WILKES-BARRE — Under the bright lights of the Mohegan Sun Arena, Crestwood looked exactly like the team that has controlled District 2 Class 5A all winter long.

WILKES-BARRE — Championship games are supposed to test everything — poise, toughness, execution, and heart.

Hazelton Area\'s Evelyn Sheer AKA \"The Pink Nightmare\", the 1st seed, started off strong with a 27 second pin in the semifinals which advanced her to the finals. Crestwood\'s Samara Bailey, the 2nd seed and last year\'s runner-up, had also picked up a quick 24 second pin to advance her to the finals. This finals match was crazy with multiple takedowns and reversals.

Opening Day is next on the schedule, but the heartbeat of the season was already felt inside the ’26 Bill Howerton Media Day.

WILKES-BARRE — On championship night at Mohegan Sun Arena, it was poise, depth, and star power that ultimately separated Scranton Prep from Dallas.

On the biggest stage in District 2 at the Mohegan Sun Arena, Old Forge didn’t just win the 2A boys championship — they owned it. The Blue Devils raced out to a 26-4 lead after one quarter, stretched it to 43-12 at halftime, and never let the moment slip away in a 69-34 victory over Susquehanna.

WILKES-BARRE — With about five seconds left and everything on the line, Janaya Martin delivered the moment every kid dreams about.

From the opening possession Friday night at Mohegan Arena, the Cougars played like a team on a mission, rolling past Scranton 67-30 to capture the District 2 Class 6A championship in convincing fashion.

Physicality is the name of the game as Lewisburg wins their first District Title since 2022. Read more about Lewisburg\'s District IV title by clicking the link below.

The crowd, the student sections, the atmosphere... All of it contributed towards Mount Carmel\'s thrilling 68-67 win over Shamokin tonight. Read more about how MCA clinched a state playoff berth by clicking the link below.

WILKES-BARRE — The lights were bright. The crowd was loud. And when it mattered most, Abington Heights rose to the moment.

At Mohegan Arena at Casey Plaza, the game shifted in the final eight minutes. Wyoming Seminary Blue Knights controlled the first three quarters with steady pressure defense and built a 10-point lead heading into the fourth. But Mountain View Lady Eagles responded late, outscoring Seminary 20-6 in the final frame to earn a 47-43 victory. Addison Kilmer finished with 31 points, while Aubrey Sanders added 14. Ella Stambaugh led Seminary with 16 points. A strong finish ultimately decided the Class 2A championship.

For three quarters, it felt like Dunmore’s night. But champions don’t panic, they adjust. And when the lights burned brightest in the fourth, Riverside’s stars answered, one possession at a time, until the crown stayed exactly where it’s been.

Back-and-forth. Possession by possession. No breathing room. With Valley View refusing to fade, Scranton Prep delivered in the closing minutes at Mohegan Arena, clamping down defensively and knocking down clutch free throws to claim its fourth straight District 2 championship.

They were down 12 before they scored. The crowd grew restless. The memory of the last loss crept back in. But David Jannuzzi never wavered and neither did his team. From that moment on, this wasn’t about revenge. It was about resolve.