Under the lights of PNC Field, Crestwood staged a dramatic comeback, scoring eight runs in the top of the seventh to defeat Dallas 11-5 on Wednesday night.

Mountain View edged Montrose 5-4 on Thursday afternoon in a back-and-forth game that saw the Eagles take the lead for good in the bottom of the sixth.

Claire Helring delivered a standout performance at the plate, driving in four runs on three hits to power Holy Cross past Hazleton Area, 16-7, on Thursday, May 1. Helring launched a two-run homer to left in the seventh, tripled in the third to score one, and singled in the first to drive in another, capping off a dominant offensive showing.

Easton struck first in the bottom of the second inning, plating a run to gain an early 1-0 lead. They extended that advantage in the third with a two-run rally that proved critical in the game\'s outcome. A final insurance run in the sixth inning brought their total to four on the day.

On a night meant to honor their seniors, Valley View gave their home crowd plenty to cheer about with a dominant 16-0 shutout win over Scranton on Wednesday. Behind a flawless pitching performance from Taylor Cawley and an explosive four-hit, two-home-run game from Kalli Karwowski, the Cougars sent their seniors out in style.

Holy Cross unloaded with 15 hits, including a grand slam from Mia Galella and a three-run homer from Jules Galella, as they rolled to a 15-0 win over Old Forge in just three innings.

In a battle of District 2 heavyweights, Pittston Area flexed its depth, firepower, and pitching prowess — proving why the top spot in the Coaches Poll still runs through the Patriots.

He was walking to grab snacks for a family movie night. Now, 12-year-old Bentley — a boy who lives for the game of basketball — is fighting for his life after being shot in a senseless act of violence. What happened Sunday night shook a community and forever changed a child’s world. But Bentley’s story is more than tragedy — it’s a call to stand together, support one another, and remind every young person that they are never alone. Violence is never the answer. Compassion is. Teamwork is. Love is....And now, this young athlete needs a team bigger than basketball.

With the top spot in District 2 on the line, Delaware Valley and Scranton Prep went toe-to-toe in a battle of 14-1 powerhouses. But when the dust settled, it was the Warriors who stole the spotlight—exploding for six unanswered goals in the fourth quarter to silence the home crowd and claim a dominant 12-5 victory. Fueled by grit, momentum, and a whole lot of fire, DV proved why they\'re a force to be reckoned with.

After five seasons of impact at Mid Valley, George Pachucy steps into the head coaching role at Wyoming Seminary, bringing with him a passion for mentorship, a legacy of coaching, and a heart rooted in Northeast PA football.

It was a masterclass on the mound Tuesday afternoon as Jacob Snyder led Wyoming Area to a 2-0 victory over Lake-Lehman in a tightly contested pitchers’ duel.

On a stage fit for the pros, the MMI and Northwest high school baseball teams faced off in a tightly contested matchup Sunday at PNC Field, home of the Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders. In a game dominated by strong pitching and stellar defense, MMI emerged victorious with a 3–0 win, scoring all three of their runs in a decisive sixth inning.

In a battle that had all the energy of a championship final, Abington Heights and Valley View traded blow after blow until Isabella DeRiggi sealed the deal with a walk-off single in extras. Two of District 2’s finest left it all on the field — and the Comets walked away with the glory.

Dallas stayed hot on Monday afternoon, taking down Hazleton 8-3 behind a huge game from Sydney Haydu.

Wyoming Seminary exploded for six runs in the fifth inning to pull away from Hanover Area and secure a 9-2 win on Monday afternoon.