Despite Lily Fatool’s 30 point effort, Maddie Smith and the Hughesville Spartans beat out Shikellamy, 45-42. Read more about the tense PHAC semi-final game by clicking the link below!

In a thrilling showdown for the EPC girls basketball title, Easton Area High School edged past Bethlehem Catholic High School 35-34 in a tightly contested championship game that came down to the final moments.

Valley View closed the regular season with a statement win Thursday night, outlasting Scranton 50 to 47 behind balanced scoring and clutch fourth quarter execution. Sadie Cardoni and Cora Castellani each scored 14 points as the Cougars secured their 17th win of the season.

Bright lights at PPL Center. Defending champs chasing history. A rivalry that refused to stay quiet. And in the middle of it all, Noah Walakovits delivered a milestone and a moment that pushed Northampton back to the top of the EPC mountain.

NEPA Elite Volleyball Club didn’t just compete this pass weekend — they made a statement. With five podium finishes, dominant performances across multiple age groups, and a culture built on discipline and unity, NEPA Elite continues to prove why it’s the #1 league in the Northeast and officially among the Top 10 clubs in Pennsylvania.

Rocco Spataro just didn’t turn heads as a freshman, he made a scene. Named the #1 freshmen javelin thrower in Pa. Spataro has his sights on bigger goals. Trips in the summer to East Stroudsburg South High School for American JavFest and the Keystone State Games solidified Spataro’s potential and just two weeks ago, Spataro, his family, and other throwers from the Jav Factory took a trip to LSU University for a seminar hosted by past Olympic greats and professional coaches. Sportzwire’s Doug Noldy had the opportunity to talk to Rocco and his mom Julie on what the JavFest and the event at LSU was all about. Spataro is determined to uphold the legacy of Lakeland’s past throwing greats that include names of Prawdzik, Pidgeon, Wormuth, Tuzze, Dippre. He’s not only embracing this legacy but committed to continuing it into the future.

Abington Heights turned a tight third quarter into a title clincher Monday night, pulling away late to beat Valley View 61 to 43 and secure the Lackawanna League Division I boys basketball championship.

Endless Momentum put itself back in the spotlight this weekend at the KRVA Pennsylvania Kickstarter, earning second and third place finishes out of a loaded 28 team field. Both Power Blue squads showcased poise, execution, and the competitive standard that continues to define the program.

Mason Kingery scores 34, helps Danville stun Selinsgrove on the road. The seats were packed, and the crowd was loud, and the Ironmen showed no mercy as major underdogs.

Wallenpaupack standout Emma Ey has taken a major step onto the national stage, earning selection to the 2026 U16 USA Women’s National Field Hockey Team. The rising sophomore’s journey from local fields to national team training camps reflects years of dedication, elite production, and a deep love for the game that continues to open doors at the highest levels of competition.

West Scranton picked up a 53 to 44 Lackawanna Division I victory over Wallenpaupack on Saturday night, highlighted by a milestone moment from senior guard Nate Schimelfenig, who scored the 1,000th point of his career early in the first quarter and finished with a game high 18 points.

Valley View set the tone from the opening tip and never looked back Friday night, using stifling defense and balanced scoring to secure a 55 to 28 Division I victory over Delaware Valley. Cora Castellani led all scorers with 21 points as the Cougars controlled the game in all four quarters.

Montrose closed the game on a 14 6 fourth quarter run, rallying past Mountain View for a 36 35 upset that tightened the Lackawanna League Division III race.

Hazleton Area built an early lead, weathered a second quarter surge, and delivered in the closing moments to edge Wilkes Barre Area 44 to 43 in a tightly contested boys basketball battle. The Cougars made just enough plays down the stretch to survive a late push and secure the one point victory in front of the home crowd.

Bright lights. Packed house. No margin for error. And once again, Riverside found a way. In a game that felt like postseason basketball in early February, the Vikings leaned on composure and shot-making to escape Old Forge with a hard-earned win.