Indiana Little League rolled to back-to-back wins on Championship Monday, riding explosive offense and dominant pitching to secure the 2025 Junior League Softball East Regional title at Wilkes University. Next stop: Kirkland, WA.

Abington squared off in a prime-time showdown with unbeaten GEYA on Wednesday night at Fairchance Little League, but a fast start by the Section 7 champs proved too much to overcome. Now, the resilient group from Abington sets their sights on a bounce-back in the elimination bracket.

Growing up in Connecticut, this player got into basketball in high school after missing football tryouts. He decided to take the game seriously and found his way to NHTI in New Hampshire, where he played for two years. Eventually, he transferred to Penn State Wilkes-Barre, which became his home. His senior year started rough with a broken finger that kept him off the court. But just a few months later, he was back, helping his team win a national championship in 2023—a huge moment that showed his drive.

In 2019, he found his true calling in coaching and he hasn’t looked back. As he is now head coach of both the men’s and women’s basketball programs at Penn State Scranton. He believes it’s about more than wins and losses. It’s about culture, community, and creating opportunities for those often overlooked.

Now as the head coach of the Bangor Area High School football program, Coach Andrews is leading the team through a rebuilding phase. Two years removed from a strong senior class, the Slaters are coming off a tough 1-9 season. But under Andrews\' leadership, the focus remains clear: growth, resilience, and consistency.

Bases loaded. Two outs. Game on the line. And then… BOOM! Max Vazquez delivered a bases-clearing double to cap a wild fifth-inning rally as Abington came from behind to beat Pennridge 9-6 in Fairchance!

Abingtons defense held firm and their pitching delivered in the clutch as they edged Hollidaysburg 2-1 in a classic pitcher’s duel to kick off their Pennsylvania Little League State Tournament run on Monday.

Bellefonte came out strong in Monday’s 10U State Tournament opener in Drums, but Greater Pittston Township showed poise, grit, and plenty of fight as they now prepare for a bounce-back performance in the elimination bracket.

Final rosters are set for the 91st Lions Club Dream Game, with kickoff scheduled for Wednesday, July 23rd at 7:00 PM at John Henzes Memorial Stadium in Peckville. Both City and County squads are locked in, complete with jersey numbers, as top senior football talent from across the region prepares to clash in one of NEPA’s most iconic summer traditions.

Chris Parker has officially stepped down as head coach of the Wyoming Valley West boys basketball team, ending a five-year run marked by steady leadership and competitive play.

The Wyoming Area Alumni Ring of Pride Camp 2025 brought Warrior legends and future stars together at Jake Sobeski Stadium. Headlined by Penn State captain Dominic DeLuca and Lehigh standout Aaron Crossley, the camp celebrated tradition, talent, and the enduring impact of WA Football. With Coach Paul Marranca, Coach Spencer, and Lou “Bikes” Ciampi leading the charge, the event once again proved why the Ring of Pride is second to none.

Hunter Pitcavage, a rising junior at Dallas High School, is proving to be one of the most versatile and dedicated athletes in the region. A standout in football, wrestling, and track and field, Pitcavage has been grinding through a rigorous year-round training regimen that’s paying off—especially in the javelin.

Rooted in heart and built on hustle, the Five Star Heart Football Clinic returns to the Lehigh Valley with a dynamic new partnership between founder Robert McClarin and Penn State captain Nick Dawkins. This free youth clinic blends elite-level instruction, character-building competition, and powerful community connection—all designed to inspire the next generation of leaders both on and off the field.

From the Central Scranton Expressway to Beaver Stadium dreams — the roar of the Nittany Lions is heading to the Electric City. With registration already full, excitement is building as young athletes prepare for an unforgettable Saturday at the Nittany Lion Summer Impact Camp.

Legacy Under the Lights: 91st Dream Game Media Day Unites Past and Future of NEPA Football VALLEY VIEW — The scent of summer grass and the echo of cleats on concrete set the stage under the bleachers of Valley View’s football stadium, where dozens of the region’s top high school football players gathered for the 91st Annual Dream Game Media Day. It was more than a press event. It was a reunion, a farewell, a coming-of-age story all in one. Hosted by longtime broadcaster Tony Sibila and Honesdale’s new head coach George Howanitz, Media Day was filled with stories from players on the cusp of adulthood and from coaches whose roots run deep in Northeastern Pennsylvania’s football soil. “It’s like a family reunion,” Howanitz said. “There’s history in every name on the roster.”