Lewisburg Green Dragons

Cortland Michaels and Cooper Mowry combined for 40 as Lewisburg punched their ticket in the PHAC Final. Read more about their 67-61 win over Warrior Run by clicking the link below!

From start to finish, the Green Dragons controlled the pace of the basketball game. Leon Tucker II helped his Dragons grab an early lead, and efforts from numerous Lewisburg starters helped seal the deal. Both of Lewisburg’s wins over Mount Carmel were by more than 15 points, and during this matchup every Lewisburg starter reached double figure scoring. Read More by clicking the blue text below!

The Williamsport Millionaires girls' basketball team went on the road tonight and defeated Lewisburg 43-38. Player of the game Jaelynn Helmrich was behind it all, scoring 15 points and staying active in the rebounding department. Helmrich was backed by Laylah Martin as she scored 14 for the Millionaires. READ MORE ABOVE

Physical play was the name of the game in Selinsgrove on Thursday night. Both teams were energized behind their student sections and key players made the difference.

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.

Fog rolled over Bloomsburg University as the NEPA Invitational 2025 opened with the girls’ and boys’ junior high 3200-meter races. Shikellamy’s Carly Ross dominated the girls’ field in 11:10, while Danville claimed the team title with 91 points. On the boys’ side, Holy Redeemer’s Frank Pacelli edged Lewisburg’s Taylor Gulden-Luthi in a dramatic finish, clocking 10:00 to 10:01. District 2 runners shined with six top-12 finishes, led by Riverside’s Conner Moore in fifth. Lewisburg’s depth secured the boys’ team crown, while Crestwood placed second and Mid Valley edged Riverside by one point for fifth.

Coach's Health and Fitness Preseason District 4 Rankings: District IV football is loaded with talent and tradition from top to bottom. Whether it’s the returning champs or hungry underdogs, this season promises plenty of fireworks on Friday nights. Buckle up.

Clarks Summit, PA — Abington Heights boys lacrosse came out firing and never looked back in a commanding 16-7 win over Lewisburg on their home turf. The Comets controlled the pace from the opening whistle, putting together a balanced attack and strong defensive showing to move to a statement win early in the season.

🏀 Top 10 Scoring Leaders Taking the Spotlight! 🌟 These athletes are lighting up the court this season with incredible performances. Leading the pack is Larissa Evans (Millville) with 230 points and 20.9 PPG, showcasing her dominance on offense. Close behind is Quinlan Blake (Central Columbia) with 229 points and an impressive 85.7% free-throw accuracy. Lily Fatool (Shikellamy) stands out with the highest PPG at 22.4, proving her scoring ability is unmatched.

As we head into Week 10 of the District 4 high school football season, the Small School Top 10 rankings continue to highlight the competitive nature of the region.

As we head into Week 8, the rankings for District 4’s Small School Top 10 have seen notable shifts, with teams battling fiercely to maintain their positions. Week 7 brought a mix of crucial victories and some tough losses that affected the rankings. Let’s take a look at the key changes and how these games impacted the standings.

As we transition from Week 6 to Week 7 in District 4’s Small School Top 10 rankings, powered by Coach Hazlet, there have been some notable changes driven by key performances and pivotal matchups. The rankings reflect a dynamic competition among the top teams, with several making significant moves either up or down the list.

Week 5 brought plenty of excitement and upsets in District 4 small schools, and the rankings going into Week 6 reflect those significant results. Here’s a breakdown of how the key performances from Week 5 affected the SportzWire Small School Top 10 rankings for Week 6.

Week 4 of high school football in District 4 brought about significant changes in the Small School Top 10 rankings, as several key matchups reshaped the competitive landscape. Southern Columbia, a perennial powerhouse, experienced a surprising drop, while Troy and Danville continue to rise as serious contenders. Here’s a breakdown of how the games unfolded and what they mean for the rankings.