The Bombers cruised to a 15-5 win over the Fightins in the Lackawanna League’s Field of Dreams Game, held Saturday at the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders’ PNC Field. The showcase featured 42 senior all-stars from across the league.
Home runs. Comebacks. Star power. The 2025 Field of Dreams Game was a full-throttle farewell for District 2’s finest — with Team White walking away winners in a night built for legends.
What unfolded at Montage Mountain was more than an event — it was a powerful reminder of what happens when a community rallies behind one of its own. With laughter, generosity, and unwavering love, Team Eddie K turned a summer Saturday into something unforgettable.
NFL legend and hometown hero Chris Snee brought the spark back to Montrose football this weekend, leading a free youth clinic alongside Varsity players and community sponsors—and following it up with $15,000 in donations to help power the future of the Meteors program.
Scranton Prep senior Caleb Rutkoski has been cleared to return to the football field after a long and demanding recovery from a torn ACL suffered during his junior season. The injury occurred on September 20, 2024, while Caleb was blitzing the quarterback. It brought a sudden halt to a promising year in which he played a major role on both sides of the ball as a fullback and outside linebacker.
From Elijah Jordan’s all-around brilliance to Madden Patrick’s smooth execution under center, the South delivered a complete performance. But the North didn’t go quietly—Samir Williams gave the crowd a show and proved why he earned Offensive MVP honors. In the end, a clean onside recovery sealed a well-fought 20-16 win for the North.
The Pennsylvania State Baseball Coaches Association has released its 2025 All-State Team, and few regions stood taller than Districts 2, 4, and 11. With a deep lineup of First and Second Team honorees across all classifications, these districts showcased the state’s premier high school talent. From small schools to powerhouse programs, this year’s selections reflect not just individual excellence, but the strength of baseball across Northeastern and Central Pennsylvania. Many of these standout seniors will soon take the field again at the inaugural PSBCA East vs. West All-Star Game at Medlar Field, capping off a season—and career—worth celebrating.
A late-inning rally fueled by patience at the plate lifted South Scranton past Abington in a 7–2 win Thursday night in Moscow. The 11U All-Star showdown featured strong pitching, clutch walks, and timely defense in a classic District 17 battle.
A fast start and lights-out relief pitching lifted Dunmore to a 4–2 victory over North Pocono in Thursday’s 11-year-old showdown in Moscow. Behind timely hits, patient at-bats, and a six-strikeout relief performance by Andrew K., Dunmore held strong in a back-and-forth contest.
A senior at Wyoming Area High School, Ben Gravine is a standout in both football and track and field. Known not only for his athleticism, but also for his resilience, leadership, and academic excellence. Ben is the kind of athlete whose strength goes beyond the field and track.
Off the field, Jack maintains a 3.9 GPA and is a proud member of the National Honor Society. He is also a firm believer in faith and family. Jack lives by the quote: “Put God first.”
Behind 11 strikeouts from Natalie Pikas and a three-inning offensive burst, the GWA 11/12 Allstars powered past Harveys Lake to secure another postseason victory.
On the field, Sofia thrives in Winthrop’s close-knit, family-style team culture, forming deep bonds with her teammates. Her goals for the upcoming season are centered on being the best version of herself and a great teammate in every moment.
The true definition of tough, disciplined, and resilient, Jacob Simoson has built his football journey on perseverance and purpose. A graduate of Lake-Lehman High School, Jacob is now a senior Offensive Guard for Bloomsburg University.
It’s more than a fundraiser — it’s a celebration of strength, community, and the unwavering spirit of Eddie Kaufman. Join us at Montage Mountain this Saturday as we rally together for a day of laughter, love, and support for one of our own. Whether you come to compete, connect, or contribute, your presence helps write the next chapter in Eddie’s fight — and it’s one filled with hope.