Lackawanna Trail Lions

SUSQUEHANNA, PA — Lackawanna Trail delivered its most productive offensive performance of the season Saturday afternoon, rolling past Susquehanna Community 31–7 in Lackawanna Football Conference action. The convincing victory gave the Lions a much-needed boost as they continue navigating the second half of their 2026 campaign.

Wyoming Valley West continued to make its case as one of the Wyoming Valley Conference’s most dangerous field hockey teams, earning a 3-1 victory over Lackawanna Trail behind a huge performance from Ava Mullery.

The wait is over for Lackawanna Trail. The Lions built a 21-point advantage and survived a furious fourth-quarter push from Old Forge to secure their first victory of the season, 21-14.

Kayden Barnauskas rushed for 182 yards and three touchdowns, Nick Hricenak hauled in two scores and Mid Valley piled up 384 yards of offense in a 42-16 road win over Lackawanna Trail. The Spartans improved to 3-2 with top-ranked Dunmore coming to town next.

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.

TAYLOR — Riverside continued its perfect start to the 2026 season Friday night, using a strong second half to pull away from Lackawanna Trail for a 27-3 victory at Riverside Veterans Memorial Stadium.

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.

Coach Kevin McHale has Dunmore firing on all cylinders early this season, and Weston Yannone put it on full display Friday, scoring four times across offense, defense and special teams as the Bucks rolled past Lackawanna Trail, 62-7.

William Evans shot a 34 to lead Lackawanna Trail to a 162-172 boys golf victory over Montrose at Canoe Club.

Riverside earned dual golf victories over Lackawanna Trail, led by match medalists Jake O'Brien (35) for the boys and Frankie Wincovitch (41) for the girls.

Instant classics between city and county for the 92nd dream game

A thrilling afternoon of Little League action at Tom Kilmer Field featured a classic pitching duel and a weather-shortened power display. Carbondale leaned on stellar pitching and timely hitting to squeeze past Wayne Highlands in a tight 5 to 3 battle. Meanwhile, Carbino / Archbald unleashed a massive offensive surge, dominating Christy Mathewson 9 to 1 in a contest cut short after four innings due to incoming storms.

NEPA Elite Volleyball Club Sending Three Teams to Nationals, Showcasing the Best of Northeast Pennsylvania.

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.

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.