In a thrilling Week 10 finish, Susquehanna rallied past Holy Cross 21–20 for its first win of 2025. Gabe Maby scored twice and hit Mason Keyes for a two-point conversion to tie it, before freshman Joey Allen tossed the go-ahead touchdown then sealed it with a late interception after Holy Cross missed a potential game-winning two-point try.

Lackawanna Trail running back Isaac Ryon entered the Lions’ Week 10 matchup vs the Riverside Vikings with 1,730 rushing yards and 28 rushing touchdowns on the season. In the final regular season game of his high school career, he surpassed the 2,000 yard mark and 30 touchdown mark for the season.

Valley View closed out Senior Night with a 20-7 win over Wallenpaupack behind 285 rushing yards and three touchdowns, setting up a Halloween home playoff showdown with Dallas.

The top runners from across Northeast Pennsylvania met at the Wyoming County Fairgrounds for the District 2 Cross Country Championships, delivering strong performances and exciting finishes across every classification. The event showcased both seasoned veterans and breakout performances, with several programs once again proving why District 2 is one of the state’s most competitive regions.

Since midseason, powerhouses have flexed their dominance, underdogs have stolen headlines, and playoff positioning is starting to take shape. Comparing Week 5 to Week 9, some teams have surged with momentum, while others are scrambling to rediscover their early-season spark. Let’s dive into how the rankings look now — and who’s rising, falling, and holding strong as the postseason looms.

Riverside made a statement in one of Northeastern PA’s most storied rivalries, overwhelming Old Forge 49-8 under the lights. Junior Jared Jackson’s punt return touchdown set the tone early, and the Vikings never looked back, dominating on both sides of the ball. With standout performances from Brayden Rose, Ny-jai Scott-holt, and 4-star lineman Tavian Branch, Riverside’s energy carried through even after the starters exited. As the Vikings celebrate this emphatic win, their focus now turns to a high-stakes showdown with Lackawanna Trail—a clash many are calling the regional championship before the regional championship.

The Mid Valley-based NEPA Storm 10U softball team went undefeated in Apalachin, New York, posting wins over Eyota Travel Softball and Southern Tier Thunder. Grace Whitling and Frankie Nails each homered over the weekend, while pitchers Nora Piercy, Grace Eboli, and Emma Fredericks combined for 20 strikeouts across both games. The Storm’s explosive offense and dominant pitching set the tone as they now prepare for the USSSA Fall State Championship in Quakertown on November 1–2.

Caden’s leadership extends beyond his stats. As a three-year captain, his coach, Sante Romaldini, described him as a player who “sets the expectation on and off the field” and “motivates the rest of the team through his work ethic.” He’s become a four-year varsity starter, leading not just with goals, but with grit, vision, and composure.

Crestwood captured the Wyoming Valley Conference Division 1 championship with a 2–1 comeback victory over Wyoming Area on Saturday at Wilkes-Barre Area’s Wolfpack Stadium. Wyoming Area struck first late in the second quarter when Lucia Campenni scored off an assist from Juliana Siani, giving the Warriors a 1–0 halftime advantage.

Abington Heights won its third straight game and dominated on the ground, scoring six rushing touchdowns. Jayden Anglin has led the way since Nick Bradley went down to injury, as he totaled 72 rushing yards and three touchdowns in this game.

From dominant 9-0 juggernauts to rising programs finding their stride, District XI football is heating up just in time for November. Parkland, Easton, and Southern Lehigh headline the big-school elite, while Northwestern Lehigh, NDGP, and Schuylkill Haven continue their march toward perfection in the small-school ranks.

Gabe Davis scored twice in a two-minute span, and Valley View leaned on 251 rushing yards to beat Wyoming Valley West 52-21. Davis caught a 35-yard touchdown from Caleb Brown, returned the ensuing kickoff 80 yards, and the Cougars finished it off with five rushing scores and a 34-yard field goal from Braden Loff.

Scranton Prep made history at Dunmore Stadium, rolling past Jersey Shore 51–19 as head coach Terry Gallagher earned his 100th career win. Junior Noah Krzywiec’s 50-yard catch and two touchdowns set the tone, while senior quarterback Will McPartland accounted for four scores in a milestone night that reminded everyone Prep football remains a powerhouse in District 2.

The Weston Field Skatepark is now open, giving Scranton’s skaters, riders, and creators the space they’ve been waiting for. Built for expression and connection, this isn’t just a park, it’s progress.