Crestwood secured a 17-9 victory, fueled by Logan Lawson\'s 18 faceoff wins, 6 goals, and 1 assist, earning him Player of the Game honors.

No. 1 vs. No. 2. Championship atmosphere. Packed stands at Wilkes-Barre Area. Two of the District 2’s best meeting with a title on the line. Then Elijah Barr turned the stage into his own highlight reel. Barr launched two home runs, drove in four runs, and delivered a complete-game gem on the mound as Pittston Area took down top-ranked Hazleton Area 6-1 Friday night to capture the Wyoming Valley Conference championship.

The Dallas Mountaineers jumped out to an early lead Friday night, but a big third inning helped Williamsport pull away for an 8-2 victory in a late-season matchup.

Scranton Prep is starting to look more and more like a team nobody wants to see down the stretch. After recent statement wins over Scranton and Abington Heights, the Cavaliers added another big result Wednesday night taking down No. 3 Riverside in a high-energy 11-6 battle.

For a few innings, Dallas looked ready to land a statement punch in the Back Mountain rivalry showdown. Then Lake-Lehman answered. Behind another electric outing from JMU commit Hannah Chipego and a relentless offensive response, the Knights erased an early five-run deficit to stun Dallas 8-6 Thursday night in a rivalry matchup that felt every bit like postseason softball. With 12 more strikeouts added to her career total, Chipego now sits just three away from the Wyoming Valley Conference all-time strikeout record.

West Scranton Invaders defeated Scranton 7-2, led by Kaleiah Connor\'s 10-strikeout pitching and Mckenna Brudnicki\'s 3 RBI, securing a road victory.

Delaware Valley beat Northampton 7-5 in a tight lacrosse quarterfinal. Colin McGarvey (2G, 1A) and Riley Smith (13 saves) led DV to the DII AAA semifinals vs. Parkland.

Scranton Prep overwhelmed Tunkhannock 25-4 in a dominant offensive display. Braedon McPartland\'s 9 points led Prep\'s relentless attack.

Warriors crushed Valley View 11-1 on Senior Night. Delaware Valley exploded for 7 runs in the 3rd, with Liam Onofry going 4-for-4 to lead the offense.

North Pocono defeated Abington Heights 9-7. Josh Kalinowski earned Player of the Game with three hits and two RBIs for the Trojans.

Tunkhannock clinched a 1-0 walk-off victory vs. Towanda in extra innings. Pitchers Michaela Howell (12 K) and Leila Cobb (16 K) dominated before a bases-loaded walk sealed the win.

Wallenpaupack Area edged Wyoming Area 2-1 in a tight, pitching-dominated contest. Thomas Kiersted pitched 6 strong innings, allowing his team to rally for two runs in the fourth and secure the narrow victory.

Kaleiah Connor was Player of the Game, pitching seven scoreless innings with 12 K\'s and hitting a two-run home run for West Scranton\'s 9-2 victory.

Sunshine, fast times, district records, and unforgettable performances took over Scranton Memorial Stadium as the PIAA District 2 Championships delivered two electric days of track and field action. From Wilkes-Barre Area’s record-breaking relay to Olivia Thomas announcing herself as a statewide star, District 2’s biggest stage was loaded with moments that turned heads across Pennsylvania.

The Valley View Cougars shut out West Scranton 6-0 on Senior Night. Abbi Call threw a one-hit gem with 8 Ks and went 3 for 3 at the plate.