North Pocono Trojans

North Pocono continued its strong 2026 football season Friday night, dominating Wilkes-Barre Area from start to finish in a 44-7 victory.

North Pocono continued its strong start to the 2026 season Friday night, turning in another impressive defensive performance while controlling the game on the ground in a 21-0 shutout victory over Abington Heights.

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.

Four weeks into the season and the separation is starting to show across District 2. Dunmore, Dallas, Lakeland, Riverside and North Pocono all sit at 4-0, and the numbers behind those records tell you exactly how they got there.

Valley View defeated North Pocono 176-181 in Lackawanna League boys golf action on September 19, 2026, at Elkview Country Club (par 36). Rocco Farina led Valley View and earned match medalist honors with a 40. Braden Loff added a 43, and Caeden Krause carded a 45. Rocco Wascura shot 48, while Jack Kelly and Brian Bauer each finished with a 50. Valley View's team score was built on the best four rounds: Farina (40), Loff (43), Krause (45) and Wascura (48), totaling 176.

North Pocono put together a strong all-around performance Friday night, using a powerful ground game and a defense that came up with big plays as the Trojans defeated Valley View, 27-14.

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.

Summary of the North Pocono/Honesdale game

MOSCOW — North Pocono girls soccer continued its impressive start to the season Saturday morning, earning a 3-1 nonconference victory over Holy Redeemer.

North Pocono Starts 1-0 after a hard fought games against Berwick.

The 2026 North Pocono TrojanFresh off a historic 13-1 championship campaign, the North Pocono Trojans enter 2026 with high expectations and a target on their backs. Powered by senior quarterback Chase Zimmerman, Cornell commit Cole West, and a bruising ground attack led by Joe Briskie, head coach Greg Dolhon's squad is ready to forge its own identity and defend the District 2 crown.s Season Preview

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

For the fifth consecutive summer, the Nittany Lion Summer Impact Camp transformed Riverfront Sports into a classroom for football, leadership, and community. Current Penn State student-athletes, collegiate standouts, local coaches, and community partners came together to provide hundreds of young athletes with a free, first-class experience, while North Pocono graduate Evan Wolff’s return as a Penn State linebacker highlighted the camp’s growing tradition of local athletes giving back.

North Pocono’s Youth Football camp and what the young athletes learned.

North Pocono Dandy Lion LL put together a complete championship performance Wednesday night at Dunmore Little League, defeating Dunmore 12-0 to capture the District 17 9-11 title. Joseph Tomcykoski struck out 11 over 4⅔ dominant innings, Anthony Clark collected three hits and three RBIs, and North Pocono broke the game open with a seven-run fifth inning to punch their ticket to the Section 5 Tournament.