Berwick Bulldogs

Anne Carter was electric in the circle Friday evening, striking out 11 batters in a complete game effort to guide the Holy Redeemer Varsity Royals to a 6-3 win over Berwick.

Fueled by a 10-run first inning and a four-RBI outing from Nick Innamorati, Pittston rolled past Berwick 19-4 on Monday, showcasing power at the plate and dominance on the base paths.

The Dallas Mountaineers left no doubt on Monday afternoon, erupting for 11 runs in the third inning to power past Berwick in a dominant 14-1 victory at home.

Dominic Marino was the standout player for Hazleton, finishing the game with an impressive 3 hits, 3 RBIs, and 2 runs scored. Marino also added a triple to his stat line, further cementing his impact in the game. Bryant Diaz also played a pivotal role, contributing 1 hit, 2 RBIs, and scoring 2 runs. His solid offensive performance helped extend Hazleton’s lead throughout the game.

In a commanding performance on the diamond, Wyoming Valley West High School secured a convincing 6-0 victory over Berwick Area High School on Tuesday, April 1, 2025. The Spartans demonstrated both offensive consistency and stellar pitching to earn the shutout win.

In a high-energy showdown, Hazleton Area (HAHS) overwhelmed Berwick (BHS) with an explosive offensive display, securing a dominant 16–6 victory in just five innings.

The 2024-2025 Wyoming Valley Conference (WVC) Division 1 basketball season has concluded, and the coaches have made their selections for the All-Star teams, recognizing the most outstanding players in the league. This year's honors feature impressive performances, with standout players from Hazleton, Pittston, Crestwood, Dallas, Wyoming Valley West, Berwick, and Wilkes-Barre Area making their mark.

PITTSTON TWP. — A dominant second quarter propelled No. 2 seed Pittston Area past Berwick, 53-31, in the district quarterfinals on Wednesday night. The Patriots, who held just a one-point lead after the first quarter, erupted for 23 points in the second to create a comfortable cushion that Berwick never recovered from.

Wyoming Area ended their season most favorably, rearing with an 11-2 record and becoming WVC Division 2 champions. The first time Berwick and Wyoming Area went head to head in the 2024-2025 season, the Warriors sealed a close win 61-56. Less than a month later, the two teams met again, and Berwick handed Wyoming Area their first loss of the season, conquering with a 17 point victory, 60-43, at the Bulldogs' Varsity Gym.

By the time the final buzzer sounded, Berwick had taken control, finishing with a comfortable 60-31 victory. The second half saw Berwick extend their lead, ultimately outscoring MMI by a large margin. MMI's early promise in the first half simply wasn't enough to withstand Berwick's all-around performance.

BERWICK — In a pivotal showdown for first place in Division 2 of the league standings, the Berwick Bulldogs delivered a statement victory, defeating Wyoming Area 60-43 on Saturday. The win improved Berwick to 6-1 in conference play, while Wyoming Area, previously undefeated in league action, fell to 7-1.

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District 2 Final Rankings Set the Stage for Playoff Showdowns The final regular-season rankings Powered by Coach Howanitz for District 2 Big School and small school teams have been released by SportzWire, with Valley View securing the top spot after an impressive season. Dallas and Delaware Valley closely followed at #2 and #3, respectively, each proving their strength and consistency. With the rankings now finalized, these teams turn their focus to the playoffs, where they’ll have the chance to prove their dominance on the field.