When the Wyoming Valley Conference championship tipped off Saturday afternoon, it felt like the perfect ending to a season-long rivalry. The area’s two best teams — Hazleton Area and Crestwood — met for the third time this year after splitting their regular-season matchups, setting the stage for a true rubber match with a championship on the line.

The Dallas Mountaineers continued their late-season surge Saturday, capturing the Wyoming Valley Conference championship with a hard-earned 43–38 victory over Crestwood. In a matchup defined by physical defense, pressure, and momentum swings, Dallas delivered a strong second-half performance to secure its third win over the Comets this season and carry serious momentum into district play.

It was a game that tested heart, composure, and belief. And when the final buzzer sounded, it was the Northwest Lady Rangers standing tall as Conference Champions after a breathtaking victory over Muncy that quite literally came down to the final seconds.

Cortland Michaels and Cooper Mowry combined for 40 as Lewisburg punched their ticket in the PHAC Final. Read more about their 67-61 win over Warrior Run by clicking the link below!

The Wyoming Valley Conference championship is set, and a familiar rivalry will take center stage as Dallas and Crestwood prepare to meet for the third time this season with everything on the line. Both teams earned their spots with impressive semifinal performances, setting up what promises to be a high-energy battle between two of the conference’s most consistent and battle-tested programs.

History hit different Friday night at Freedom. Lehighton didn’t just win a championship, they took it. Fast start. Defensive clamps. No looking back.

Repeats aren’t given, they’re earned. And Northwestern Lehigh had to earn every possession down the stretch to retain the Colonial League crown.

Jude Flick nears a double-double performance as Central Columbia takes down Loyalsock to advance to PHAC Finals.

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.