Dallas Mountaineers

DALLAS TWP. — Dallas continued its perfect start to the 2026 season Friday night, using dominant special teams, a suffocating defense and a balanced offensive attack to cruise past Hazleton Area, 56-0.

The stretch run is here. Nate Johns enters Week 6 at 73-25 this season and 243-65 all-time, with 17 more picks on the board and some big District 2 matchups waiting to test his momentum.

DALLAS, PA — The Dallas Mountaineers continued their impressive start to the 2026 high school football season Friday night, rolling past Wilkes-Barre Area 47–7 to improve to 5–0. Behind an explosive opening kickoff return, a balanced offensive attack and a dominant defensive performance, Dallas established control early and never looked back.

YATESVILLE, Pa. — Dallas entered Friday night with an undefeated record. The Mountaineers left Pittston Area with something more, another convincing win and a measure of redemption.

Tunkhannock girls golf defeated Valley View 130-135 at Lehman Golf Club behind Maddy Bevan's 42, while medalist Ella Mackerell led Valley View with a 41.

DALLAS TWP. — Dallas entered Friday night looking to measure itself against one of District 2’s most respected programs.

Wyoming Valley West and Dallas played to a 2-2 high school soccer draw in Kingston, PA as Chase Evanofski scored two second-half goals to level the match.

Two early touchdowns were erased by penalties, but Dallas never took its foot off the gas. Talan Geskey threw four touchdown passes as the Mountaineers rolled past Wyoming Valley West, 45-12, setting up a juicy Week 3 matchup with Abington Heights.

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

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.

The former Dallas High School standout didn’t just settle into collegiate racing, she announced herself. In one of the most accomplished freshman seasons in Misericordia University cross-country history, Hedglin quickly went from promising newcomer to one of the top runners in NCAA Division III. Now, as she prepares for her sophomore year, she returns with a new challenge: following a debut that raised the bar for what’s possible.

Long before the national championships, state medals and 200-foot throws, Pitcavage was simply a young athlete showing up to the gym while most kids his age were still waking up.

Facing elimination in the Boys Little League Tournament, Hollidaysburg erupted for 10 runs in the fourth inning, including two grand slams, to defeat Back Mountain 15-3 on Friday in Jenkins Township. The victory keeps Hollidaysburg's tournament hopes alive as it advances to face Eastside on Saturday.

One day after forcing a winner-take-all championship game, Back Mountain Little League completed its remarkable comeback Saturday, defeating Green Ridge Little League 4-2 to capture the Section 5 9-11 Championship at Mountain Top Little League. The title sends Back Mountain to next week’s Pennsylvania State Tournament in Selinsgrove.

Back Mountain Little League kept its season alive Friday evening, using timely hitting and a strong pitching performance to edge Green Ridge Little League, 4-3, in the Section 5 9-10-11 Championship at Mountain Top Little League. The victory forces a decisive winner-take-all championship game Saturday afternoon with a trip to the Pennsylvania State Tournament on the line.