After falling behind early, the Mountaineers answered with a six-run first inning and never looked back, pulling away for a 10-5 win over Wilkes-Barre.

It didn’t take long for West Scranton to grab control Monday night. One swing set the tone, and from there, the Invaders kept stacking quality at-bats, clean defense, and steady pitching in a game that never really slowed down.

Northwest Area maintained its dominant season with a decisive 7-1 victory over Southern Columbia Area on Monday, extending their winning streak to 16 consecutive games.

Holy Redeemer defeated Schuylkill Valley 14-10. Cali Glaser was Player of the Game, dominating with 6 goals, 2 assists, and 10 ground balls. Gillian Parsons added 5 goals. Irelyn Curley had 10 saves.

Ryan Finlay with the clutch 7th-inning double powered Blue Knights to a 6-5 comeback win over Royals.

Lackawanna Trail edged Elk Lake 9-8 in a close baseball game, with the Lions winning on a wild pitch in the seventh. Elk Lake\'s Brayden Miller struck out 10 batters.

Some nights are about wins. Others are about moments you don’t see often. Monday had both, as Nick Bradley filled up the zone, the stat sheet, and the record book in one dominant outing.

Leonard, a member of the Wilkes-Barre Area boys track and field team, competes in the 100m, 200m, 4x100 relay, and 4x400 relay. Most recently, he delivered a series of remarkable performances, highlighted by a blazing 10.4-second 100-meter dash against Pittston—a time rarely seen in the region for decades.

Holy Redeemer beat Mifflinburg 15-5. Cali Glaser led with 5 goals, and Gillian Parsons hit her 100th career point, earning Player of the Game.

Lake Lehman defeated Holy Redeemer 10-8 in lacrosse. Olivia Oliver spearheaded Lake Lehman\'s offense with six goals, earning Player of the Game honors.

Blue Ridge stayed patient, absorbed Lackawanna Trail’s comeback push, then unleashed a late-game surge to take control Sunday. With the game tied midway through, the Lady Raiders found another gear in the final two innings and rolled past the Lions, 8-2, behind timely hitting and steady work in the circle.

Sullivan County started strong and maintained their momentum to secure a 13-7 victory over Millville in a recent softball matchup.

North Penn-Liberty edged out Cowanesque Valley in a competitive non-conference softball game on Saturday, securing a 7-5 victory at Cowanesque Valley’s home field.

In what started as a tight game early on, the Crusaders exploded in the third inning, putting up 10 runs and completely shifting the momentum on their way to a 12-0 win over Old Forge on Sunday.

When two top-tier programs meet late in the season, the margin is usually razor thin. Friday delivered exactly that. Tunkhannock and Northampton brought postseason energy, elite pitching, and zero room for mistakes before the Tigers escaped with a hard-earned 2-1 win.