Crestwood Comets

I have spent thirty years around distance running, but this year's District 2 senior boys class is historic. These eight elite runners collected thirty-eight state trips, eighteen state medals, and sixty-four district medals. They rewrote the regional record books by relentlessly pushing each other to legendary heights.

Mid Valley wasted little time taking control Friday night in Throop. Joey Romanosky reached base five times and collected four hits, while the Spartans unleashed a six-run second inning and never looked back, rolling past Crestwood 12-4 to punch their ticket to the District 2 Class 4A championship game.

Crestwood secured a 17-9 victory, fueled by Logan Lawson's 18 faceoff wins, 6 goals, and 1 assist, earning him Player of the Game honors.

One of the Wyoming Valley’s most historic football traditions is getting a new backdrop for its diamond anniversary. The 75th UNICO Football Classic heads to Wilkes-Barre Area this month, bringing together the region’s top WVC senior standouts for one final night under the lights.

For six innings, Crestwood looked ready to leave PNC Field with a statement win. Then Dallas flipped the entire game upside down in one explosive inning, capped by a grand slam that sent the Mountaineers dugout into a frenzy.

Crestwood dominated Wilkes-Barre in a 20-0 shutout victory. Ty McConnell (3 goals, 1 assist) and Aiden Lazo (3 goals, 1 assist) led the offensive charge, supported by strong defense and face-off control.

Crestwood defeated Minisink 11-7. Cole Pugh (2 goals, 3 assists) was Player of the Game. Kevin Schlude led Crestwood with 4 goals; Mike Holland had 3 for Minisink.

After a top of the first inning rally, the Crestwood Comets led Dallas 3-0. Dallas then reset and started an offensive rally to take the lead 5-3 after the first inning. They continued playing with this high energy for the rest of the game, and secured the victory with a score of 8-5. This game was worth more than the win for the Mountaineers.

The 8th Annual Northwest Area Track Invitational delivered a full slate of standout performances across sprints, distance events, relays, and field competitions. With deep fields and strong early-season marks, several athletes established themselves as names to watch this spring.

Crestwood goalkeeper Madison Geiger makes history as the programs first Longstreth Senior All American selection. Geiger, who will play Division I field hockey at Hofstra, joins the nations top 44 seniors this July to anchor the North squad.

Crestwood Comets routed Wilkes-Barre Area Wolfpack 19-4. An offensive showcase featured 23 hits. Celia Stahlnecker led with 4 hits; Kayla Sinavage drove in 3 runs.

Comets crush Wolfpack 17-0! Ciocco's grand slam sparks offense; Stavish throws a no-hitter in a dominant win for Crestwood Jr High

The list spans every corner of Pennsylvania… powerhouse programs, deep playoff runs, and elite individual seasons. And woven throughout it, a group of District 2 players who didn’t just represent, they produced at a level that demanded statewide recognition.

Dallas rallied from a 4-0 deficit with an 8-run first inning, crushing Crestwood 15-4. Scatton and Zangardi led the Mountaineers to a commanding victory.

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