On Friday, February 21st, Penn State Wilkes-Barre wrapped up their regular season with a strong 79-58 win against Penn State Lehigh Valley. The victory was crucial for the team, as it not only secured a solid ending to their regular season but also broke a 2-game losing streak. The win gives them the momentum they need heading into the postseason, where they\'ll face Penn State Mont Alto in the PSUAC quarterfinals on Monday night.

Despite a valiant effort, Wilkes-Barre struggled offensively throughout the fame, unable to find consistent scoring. Mont Alto\'s defense was stifling, and Wilkes-Barre couldn\'t keep pace with their high-scoring attack. However, two players from Wilkes-Barre stepped up with impressive performances. #3 Christopher Killings led the team with 19 points, showcasing his scoring ability despite the tough circumstances. #20 Anton Berga also contributed significantly with a 12-point effort, providing some offense for the team during crucial moments.

The Penn State Wilkes-Barre Lady Lions are now on a three-game losing streak after falling 69-49 to Penn State Schuylkill on Tuesday night. Despite an outstanding individual performance by #0 Lamarsha Wilson, who scored a career-high 27 points, Wilkes-Barre struggled offensively and could not handle the pressure from Schuylkill.

n a heart-wrenching battle on Tuesday night, Penn State Wilkes-Barre fell just short to Penn State Schuylkill, losing 77-76 in a game that came down to the final seconds. The one-point defeat not only stung but also cost Wilkes-Barre their home court advantage heading into the postseason. Now, the team will face off against both Schuylkill and Penn State Mont Alto in the PSUAC playoffs, with a chance to redeem themselves on the road.

Despite a brave effort, the lady lions struggled to find their rhythm, particularly on the offensive end, as York dominated throughout the game. With only two games remaining in the season, Wilkes-Barre may no longer have any hopes of reaching playoffs. The pressure is on for these final matchups, but will it be enough to bounce back strong and overcome the current two game skid?

Though Wilkes-Barre came up short, the senior leadership on display was undeniable. They will look to carry that intensity into the final stretch of the season. With only 7 days until the postseason begins, the team has solidified their playoff spot. As the seniors gear up for the final push, the energy and fight from this game will surely fuel their drive in the upcoming matchups.

Ello Soto’s vision for Do It 4 The Youth is simple: to provide every child with the opportunity to start young, build skills, and develop character through sports. By removing the financial barriers that prevent children from participating in athletic activities, Soto is helping to create a more equitable environment where children can grow, learn, and thrive.

The game was a tough loss for Wilkes-Barre, who has been battling for a playoff spot all season. Though they played hard and showed great effort, it was Mont Alto\'s strong defensive plays and consistent scoring that ultimately secured the win.

Showing they can compete with the best, looking to end the regular season strong and keep momentum going into playoffs, Wilkes-Barre will look to build on this victory and secure another win against PS York on Friday during Senior Night and their final home game of the season.

Penn State York Dominates Penn State Scranton in 110-79 Victory Scranton, PA – Penn State York put on an offensive clinic Monday night, rolling to a 110-79 win over Penn State Scranton. York shot an impressive 59.5% from the field, with Marquise McClean leading the charge with 26 points on 10-of-15 shooting. Quentin Wells followed with 23 points, while Sky Thomas recorded a double-double with 14 points and 10 rebounds. Scranton struggled to keep up, shooting just 23.8% from three, despite Marcus Deselsine’s 18-point, 12-rebound effort. York’s dominance in efficiency and depth proved the difference, as they pulled away in the second half to seal the commanding victory.

This win marks an important victory for Wilkes, who will look to build on this momentum as the season progresses. With Lesko, Merrifield, and Ackerman leading the way, the Colonels will be a tough team to beat as they continue to develop their chemistry and refine their game.

The induction of Coach Jerry Rickrode and Dave Januzzi into the MAC Hall of Fame is a momentous occasion that recognizes two individuals whose contributions have had a profound impact on the world of basketball, both at the collegiate level and in the professional arena. Their legacy is defined not just by their impressive win records but by their dedication to their players, their communities, and the sport they love.

Wilkinson Takes the Helm for Lackawanna College Men’s Soccer Lackawanna College has announced Craig Wilkinson as the new head coach for its men’s soccer program. With nearly two decades of collegiate coaching experience, Wilkinson brings a wealth of knowledge and a passion for player development to the Falcons. Known for his high-tempo, aggressive coaching style, Wilkinson aims to build on the program’s recent success and create a lasting impact both on and off the field. “I see nothing but positives from coaching at Lackawanna College,” Wilkinson shared. “I’m ready to get started and make this program a draw for student-athletes.” Read the full story on SportzWire.com.

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