When JD first stepped onto the court at PSWB, he was eager to develop both as a player and as a person. Looking back, he describes his time at the university as a \"cool experience.\" \"I’ve grown and learned a lot about myself as a player and as a man that’ll take with me after I’m done playing here,\" he says. \"I’m appreciative of the opportunities that Coach Hammett bestowed upon me.\" His development has been shaped not only by the challenges and opportunities of college basketball but also by the mentorship and guidance he\'s received from his coaches and teammates.

In a matchup where every possession mattered, Devon Prep’s duo of Zane Conlon and Reece Craft were simply unstoppable, combining for 51 points as the Tide rolled past Valley View 64-44 to punch their ticket to the state championship.

The Loyalsock Lancers took control early and never let up, earning a 65-46 victory over Imhotep Charter and punching their ticket to the state championship game Thursday against Shady Side Academy.

MECHANICSBURG, PA – The Mountain View girls basketball team saw its season come to a close in the PIAA Class 2A semifinals on Friday night, falling 41-38 in a hard-fought battle against Berlin Brothersvalley (BBV) from District 5.

Crestwood controlled possession and made big plays on both ends of the field, with Caporuscio and Ziegler leading the charge in an early-season statement victory.

Abington Heights’ offensive firepower was on full display as Gavin Anders and Logan Fedor led the way, and Colton Naholnik anchored a strong defensive effort in net, helping the Comets cruise to a 13-4 home win over Danville.

Their final score won’t tell the story — but the banners, the memories, and the milestones will. The best Crestwood girls basketball team ever didn’t just play for themselves — they played for every Comet that came before them.

Excerpt: A buzzer-beating three-pointer brought heartbreak to Holy Cross in their 58-57 playoff loss to West Catholic. The Crusaders led most of the way but saw their season end on a last-second shot. Despite the crushing defeat, Holy Cross put on a remarkable display of effort and teamwork that made their school proud.

March 21, 2025 – Tunkhannock, PA — The Tunkhannock Tigers opened their 2025 season with a dominant 12–5 win over Lake-Lehman, showcasing a complete team effort fueled by efficient scoring, strong midfield control, and relentless hustle on both ends of the field.

Zimmermans exceptional season, characterized by his offensive dominance, defensive contributions, and special teams excellence, has rightfully earned him a place among Pennsylvania\'s football elite after being named Mr. PA Football.

Valley View’s offense roared behind Kalli Karwowski’s booming bat and Taylor Cawley’s dominant pitching. With power at the plate and poise on the mound, the Cougars made their message loud and clear: they’re a force to be reckoned with this spring.

EDWARDSVILLE, PA – The Wilkes University softball team opened Landmark Conference play with a strong statement, sweeping Drew University in Saturday’s home doubleheader. The Colonels walked off Game 1 in thrilling fashion before locking down a shutout in Game 2 to move to 2-0 in league play.

After a slow start that saw Crestwood fall behind 2-0, the Comets exploded for six runs in the third inning to take control and eventually earn an 8-3 road win over Wyoming Area to open their season.

The Wilkes-Barre Wolfpack pulled off a big win at home, rallying late to beat the North Pocono Trojans 8-4 in a game that had plenty of twists and momentum swings. North Pocono had the early edge, but the Wolfpack stayed in it and delivered a game-changing sixth inning, scoring six runs to take control. Omar Jerez came up clutch with a big bases-clearing double, while Ben Thomas pitched strong in relief to earn the win. The Wolfpack’s discipline at the plate and timely hits made the difference, showing they’re a team that knows how to battle back and close strong.

The Dunmore Bucks opened their 2025 District 2 high school baseball season with a dominant 23-2 win over Carbondale Area in four innings. Evan Mizenko led the offensive surge with 6 RBIs, while Mason Stets tossed a complete game with 6 strikeouts. Dunmore exploded for 10 runs in the second inning and never looked back. The Bucks next face West Scranton on Saturday, while Carbondale aims to bounce back Monday against Lakeland.