Lackawanna League cross country Week 3 cluster meets featured strong wins from Riverside, Abington Heights and Scranton Prep across four sites.

That was when the game broke open. Early in the fourth, Felmy and Pollock connected for their third touchdown of the night, a 65-yard strike that pushed Shikellamy\'s lead to 38-27. Dephillips added the extra point.

North Pocono continued its strong start to the 2026 season Friday night, turning in another impressive defensive performance while controlling the game on the ground in a 21-0 shutout victory over Abington Heights.

Kayden Barnauskas rushed for 182 yards and three touchdowns, Nick Hricenak hauled in two scores and Mid Valley piled up 384 yards of offense in a 42-16 road win over Lackawanna Trail. The Spartans improved to 3-2 with top-ranked Dunmore coming to town next.

DALLAS, PA — The Dallas Mountaineers continued their impressive start to the 2026 high school football season Friday night, rolling past Wilkes-Barre Area 47–7 to improve to 5–0. Behind an explosive opening kickoff return, a balanced offensive attack and a dominant defensive performance, Dallas established control early and never looked back.

Weston Yannone returned to the field where he grew up and delivered a memorable performance, rushing for 109 yards and three touchdowns as unbeaten Dunmore rolled past Susquehanna, 56-6. The Bucks moved to 5-0 with 392 yards of offense and another dominant defensive effort.

FINAL: Holy Cross 41, Columbia Montour Vo-Tech 16. Chase Rutkoski threw 2 TD passes and ran for another as the Crusaders scored in every quarter. #PIAAFootball #District2

HANOVER TOWNSHIP, PA — Lake-Lehman delivered an impressive comeback Friday night, September 25, overcoming an 18-point deficit to defeat Hanover Area 35-24 in Wyoming Valley Conference football action. Trailing 24-6 late in the second quarter, the Black Knights capitalized on defensive turnovers and explosive offensive plays to score 29 unanswered points.

Western Wayne had all the momentum after cutting Wyoming Area’s lead to one, but Luke Kopetchny and sophomore David Favata changed the feel of the night with a touchdown as the first half expired. The Warriors carried it into the second half, shut out the Wildcats the rest of the way and left Lake Ariel with a 35-13 road dub.

Valley View routed Scranton 56-22 Friday, scoring 28 first-quarter points and rushing for 345 yards. Ethan Heid added a 74-yard TD; Braden Loff went 8-for-8.

No. 1 Pittston Area fired a 152 at Fox Hill behind medalist Ryan Reza’s 37, defeating No. 4 Berwick by 23 strokes to advance to next Wednesday’s championship match.

Kennedi Rogers took center stage and delivered a clinic for Tennessee, pounding down a match-high 21 kills to go along with 10 digs as the Lady Vols silenced a crowd of 4,063 at Rec Hall in a hard-fought four-set victory over Penn State.

Halfway home. Five District 2 teams remain unbeaten and the races are only getting tighter. Fresh off a season-best 14-3 week, Nate Johns is back with 19 picks for a loaded Week 5 slate.

Lackawanna League golf results: Sebastian Meyer shoots even-par 36 as Abington Heights beats North Pocono, Valley View edges the Trojans 182-188, Honesdale rolls past Wallenpaupack, and Elk Lake\'s Hannah LaRue shoots 41 to beat Old Forge.

Two even-par rounds led the way in Lackawanna League golf Tuesday. Hunter Stead paced Delaware Valley past Scranton, Reed Howell eagled his way to medalist honors for Honesdale, and Hazleton Area girls edged Honesdale by a single stroke.