On a night overflowing with pride and purpose, Pittston Area’s Lucas LoPresto made history, breaking records for career receptions, touchdowns, and receiving yards as the Patriots captured their first Division 1 title in over 20 years. The Senior Night celebration at Charley Trippi Stadium was a true return to glory for Pittston football.

Ty’Meere Wilkerson cemented his place in Berwick history, rushing for 393 yards and five touchdowns as the Bulldogs steamrolled Williamsport 63–19 at Crispin Field. Berwick piled up 516 rushing yards in a dominant showing that showcased power, speed, and a statement win heading into the final stretch of the season.

Air Solfanelli was in full flight Saturday, connecting with Ayden Aversa for big plays all day while Chris Rasmus punched in two scores to help Old Forge grab their second straight win, 20–6 over Holy Cross. The Blue Devils are heating up just in time for rivalry week.

Delaware Valley’s balanced attack and relentless defense proved too much for Valley View Friday night, as the Warriors rolled to a 41-0 win in front of their home crowd. Quarterback Colin McGarvey threw for 250 yards and four touchdowns, while Valley View struggled to establish rhythm offensively, limited to just 131 total yards.

Dallas and Crestwood face off Friday night in what’s shaping up to be a pivotal Wyoming Valley Conference showdown. The Mountaineers, hosting at home with a 2–5 record, hope to lean on home-field advantage and momentum after a recent 35-13 win over Wyoming Valley West. Crestwood, meanwhile, enters this matchup at 4–3 and is looking to flip the narrative in this rivalry.

Week 7 Record: 15-2 Season Record: 102-27

From Brayden Rose’s six-touchdown masterclass to Jack Hartshorn’s rivalry-clinching field goal, Week 7 was filled with electric plays and icy moments. Add in Delaware Valley’s dominant line and Scranton’s salute to service celebration, and it’s clear, SportzWire’s Friday nights are about more than football. We\'re talking about community, pride, and the stories that are connecting us all.

Crestwood field hockey continues to uphold one of Pennsylvania’s most respected traditions, and the 2025 squad has once again positioned itself among the state’s elite. Behind an experienced senior class and a balanced, disciplined approach, the Comets have built an impressive record with key victories over Warwick, Oley Valley, Wyoming Area, and Northwest Area — showcasing the structure and poise that define the program.

The Misericordia Cougars roll into Annville this weekend for a pivotal MAC matchup with Lebanon Valley, and there’s a different feel surrounding this group. Under first-year head coach Steve Cushing, the Cougars have started 3-1 behind a mix of discipline, physicality, and belief. Quarterback Jacob Hunter has been the steady hand guiding the offense — throwing for over 600 yards and showing his dual-threat ability with a 46-yard rushing day and touchdown against Widener.

From backyard beginnings to record-breaking glory, Mid Valley’s Sofia Goetter has turned pure passion into purpose. The senior standout midfielder recently etched her name in school history with 105 career goals, but her story runs deeper than stats. A two-time All-State honoree and Ohio State commit, Sofia is a leader defined by humility, drive, and heart. Whether she’s breaking records on the field, leading teammates through positivity, or giving back to her community, she proves that greatness comes from more than talent, it comes from character.

Delaware Valley won its third straight game thanks to another stellar offensive performance where they moved the ball for over 500 yards. Quarterback Colin McGarvey threw for 200 yards and two touchdowns and running back Mike Iuzzolino rushed for 211 yards and four touchdowns.

Behind a 403-yard rushing assault and a clutch late touchdown from Timothy David, the Montrose Meteors rallied past Holy Redeemer 30–25 on Senior Night. Sawyer Aukema and Cason Petrak powered the ground game, while David’s interception sealed the Meteors’ second win of the season in Coach George Petrak’s rebuild journey.

Lock Haven University delivered a dominant performance on Saturday afternoon, defeating Bloomsburg University 38–17 in a Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Eastern Division matchup at Redman Stadium. The win marks the third consecutive triumph for the Bald Eagles over their in-state rivals and their first road victory of the season.

District XI’s heavyweights aren’t slowing down! Parkland, Easton, Southern Lehigh, Northwestern, NDGP, and Schuylkill Haven all remain perfect through seven weeks. But with rivalry matchups looming and playoff pushes heating up, the pressure is rising fast. Week 8 is shaping up to be the most defining yet.

On a night dedicated to childhood pancreatic cancer awareness, Abington Heights junior Jack Hartshorn drilled a 30-yard game-winning field goal with 11 seconds left to lift the Comets past Scranton Prep, 17–15. The former Cavalier capped a night of redemption and heart, snapping a six-game skid to Prep as teammates celebrated both victory and cause.