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An Arctic Assault North Pocono Storms Past Valley View, 42-0

An Arctic Assault North Pocono Storms Past Valley View, 42-0

By: Steven Abbatiello | SportzWire | November 14, 2026 | Photo courtesy Javier Silva

North Pocono delivered a statement performance against Valley View, dominating from start to finish in a convincing 42-0 victory. The Trojans showcased an explosive offense, a physical defense, and contributions from multiple players as they put together a complete performance on the football field.

First Quarter: Wolff Gets the Trojans Rolling

Valley View won the coin toss, but North Pocono wasted little time making its presence felt after receiving the opening kickoff.

The Trojans began moving the football with a couple of short runs before Henry Wolff broke loose for a spectacular 70-yard touchdown run. Shane Youngblood added the extra point, giving North Pocono an early 7-0 lead with 9:39 remaining in the opening quarter.

Valley View attempted to answer, putting together a drive that reached the North Pocono 11-yard line. However, the Trojans’ defense stepped up when it mattered most. After a pass was broken up in the end zone, North Pocono blocked the ensuing field goal attempt to preserve its lead. North Pocono went back to work offensively, with Jaden Taylor delivering a big run down to the Valley View 45 yard-line. On fourth-and-three, Cole West kept the ball and picked up the first down, moving the Trojans into Valley View territory as the first quarter came to a close.

Second Quarter: Trojans Build a Comfortable Lead

North Pocono continued its offensive attack in the second quarter. The Trojans extended their lead to 14-0 when Chase Zimmerman connected with Max Lafave on a 16-yard touchdown pass. Youngblood added the extra point.

The defense continued to make life difficult for Valley View. A costly fumble was recovered by Zimmerman, giving North Pocono possession at the Valley View 37-yard line. The Trojans capitalized on the opportunity when Cole West connected with Wolff on a 21-yard touchdown pass. Youngblood’s kick made it 21-0. North Pocono wasn’t finished, With 41 seconds remaining before halftime, Zimmerman connected with West on a 23-yard touchdown pass. Youngblood once again converted the extra point, sending the Trojans into the locker room with a commanding 28-0 advantage.

Third Quarter: North Pocono Extends Its Dominance

The Trojans picked up right where they left off after halftime. North Pocono’s defense continued to shut down Valley View’s offensive efforts, forcing another unsuccessful possession.

The Trojans then put together another impressive scoring drive. This time, Cole West found the end zone on an 11-yard touchdown run with 5:07 remaining in the third quarter. Youngblood’s extra point pushed the lead to 35-0. Valley View continued to battle, but North Pocono’s defense remained relentless, limiting the Cougars’ opportunities to generate any offensive momentum.

Fourth Quarter: Baulo Adds the Final Touch

North Pocono continued to add to its lead in the fourth quarter. Ethan Baulo broke through for a 38-yard touchdown run, and Andrew Derenick converted the extra point to make it 42-0 with 11:09 remaining. Valley View attempted to put together a late scoring drive, but North Pocono’s defense once again came through.

After a fumble recovery and a long pass that moved the Cougars into North Pocono territory, the Trojans delivered another big play. An interception by Tymir Cousar stopped Valley View’s final scoring opportunity. North Pocono took over possession at its own 12-yard line, and that brought the contest to a close after a couple kneel downs.

Final Score: North Pocono - 42, Valley View - 0

North Pocono Heads to Dallas for District 2 Class 4A Championship Showdown

One game away from a championship! The North Pocono Trojans are preparing for their biggest challenge of the season as they travel to take on the undefeated Dallas Mountaineers in the PIAA District 2 Class 4A Championship.

Dallas enters the matchup with a perfect 12-0 record, proving to be one of the toughest teams in the district. The Mountaineers bring a physical defense and an offense capable of making big plays.

North Pocono will look to carry its offensive momentum into the championship, led by Henry Wolff, Cole West, and Chase Zimmerman. Defensively, the Trojans will need another strong performance to slow down the undefeated Mountaineers.

The stakes couldn’t be higher. One game, one championship, and an opportunity for North Pocono to bring home a District 2 title in back-to-back years