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.

Nick Bradley struck out 16 and drove in a run to fuel Abington Heights’ 8-1 takedown of Valley View. A masterclass on the mound and a spark at the plate — Bradley delivered one of the most complete performances of the season.

Holy Redeemer pulled off a thrilling comeback on Friday night, rallying late to edge out Elk Lake 3-2 in a classic pitchers’ duel.

What started as a cloudy evening quickly turned into a damp showdown as the Dallas Varsity Mountaineers held off a late charge from Hazleton Area to secure a gritty 4-3 victory on Friday.

Anne Carter was electric in the circle Friday evening, striking out 11 batters in a complete game effort to guide the Holy Redeemer Varsity Royals to a 6-3 win over Berwick.

Delaware Valley capitalized on a decisive second inning to clinch a 5-3 win against West Scranton on Wednesday. The team scored all five runs in that inning, demonstrating offensive prowess and resilience.

In a battle where every pitch mattered, the Lakeland Varsity Chiefs came out on top with a narrow 2-0 win over the Lackawanna Trail Lions on Thursday night. The game featured a masterclass in pitching from both sides, but it was Lakeland’s timely execution in the sixth inning that made the difference.

Nativity jumped out to an early lead with a run in the first and added another in the fourth before exploding for six runs in the bottom of the fifth. They tacked on two more in the sixth to round out their scoring.

Benton, meanwhile, was kept quiet until the bottom of the fifth inning, when their bats came alive. They strung together a sequence of timely hits from Osborne (2 hits), Kolb, Zajac, Ribbie, and Koch, putting up all three of their runs in the frame to take the lead.

Nazareth\'s offense was led by Landon Glovas, who turned in a standout performance with three hits, one run scored, and one RBI. Nate Grzenda came up clutch in the extras, delivering a double on the day, and the eventual game-winning RBI. Petruska also played a crucial role, scoring twice and adding a hit. Biedermann and Kilareski each chipped in a hit to round out the Blue Eagles’ seven-hit effort.

Senior attacker Brady Holmes stole the spotlight with an explosive eight-goal outing, powering the Scranton Prep Cavaliers past the Dallas Mountaineers in a dominant 20–8 win. With strong support from Mackie Lynott, Grady Toolan, and Braden McPartland, the Cavaliers showcased their offensive depth and gear up for a Friday night clash vs. Abington Heights.

Despite a stellar performance at the plate by Brandon Kozlansky, the Tunkhannock Varsity Tigers came up just short in a 9-8 loss to the Mountain View Varsity Eagles on Monday.