Lake-Lehman Black Knights

Holy Redeemer delivered a complete team performance Friday night, pulling away in the middle quarters to defeat Lake-Lehman 61–44 in the District 2 Class 3A semifinals and punch their ticket to the championship game.

WILKES-BARRE — Holy Redeemer continues to build momentum as the season unfolds, earning a solid 52–40 victory over Lake-Lehman on Monday night. Against a strong and disciplined Lake-Lehman team, the Royals showed balance on both ends of the floor, pulling away in the second half to secure another important conference win.

The Lake-Lehman Knights captured the District 2 Class 2A Championship with a hard-fought 1-0 win over Tunkhannock last week. The decisive moment came in the 64th minute when senior Andrew Mathes found the back of the net, securing the program’s first district title since 1998 and capping off another dominant performance from a team that’s been in control all season.

The sting of last year’s loss still lingered in the locker room, but when the final whistle blew at Spartan Stadium, the Lake-Lehman Black Knights knew something special had been achieved. With a hard-fought 2-1 win over the Wyoming Area Warriors, the Black Knights hoisted the District II Class A championship trophy — a symbol of redemption, resilience, and belief.

The latest District 2 Coaches Poll has taken shape, and with the postseason fast approaching, the top five teams are beginning to separate themselves — setting up what could be one of the most competitive playoff stretches in recent memory.

KINGSTON — Lake-Lehman delivered one of the season’s most dramatic comebacks Friday night, erasing a two-goal deficit in the final minutes to defeat Wyoming Seminary 3-2 in overtime in a Wyoming Valley Conference boys soccer matchup.

LEHMAN TWP., Pa. — The Lake-Lehman boys soccer team dealt Tunkhannock its first defeat of the season with a 3–0 win Monday in Wyoming Valley Conference play.

It was a picture-perfect evening for field hockey, and two of District 2’s premier programs delivered a battle worthy of the setting. Crestwood, ranked No. 1 in the latest coaches’ poll released earlier today, defended their home turf with a hard-fought 2–1 victory over rival Lake-Lehman.

Milford, PA – It wasn’t just a volleyball match — it was a test of heart, composure, and grit. The Lake-Lehman Lady Knights walked into Delaware Valley’s gym and walked out with a statement win, grinding out a thrilling 3–2 victory that came down to the final few points.

Rivalry games always carry weight, but when it’s a rematch of last year’s district championship, the intensity only grows. On Monday night, Wyoming Area and Lake-Lehman squared off once again, and the Warriors came away with a 2–0 victory.

Lake-Lehman sophomore forward Kinley Purdy scored her 50th career goal on September 3rd, 2025, in a match against Wyoming Seminary.

The District 2 preseason coaches’ poll has arrived, and the message is clear: this isn’t one person’s opinion, it’s the collective voice of coaches across the region weighing in on who’s ready to bring the heat. Delaware Valley leads the Big School rankings, while Scranton Prep tops the Small Schools, both programs seen as steady systems built for long runs. Backed by the insight of those who know the game best, these rankings act like a finely tuned HVAC unit balanced, efficient, and powerful. Thanks to sponsor Kleinbauer Mechanical, family owned and operated, for reminding us that whether it’s football or HVAC, reliability and honest work always rise to the top.

In the fall, Logan will be entering his sophomore year at Liberty University, where he is part of the LU Bass Fishing Team — a competitive collegiate fishing program that has given him the chance to pursue his passion at a higher level. Last season, Logan and his fishing partner, Gavin Sheffer, placed 41st out of 300 boats in the ACA (Association of Collegiate Anglers) tournament held at Pickwick Lake in Alabama — a notable achievement in one of the country’s top college-level fishing events.

The Hazleton Area Lady Cougars delivered a defensive masterclass on Tuesday, overpowering Scranton Prep with a 31-22 victory. The Lady Cougars’ relentless pressure and interior dominance ensured they controlled the game from start to finish.

Her college journey hasn’t always been smooth. As a freshman, Rachel found herself in and out of the lineup, struggling mentally with the uncertainty of her role. But by the fourth game of the season, she earned a starting position and never looked back.