Crestwood goalkeeper Madison Geiger makes history as the programs first Longstreth Senior All American selection. Geiger, who will play Division I field hockey at Hofstra, joins the nations top 44 seniors this July to anchor the North squad.

The 8th Annual Northwest Area Track Invitational delivered a full slate of standout performances across sprints, distance events, relays, and field competitions. With deep fields and strong early-season marks, several athletes established themselves as names to watch this spring.

Valley View Cougars edged West Scranton 6-5 in a thrilling softball match. Mady Minelli\'s 2 RBIs proved decisive in the nail-biting finish.

Track has become Gavin’s true passion. Competing since seventh grade, he specializes in sprinting events, including the 100m, 200m, 4x100, and 4x400 relays. This season, he reached a major milestone by breaking his school’s 200m record, clocking an impressive 21.54 seconds and surpassing the previous mark of 22.8. The achievement reflects years of dedication and steady progression.

Cali Glaser with a 6-point masterclass (3G, 3A) fuels Holy Redeemer\'s 8-5 lacrosse win vs. North Pocono. She is our SportzWIre Ninas Player of the Game!

Will McPartland nets 5 goals to powered Scranton Prep to a 10-9 lacrosse win over Horseheads in a thrilling contest.

Brayden Rose hat trick led Riverside to a commanding 99-51 track victory over Lakeland. Barnett & Olmos also secured multiple wins in the Vikings dominant performance.

Wyoming Valley West stuns top-ranked Pittston Area 8-4 in a dramatic comeback, led by Kenneth Craig\'s bases-clearing double. A huge upset victory!

As the dust settled on a historic North Pocono football season, Head Coach Greg Dolhan reflected on a year defined by resilience, growth, and community pride. He described the team as “walking on air,” emphasizing both gratitude for departing seniors and a strong focus on turning the page toward the future. Throughout the season, challenges such as key injuries forced players and coaches to adapt quickly, reinforcing trust and teamwork across the roster. Dolhan credited his athletes for their dedication, noting their commitment in the weight room and eagerness to build on success. Beyond wins and losses, he highlighted the powerful connection formed between the team and the community, from packed stands to shared Friday night traditions. Looking ahead, Dolhan’s goal remains clear: develop players as people first and maximize the team’s potential. While replacing key seniors won’t be easy, he believes the foundation is strong and the program is ready for what comes next.

Crestwood Comets routed Wilkes-Barre Area Wolfpack 19-4. An offensive showcase featured 23 hits. Celia Stahlnecker led with 4 hits; Kayla Sinavage drove in 3 runs.

Some nights are bigger than baseball. Under a perfect sky at Mid Valley, the Spartans played for something deeper, something lasting. With Eddie Kaufman’s legacy front and center, this wasn’t just a game. It was a reminder.

Abbi Call\'s 100th hit marks a resilient comeback. The Clemson commit overcame two knee surgeries, returning rebuilt and stronger for Valley View. Inspiring!

Comets crush Wolfpack 17-0! Ciocco\'s grand slam sparks offense; Stavish throws a no-hitter in a dominant win for Crestwood Jr High

Blue Devils reign! Old Forge dominates Holy Cross 10-0 with 15 hits and Luke Olivieri\'s 10-K shutout gem.

Berwick Bulldogs seize 1-0 win over Dallas. Makayla Brown dominates with a shutout and walk-off RBI single in the 7th. A true pitcher\'s duel classic!