Fair Lawn boys soccer pulled away in the second half behind multi-goal performances from Anthony Dvirts and Nico Imburgia to beat Wyoming Valley West 6-2.

MOSCOW — North Pocono girls soccer continued its impressive start to the season Saturday morning, earning a 3-1 nonconference victory over Holy Redeemer.

Ty McConnell shot a match-low 41 to lead Crestwood to a 173-181 Wyoming Valley Conference golf victory over Nanticoke at Muni.

Wyoming Seminary opened its 2026 season with a statement at Nesbitt Stadium, riding three touchdown passes from Nelson Martinez, three total scores from John Smith and a disruptive defense to a 38-14 victory over Loudoun Sports Academy Blue.

UNIVERSITY PARK — Penn State field hockey continued its strong early-season response Friday afternoon, defeating Villanova 2-0 at the Penn State Field Hockey Complex.

Scranton Prep found its rhythm and never looked back, erupting for 42 points across the second and third quarters as the Cavaliers overwhelmed Trinity, 45-7, behind a balanced offense and big plays in all three phases.

LEHMAN TWP. — Lake-Lehman stood toe-to-toe with Lakeland for two quarters Friday night, but a decisive second-half surge allowed the Chiefs to leave Edward H. Edwards Stadium with a 42-22 nonconference victory.

It didn’t take Riverside long to take command. The Vikings erupted for 35 first-half points, turned big plays into points in all three phases and rolled past Holy Cross, 42-0, to remain unbeaten.

Valley View secured a 19-6 win over Crestwood behind a dominant defense and Braden Loff\'s school-record 45-yard field goal.

Two early touchdowns were erased by penalties, but Dallas never took its foot off the gas. Talan Geskey threw four touchdown passes as the Mountaineers rolled past Wyoming Valley West, 45-12, setting up a juicy Week 3 matchup with Abington Heights.

Coach Kevin McHale has Dunmore firing on all cylinders early this season, and Weston Yannone put it on full display Friday, scoring four times across offense, defense and special teams as the Bucks rolled past Lackawanna Trail, 62-7.

A rivalry game separated by a single point came down to the final minute Thursday night, as Montrose overcame a late deficit and the loss of starting quarterback Evan Strohl to defeat Susquehanna, 21-20, and move to 2-0 under first-year head coach Brett Stage.

OLEY — Crestwood field hockey continued its strong start to the 2026 season Wednesday evening, earning a convincing 4-1 nonconference victory over Oley Valley.

Mt. View edged Blue Ridge 175-177 at Tall Pines Players Club, led by Coe Masters with a 40. Blue Ridge\'s Jax Decker took medalist honors with a 39.

Pittston Area improved to 7-0 on the season with a 164-172 golf victory over Wilkes-Barre Area at Wilkes-Barre Municipal Golf Course.