The full 2026 high school football schedule is set across NEPA, breaking down every matchup week by week by division. From early non league tests to pivotal conference showdowns, this chart gives a clear look at how each team’s path unfolds throughout the season.

In an environment that felt more like late February than mid-January, Dallas and Wilkes-Barre Area delivered a high-level, playoff-caliber battle Tuesday night that lived up to the hype.

In a game defined by physicality, emotion, and a relentless fourth-quarter surge, Riverside leaned on Nico Antoniacci once again to outlast Old Forge 68–61. With the Vikings trailing deep into the game, Antoniacci’s scoring and composure flipped momentum and ignited a crowd that turned a tense rivalry into a statement win.

WILKES-BARRE — Dallas continued its strong run through Division 1 conference play on Monday night, pulling away in the second half for a 58–26 victory over Wilkes-Barre Area.

You can game-plan it. You can throw bodies at it. You can try to slow it down. None of it mattered Tuesday night. Jordan Shaffer owned the paint, the pace, and the moment as Abington Heights handed top-ranked Scranton Prep an 84–61 wake-up call in Division I action.

A year after an overtime classic, the old rivals Riverside Vikings and Old Forge Blue Devils meet with shared momentum, energy, and playoff aspirations. The Vikings bring pace and fire power, while the Devils counter with discipline and strong senior leadership. Tuesday night in Taylor may be a story told for years to come.

The Clutch ABA continued their dominant run this weekend, turning in two convincing home victories to remain undefeated and climb the national rankings. With wins over the Philly Thunder on Saturday and the Connecticut Surge on Sunday, Clutch improved to 11–0 on the season and announced themselves as one of the premier teams in the country.

Colin Steinhart and Xaiver Paul combined for 31 of Shamokin\'s 57 points tonight to pull through against Mifflinburg on the road. Steinhart grabbed 7 rebounds and was backed with physicality from Paul. Mifflinburg\'s Brennan Snyder was the bright spot for the Wildcats, but his 12 points wasn\'t enough to get his team over the hump. Read the full story by clicking the link below!

Built in the trenches and forged through consistency, Lucas Evans and Tavian Branch were named recipients of the James “Hookey” Reap Award, presented by the District 11 American Legion. The honor recognizes linemen who define games through toughness, leadership, and relentless effort. Evans anchored one of the state’s most productive rushing attacks at Lackawanna Trail, while Branch powered Riverside’s defense for a second straight season, two different paths, one standard of excellence.

Dallas High School put together one of its most complete performances of the season Friday night, pulling away from Hazleton Area for a convincing 75–55 victory built on depth, rhythm, and collective execution.

Bucknell Football welcomes their 28th Bob Odell head football coach Jeff Behrman by providing him with an opening press conference. Read more about his welcoming above.

Wilkes Barre Area put together a strong all around performance Wednesday night, using quick pins and lineup depth to pull away early and cruise to a 48 to 12 road win over Wyoming Valley West. The Wolfpack controlled the pace throughout the dual and capitalized on opportunities across the weight classes to secure the decisive victory.

Despite trailing 17-4 early on, Pat Curtin and the Bucknell Bison overcome the Loyola Greyhounds, 70-67. Read more by clicking the title above.

On January 8, 2026, Wilkes-Barre Area managed to create just enough separation late to secure a 52–40 victory, continuing a rivalry that has swung back and forth for years. While the final margin suggested comfort, the game itself was anything but routine, featuring multiple momentum shifts and defensive pressure on both ends.

Holy Redeemer led wire to wire Friday night, using a strong fourth quarter to secure a 44 to 31 win over Wyoming Seminary behind a game high 15 points from Kyaire McLean.