Lake-Lehman High School is home to one of Pennsylvania’s most exciting young duos—identical twin sophomores Bodhi and Finn, who are turning heads and rewriting the record books.

One hour after taking down Wyoming Valley West 9-8 in a continued game from their own senior night, the Dallas Mountaineers beat the Lake-Lehman Black Knights 11-3 on their senior night. The Mountaineers played a complete game on both sides of the ball, led by junior pitcher Dominick Zangardi and senior outfielder Kaden Coyne.

Abington Heights sophomore Adrianna Condrad has been recognized as one of the top young softball talents in the nation, earning the No. 10 pitcher ranking in the Class of 2027 for the Northeast region and No. 59 nationally by Extra Inning Softball. A standout left-handed pitcher and offensive force, Condrad continues to impress with her dominance in the circle and her ability to produce at the plate, solidifying her status as a rising star in the sport.

But Derek’s success didn’t stop at the high school level. In his first year at Western New England, he has already earned a slew of accolades that many athletes can only dream of by the end of their college careers.

Championship tension. Extra-inning chaos. One perfect swing. Peyton Graboske’s go-ahead double in the 10th sealed the deal, as Holy Cross claimed a 7-5 win over Mid Valley and the Lackawanna League D2 crown in one of the season’s most thrilling softball duels.

The second and final day of the District Two Track & Field Championships took place at Memorial Stadium, despite doubts of whether rain would ruin proceedings. The events went on and there are a lot of winners and big time moments to go over from the day.

You don’t need to run the 100m to feel the heartbeat of track and field. Two seasons on the infield gave me a front-row view of fierce competition, stronger friendships, and a culture where the snack circle matters just as much as the scoreboard.

With soggy fields and unsettled skies looming large over the region, high school baseball teams have faced more challenges getting on the field than staying on it.

The battle lines are drawn—and while the bill isn’t a mandate, it might be the first real shot at reshaping playoff parity in PA high school sports. Whether it brings balance or deeper division remains to be seen. The ball is now in the House’s court.

“This decision wasn’t about the check,” he says. “It was about betting on myself, putting myself in an environment where I could truly grow, and working with a coach who believes in my potential.”

It was a beautiful day on May 12 at Scranton Memorial Stadium, perfect for the first day of the PIAA District Two Track and Field Championships. While the weather has led to questions about when Day Two will take place, the first day had some undeniably fantastic finishes and results.

From packing snacks to snapping action shots, from coaching on the field to cheering in the front row—sports moms do it all. And this Mother’s Day, we’re taking a timeout to thank them the only way they deserve: with love, laughter, and maybe a few well-earned tears.

In an exciting game, the Lancers defeated Holy Redeemer at home with a score of 6-2, highlighting their perseverance and collaboration.

In the face of uncertainty and transition, Hugh Kirwan has emerged as the steady hand guiding Keystone College football into a new era. From standout player to seasoned coach, his journey reflects unwavering passion, resilience, and a deep love for the game. Now, as head coach, Kirwan is not just rebuilding a team—he’s reigniting a legacy.

The Tunkhannock Tigers softball team took down their conference rivals, the Dallas Mountaineers, 6-2 on May 8. This was the second meeting this season between the two schools, with Dallas winning the first matchup 6-5 back on April 17. The win marked the ninth straight for the Tigers as they improved to 16-1 on the season.