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.

Valley View Cougars defeated Parkland Trojans 11-7. Abbi Call\'s three-run homer ignited a dominant hitting display, leading to a decisive victory.

Ava Thomas pitched a complete game shutout, leading Holy Redeemer to a 1-0 victory over Berwick. Hailey Pius\'s triple drove in the lone run.

Carbondale Area brought energy, speed, and plenty of pink to West Side Field on Monday, turning Strikeout Cancer Night into a statement win. Behind big bats, dominant pitching, and nonstop pressure on the bases, the Chargerettes powered past Susquehanna 8-2.

Holy Redeemer made history, defeating Scranton Prep 9-8 in lacrosse for their first-ever win against the rival! Cali Glaser (3G, 2A) starred in the thrilling victory.

Wallenpaupack Area’s Logan Caruso ‘26 has been selected to play in the 2026 Big 33 Pennsylvania Scholastic Football Coaches Association (PSFCA) East-West All-Star Game, which will be held on Sunday, May 17, 2026, at Cumberland Valley High School\'s Chapman Field.

Old Forge snatched a wild 6-4 win! Ava Arnold blasted a three-run walk-off bomb in the 7th, sealing the dramatic victory against Mid Valley.

Scranton Prep edged Abington Heights 14-13 in an offensive clinic. Braden McPartland starred with 5 goals, 2 assists for Prep.

A 10.4 flashes on the stop watch, and suddenly history feels within reach. Wilkes-Barre Area’s Tim Leonard isn’t just winning races, he’s stepping into a conversation that hasn’t been touched in decades, with encouragement now coming from the very names that built it.

North Pocono rallied for a 5-4 victory over Valley View. Max LaFave clinched the win with 2.0 scoreless relief innings, striking out four and allowing just one hit.

Four years. Seven losses. A Final Four and a national title appearance. Ben O’Brien didn’t just win at Scranton, he reshaped what was possible.