Elk Lake Warriors

Lackawanna League golf results: Sebastian Meyer shoots even-par 36 as Abington Heights beats North Pocono, Valley View edges the Trojans 182-188, Honesdale rolls past Wallenpaupack, and Elk Lake's Hannah LaRue shoots 41 to beat Old Forge.

West Scranton’s Jake Holman fired an even-par 34 to win the inaugural Scott Greens JV Tournament, leading a field of 57 young golfers representing 10 area high schools Saturday in Scott Township.

We saw plenty of action in Week Two of Lackawanna League cluster meets, with several exciting individual races and some early-season statements made on the team side.

Abington Heights eighth grader Gino Angelicola fired the low round as 68 seventh- and eighth-grade golfers from nine schools took part in the annual Pine Hills Junior Varsity Par 3 Chip & Putt Tournament.

Elk Lake defeated Carbondale Area 179-211 in boys golf, led by medalist Cooper Sipe's match-low 41 at Panorama Golf Course.

From future SEC stars to hometown heroes who powered unforgettable championship runs, District 2 made its presence felt across Pennsylvania. A total of 21 local players earned 2026 PSBCA All-State recognition, highlighting the incredible talent throughout the region. See which athletes landed First Team and Second Team honors, relive their standout seasons, and celebrate the players who proved they’re among the Commonwealth’s best right here!

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.

History was waiting for the Blue Knights, and they seized it. Wyoming Seminary combined patience at the plate, aggressive baserunning and timely pitching to overwhelm Elk Lake 21-4 Friday, securing the program’s first-ever District 2 Class 2A championship and punching its ticket to the PIAA Tournament.

Montrose broke things open in a hurry Friday afternoon. After building a lead early, the Meteors unleashed a six-run third inning and never looked back, punching their ticket to the District 2 Class 2A championship game with an 11-1 semifinal victory over Elk Lake.

A quick response turned into complete control Tuesday night. After Blue Ridge landed the opening jab, Elk Lake answered with six runs in the first inning and never looked back as Celeste Clark powered the offense with an inside-the-park grand slam and four RBIs. Now the Lady Warriors turn their attention to a much bigger challenge ahead, a District 2 Class 2A semifinal showdown with top-seeded Montrose on Thursday.

Sunshine, fast times, district records, and unforgettable performances took over Scranton Memorial Stadium as the PIAA District 2 Championships delivered two electric days of track and field action. From Wilkes-Barre Area’s record-breaking relay to Olivia Thomas announcing herself as a statewide star, District 2’s biggest stage was loaded with moments that turned heads across Pennsylvania.

Lackawanna Trail edged Elk Lake 9-8 in a close baseball game, with the Lions winning on a wild pitch in the seventh. Elk Lake's Brayden Miller struck out 10 batters.

Elk Lake Warriors defeated Carbondale Area 7-6 in a thriller. Cohen Orlandini delivered the winning run in the final inning, following Colby Ruarks 3-RBI day.

Warriors win a 9-5 slugfest over Meteors! Elk Lake's bats came alive, led by Brayden Miller's big day at the plate & on the mound, securing the victory.

Six total hits. That’s it. One pitcher owned the afternoon and never gave Elk Lake a real look. Cooper Lukasavage didn’t just deal… he shut the door completely.