Easton Red Rovers

In a thrilling showdown for the EPC girls basketball title, Easton Area High School edged past Bethlehem Catholic High School 35-34 in a tightly contested championship game that came down to the final moments.

Easton capped a dream season in District 11 by placing three players on the 2025 Pennsylvania Football Writers’ Class 6A All-State Team, with quarterback Cole Ordway, linebacker Sean Kilpatrick, and defensive back Sean McPeek all earning statewide recognition. The Class 6A honors were headlined by La Salle College High School quarterback Gavin Sidwar, who was named Player of the Year after a dominant senior campaign, while Brett Gordon earned Coach of the Year honors. The selections recognize the Commonwealth’s elite big-school talent following another highly competitive season.

With Week 1 in the books and Week 2 starting Thursday night, the 2025 District XI high school football season is officially underway, and the D11 Big and Small School Rankings are already heating up. Dominant performances, hard-fought wins, and a few early upsets have set the tone for what promises to be a thrilling season.

Easton struck first in the bottom of the second inning, plating a run to gain an early 1-0 lead. They extended that advantage in the third with a two-run rally that proved critical in the game's outcome. A final insurance run in the sixth inning brought their total to four on the day.

Olivia Milia poured in six goals to lead Easton to a dominant 15-7 win over Freedom, as the Red Rovers jumped out to a 6-0 first-quarter lead and never looked back.

As the regular season comes to an end, the District 11 Big School football rankings reflect a season of fierce competition and notable performances. Here’s a look at the final rankings as teams prepare for the playoffs.

As the season progresses, these rankings are sure to spark further competition and drama, with teams eager to improve their standings. Fans and players alike are looking forward to the upcoming matchups that could lead to even more changes in the rankings.

The landscape of District 11 football continues to evolve as teams battle through the season. Week 8 brought about some important changes in the rankings, with shifts in the top spots and several teams making moves after key wins and losses.

As we move into Week 7 of the high school football season, several shakeups have emerged in the District 11 Top 10 rankings, influenced by the results of Week 6. Teams have battled to keep or climb spots in the rankings, while some have fallen due to tough losses.

The SportzWire Big School Top 10, powered by Coach Pat, saw some notable changes from Week 5 to Week 6, driven by key performances and decisive victories on the field. Let’s explore the major movers and shifts that have reshaped the rankings for District 11.