Addison Ciocco\'s dominant bat led Crestwood Comets to a 16-2 rout over Dallas. She drove in 4 runs on 3 hits. Fallon Stavish pitched the win.

Crestwood Comets\' Jake McLaughlin had a stellar day, pitching the win and hitting 3 times, as they defeated Berwick 11-1 in Freshman action.

Dallas staged an epic comeback, overcoming an early deficit to rout Crestwood 15-4 with potent offense and stellar pitching.

Wyoming Area 6th-inning fury downed Dunmore 6-1 after a 5-run explosion. Nemshick earned the win with 5 hitless innings.

Wallenpaupack Buckhorns trounced Honesdale 11-0. Kiersted fueled a powerful offense, while Cameron Lynch delivered a stellar complete game shutout on the mound.

Elk Lake Warriors held off Towanda\'s late rally for a 4-3 nail-biting victory. Stephen Newhart pitched 5 strong innings, and Brayden Miller drove in 3 runs.

Delaware Valley edged Crestwood 6-5 in a thrilling lacrosse match. Hunsejnoivc, McGarvey, Myers netted two goals each for DV. Schlude led Crestwood with 3 scores.

Mid Valley Spartans exploded for six runs in the seventh inning to defeat Western Wayne 9-3. Brett Yanoski pitched a complete game for the decisive win.

Six total hits. That’s it. One pitcher owned the afternoon and never gave Elk Lake a real look. Cooper Lukasavage didn’t just deal… he shut the door completely.

Not a lot of offense. Actually… none. Nicholas Bohenek took the ball and took over the game. Six and two-thirds. Eleven punchouts. Zero hits. That’s not just a win. That’s a statement.

Hazleton Area Lady Cougars powered past Dallas 12-2 in a dominant ten-run rule victory! Their bats were electric all game, backed by strong pitching to secure the win.

Chipego’s no-hitter and clutch homeruns from both her and Kaitlyn Brudnicki led Lake Lehman past St. Marys in a non-conference game on Thursday.

Cloudy afternoon. Pre-break feel. Quiet crowd. Then one swing changed everything. Natalie Hricenak cleared the bases with a fifth-inning grand slam and just like that, No. 3 Mid Valley created separation in a game that felt tighter than the final score.

Fans lined the fences. Cameras rolling. Energy different. No. 1 vs No. 2 didn’t just live up to the hype, it delivered a 25-run back-and-forth that felt like June in March. And when it finally settled… Pittston had the last swing.

Adrianna Conrad was untouchable in the circle and lethal at the plate, guiding the Abington Heights Varsity Comets to a decisive 6-0 shutout over the Cougars. Conrad fired a complete-game gem, stifling the Cougars lineup while her offense provided plenty of run support. The Comets broke the game wide open during a massive four-run fourth inning, fueled by a clutch RBI double from Avary Brister. Despite a gutsy, 11-strikeout performance from Valley View ace Abbi Call, the Cougars simply couldn’t manufacture enough offense to counter the Comets momentum, which was emphatically capped off by a late-game solo blast from Sofia Adamsky.