Caitlyn Mizzer scored six goals to power Dallas to a 7-3 field hockey victory over Nanticoke.

Pittston Area swept West Scranton 3-0 in girls volleyball, securing hard-fought set victories of 25-16, 26-24, and 28-26.

Former Wyoming Area standout and Penn State captain Dominic DeLuca made a strong case throughout his first NFL training camp. Now, after being waived by Baltimore, the undrafted rookie waits for his next opportunity.

Gabe Duda rushed for 195 yards and two touchdowns to lead Honesdale past rival Wallenpaupack, 26-14.

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Penn State field hockey broke open a close game with a dominant second-half performance Sunday afternoon, rolling past Lock Haven, 8-0, at the Penn State Field Hockey Complex.

William Evans shot a 34 to lead Lackawanna Trail to a 162-172 boys golf victory over Montrose at Canoe Club.

With Jackson Pochas making his first start at quarterback and Chase Rosenkrans making program history, Lakeland had plenty to celebrate on opening night. Pochas accounted for two touchdowns, Rosenkrans became the Chiefs’ all-time career receptions leader and Lakeland pulled away from Wellsboro for a 27-6 victory Saturday night.

Led by match medalist Ella Mackrell\'s 47, Valley View defeated Scranton Prep 154-182 in Lackawanna League girls golf action at Glenmaura.

Scranton Prep boys golf delivered an impressive performance on the Glenmaura front nine, taking down Valley View 147-199. Cole Powell earned match medalist honors with a scorching 3-under-par round of 32, while Braden Loff paced Valley View with a team-low 45. Catch the full match recap and local sports coverage at www.sportzwire.com!

WRIGHT TWP., PA — Crestwood may not have played a perfect season opener, but the Comets made enough plays on the ground, on defense and on special teams to begin the year with a victory

Brayden Rose accounted for four touchdowns and 131 rushing yards to lead Riverside to a commanding 42-7 victory over Susquehanna.

Senior running back Hunter Pitcavage set the tone on the Mountaineers’ first offensive play, breaking free for a 66-yard touchdown run. Brandon Miller added the extra point to give Dallas a 7-0 lead just 18 seconds into the game.

Trey Snyder threw three touchdowns and Brady Zimmerman scored three times to lead Northwestern Lehigh past Valley View, 28-16, on opening night.

Sawyer Aukema scored two rushing touchdowns to lead Montrose to a 13-0 shutout victory over Nativity BVM.

Avery Walker scored four touchdowns to lead East Stroudsburg South past Pittston Area 50-32 in an explosive, high-scoring showdown.