The defending Section 5 champions wasted no time showing why they’re once again a team to beat. Valley View’s Carbino Club All-Stars received a dominant no-hit performance from Alana Lopuhovsky while timely hitting and aggressive baserunning powered a 12-0 victory over Pittston in the opening round of the Section 5 Major Softball Tournament Tuesday night at Jessup Youth Sports Complex.

Mountain Top 11s All-Stars defeated Valley West 11s 10-6. Henry Arcangeli hit a three-run home run, leading Mountain Top with 3 RBIs. Jake Kramer led Valley West with two hits and 2 RBIs.

It had everything a Little League tournament game could ask for…big innings, lead changes, clutch hits, and a dramatic finish. Trailing by four runs late, Dunmore stormed back before Kevin Kapmeyer’s walk-off RBI single completed an unforgettable 10-9 comeback over West Scranton in one of the best games of District 17 Majors pool play.

Dominant pitching, timely hitting and clean defense proved to be the difference Monday night at Aston Field. North Pocono’s Majors All-Stars combined for a three-hit shutout while capitalizing on scoring opportunities to earn a 5-0 victory over North East Connell in District 17 Majors pool play.

A day of spirited play and great sportsmanship unfolded as Old Forge and North Pocono Minors All-Stars met for an exciting Little League matchup.

Mountain Top 8-10 All Stars secured a decisive 14-4 victory over Hanover, driven by strong offensive performance, 15 stolen bases, and Adrianna Perugino\'s pitching.

Mountain Top Major Softball All Stars secured the District 16 championship with an 11-2 victory, completing an undefeated 5-0 tournament run. Emily Wenner starred with 16 strikeouts and 3 hits.

Abington Little League Blue wasted no time making a statement in District 17 Majors pool play, erupting for eight first-inning runs before cruising to an 11-0 victory over North East Connell at North Scranton Little League. Jaxon Hizny and Max Shursky combined on a five-inning no-hitter, while Evan Ross powered the offense with a two-run shot out of the park.

North Pocono sending athletes to both Lackawanna College and Kings College and what there programs might look like with there additions.

Cole West committing to Cornell University

Evan Wolffs commitment to Penn State and what he has left behind at North Pocono.

Ben Hunter starred both at the plate and on the mound, while Aali Muhammad ignited the offense on the bases as Connell Park/East Scranton/Jefferson rallied from an early three-run deficit to defeat Dunmore Little League 12-9 Thursday evening in a back-and-forth District 17 11-Year-Old All-Star pool play showdown.

August Nealon collected three hits, Joseph Tomcykoski struck out eight, and North Pocono Dandy Lion used a six-run third inning to defeat Abington Little League 11-8 Thursday night at Aston Field in Spring Brook Township during District 17 11-Year-Old All-Star pool play.

Mid Valley Girls Little League Majors defeated Wayne Highlands U12 All Stars 10-3, driven by a powerful offense and strong relief pitching from Abby K.

North Scranton Little League jumped out to a four-run first-inning lead, but Carbondale Little League answered with a dramatic comeback, highlighted by an eight-run fifth inning, to earn a 14-7 victory Wednesday evening at Dickson City Crystal Park in District 32 Minors Baseball pool play.