UNIVERSITY PARK — Penn State women’s soccer returned to Jeffrey Field and delivered the response it needed Sunday afternoon.

Northwest dictated play for much of the contest, consistently applying pressure in the offensive end. The Lady Rangers generated seven penalty corners and 10 shots on goal, keeping the Warrior Run defense under pressure throughout the afternoon.

Valley View beat Wilkes-Barre Area 17-7 in high school football behind rushing touchdowns from Tyler Muchal and Seamus Sprague plus a 46-yard field goal from Braden Loff.

Summary of the North Pocono/Honesdale game

In a tightly contested Wyoming Valley Conference matchup, the Trojans held off Tunkhannock for a 14–12 victory, earning their first win of the 2026 season.

Lackawanna starts their season 0-2 with a loss from Seton Hill

An extra day of preparation only added fuel to an already rolling Dunmore team. Brady McCormick was a perfect 7-for-7 with three touchdowns as the No. 1 Bucks scored early, spread the production around and overwhelmed Holy Cross, 63-7.

Southern Columbia left little doubt Friday night about why it entered the game unbeaten. The Tigers overwhelmed Montoursville from the opening whistle, combining a suffocating defensive effort with a high-powered offense to cruise to a 48-13 victory over the Warriors.

THROOP — Mid Valley established control early and leaned on a dominant rushing performance from senior Kayden Barnauskas to defeat Old Forge, 14-0, Friday night at Spartan Stadium.

DALLAS TWP. — Dallas entered Friday night looking to measure itself against one of District 2’s most respected programs.

BERWICK — Berwick delivered a dominant performance on both sides of the football Friday night, rolling past Wyoming Area, 39-0, at Crispin Memorial Stadium.

The Comets earned a monumental 2-1 victory over nationally ranked The Hill School, knocking off one of the country’s premier programs and remaining unbeaten to begin the 2026 season.

Riverside defeated Forest City 165-171 in Lackawanna League boys golf at Pine Hills as co-medalists Jake O\'Brien and Alex Kimble paced the team with 40s.

KINGSTON — For decades, the Wyoming Seminary field hockey program represented the standard against which other teams in Northeastern Pennsylvania were measured.

Carbondale Area had been waiting for a night like this. On Salute to Service night, the Chargers battled Crestwood for four quarters, got a massive performance from senior Chayse Roche and walked away with a 14-7 victory that head coach Jeff Arthur hopes can change the trajectory of his program.