Muncy Indians

It was a game that tested heart, composure, and belief. And when the final buzzer sounded, it was the Northwest Lady Rangers standing tall as Conference Champions after a breathtaking victory over Muncy that quite literally came down to the final seconds.

Just when we thought Week 4 had flipped the script, Week 5 rewrote the entire playbook. In true District IV fashion, what looked like a return to order has instead given way to more volatility. Some teams solidified their status, others crumbled under pressure, and a few dark horses have suddenly become impossible to ignore. Comparing Week 4 to Week 5, it’s clear: the only constant in this season is change.

District IV may have its favorites, but in this wild 2025 season, nothing is guaranteed once the lights come on Friday night.

If Week 1 served as a wake-up call, Week 2 shook the very foundation of the District IV football landscape. While some teams solidified their places, others saw their early momentum derailed—and new contenders have stormed into the spotlight.

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Northwest got the offense going early, plating two runs in the second inning and another two in the third to take a 4-0 lead. The Rangers collected eight hits on the day, spreading production across the lineup.

Muncy’s bats came alive early and never let up, capitalizing on five Benton errors to keep the scoreboard busy. The Indians’ well-rounded effort featured contributions up and down the lineup, as they racked up 15 runs while limiting themselves to just two defensive errors.

In the land of five mountains, nestled in the heart of Shickshinny, a small town with a big heart, the Northwest Rangers etched their names in history by capturing the District 4 2A Boys Basketball Championship, a title they hadn’t won since 1992. The road to the championship was not an easy one, but the Rangers overcame every challenge in their path, culminating in a 58-34 victory over the Muncy Indians in the District final.

This win is significant for Muncy, as it serves as a form of revenge after their recent Conference Championship defeat. Muncy’s victory in this semi-final has sent them to the District Championship game, where they will look to capture the title next week. For Northwest, it’s a tough loss, but the Lady Rangers will undoubtedly look to build on the experience and improve for next year. The Lady Rangers will play Canton for 3rd place in the District and a chance to advance to State playoffs.

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 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.