In a tight, rain-soaked matchup, the Mountaineers found a way late and held on for a 3-1 win over Hazleton Area on Thursday at Schiavo Field, handing the Cougars just their second home conference loss there since 2023.

Momentum changed hands more than once Friday night in Kingston, but Wyoming Valley West owned the final moment that mattered most. After surrendering the lead in the middle innings, the Spartans answered with a composed seventh-inning rally and walked off Wilkes-Barre, 6-5, in one of the more entertaining finishes of the season.

The 2025-26 Pennsylvania Boys All-State Basketball Teams have officially dropped, and local talent made serious noise across the Commonwealth. Nico Antoniacci headlines the list as Class 3A Player of the Year, Old Forge landed two players on the 2A First Team with Logan Fanning and Cameron Parker, while J.J. Thomas was named Class 2A Co-Coach of the Year. District 4 and District 11 also added to a loaded regional showing. Full teams now live!

Scranton Prep topped Delaware Valley 8-7 in OT. James Stallman (10 saves) was Player of the Game. Mackey Lynett (SP) and Tyler Husejnovic (DV) each scored hat tricks.

Abington Heights dominated Valley View 12-0 with a no-hitter. Adrianna Condrad led with two homers and a no-hit pitching performance.

Holy Redeemer defeated Pittston 18-4. Player of the Game Cali Glaser had 3 goals, 3 assists, 4 ground balls, and 5 draw controls. Allie Desciak led with 4 goals.

Dallas Mountaineers Varsity Softball battled from start to finish and came away with a gritty 4-3 win over Pittston on Monday, holding off a late push in a game that never lacked intensity.

Valley View swept Holy Redeemer 5-0 in a stunning, comprehensive shutout victory. Nicholas Burak, Kevin Dougher, and two doubles teams all secured perfect 6-0, 6-0 wins.

For a few innings, this one had the feel of a close battle. Then West Scranton found its rhythm, strung together big innings, and turned the game into a convincing 12-2 win Tuesday afternoon.

Lake-Lehman secured its third consecutive victory, advancing its record to 10-5 with a decisive 4-1 win over the Hanover Area Hawkeyes.

The Towanda softball team delivered a commanding performance, securing a 6-0 shutout victory over Troy.

For the first few innings, this one had all the makings of a competitive matchup. Then Holy Cross caught fire in the fourth, erupted for eight runs, and turned Tuesday’s contest into a statement win, while Ava Schmidt added a memorable milestone to the day.

Abington Heights Comets shut out Valley View 11-0. Player of the Game Nick Bradley led the charge, with 11 Ks over five flawless innings and 4 RBI at the plate.

Wyoming Seminary Blue Knights handle Tunkhannock 8-0. John Comitz dealt a two-hit shutout, while the offense exploded with 11 hits, led by George Rollands 4-for-4 day.

Carbondale Area mixed purpose with performance Monday, rocking pink shirts and socks for Strikeout Cancer Night before backing it up with a gritty 3-1 win over Susquehanna Community. In a game ruled by pitching, the Chargers made the timely plays and protected home field.