What started as a back-and-forth opening quarter turned quickly once Abigail Gelinger caught fire. The Blue Ridge junior poured in 17 second-quarter points to flip the game on its head, sparking a decisive run that put the Lady Raiders firmly in control. Gelinger’s scoring surge fueled a complete road performance and showcased why she’s becoming one of the most dangerous offensive weapons in the division.

Valley View used a strong second half push to rally past North Pocono, 57 to 49, Saturday afternoon in a Division I matchup. Trailing at halftime, the Cougars leaned on timely shooting and late game execution to remain unbeaten and continue their impressive early season run.

Tunkhannock edged Wyoming Area 37 to 35 in a tightly contested girls basketball game that came down to the final seconds, using a late go ahead basket and a clutch free throw to hold off a strong Wyoming Area push.

Crestwood controlled the game from the opening tip, using a fast start and a dominant third quarter to pull away from Wyoming Valley West in a 73 30 home victory. Ayden Agapito led all scorers with 28 points as the Comets showcased balanced offense and steady defensive pressure throughout the night.

PITTSTON — Hazleton Area earned a hard-fought conference road victory on Saturday night, pulling away late to defeat Pittston Area, 56–49, in a physical boys’ basketball matchup.

The Central Columbia boys\' basketball team brought the blocks against Milton as their defense held the Black Panthers to just 31 points. Finley Huber scored 20 in his return from injury, and he was active on the glass. Read more about how the Blue Jays tied their largest win of the season on the road (15 points).

Dominic DeLuca has officially declared for the NFL Draft, closing the chapter on a memorable career with the Penn State Nittany Lions and opening the door to the next level of his football journey.