North Pocono Trojans

North Pocono defeated Abington Heights 9-7. Josh Kalinowski earned Player of the Game with three hits and two RBIs for the Trojans.

North Pocono Trojans edged the Scranton Knights 3-2. Brayden VonAhnen dominated on the mound and hit a crucial two-run double for the win.

Senior night energy and a first-inning offensive explosion made for a pretty memorable Friday evening at North Pocono. Before the crowd could even settle in, the Lady Trojans were already piling up runs on the way to a dominant 13-1 win over Delaware Valley. With seniors Olivia Charles, Amelia Bell, and Paige Dymek honored before first pitch, North Pocono delivered the kind of performance that matched the occasion.

North Pocono Lady Trojans rolled past Wallenpaupack Area 11-2 behind Amelia Bell's complete game and powerful offense.

North Pocono Lady Trojans secured a decisive 7-2 victory over West Scranton, fueled by Riley Grambo's 2-for-2, three RBI performance.

North Pocono rallied for a 5-4 victory over Valley View. Max LaFave clinched the win with 2.0 scoreless relief innings, striking out four and allowing just one hit.

On Saturday, North Pocono and Liberty went toe-to-toe in a tight, low-scoring battle, but it was the Lady Trojans who found just enough offense late to come away with a 3-2 win.

Cali Glaser with a 6-point masterclass (3G, 3A) fuels Holy Redeemer's 8-5 lacrosse win vs. North Pocono. She is our SportzWIre Ninas Player of the Game!

As the dust settled on a historic North Pocono football season, Head Coach Greg Dolhan reflected on a year defined by resilience, growth, and community pride. He described the team as “walking on air,” emphasizing both gratitude for departing seniors and a strong focus on turning the page toward the future. Throughout the season, challenges such as key injuries forced players and coaches to adapt quickly, reinforcing trust and teamwork across the roster. Dolhan credited his athletes for their dedication, noting their commitment in the weight room and eagerness to build on success. Beyond wins and losses, he highlighted the powerful connection formed between the team and the community, from packed stands to shared Friday night traditions. Looking ahead, Dolhan’s goal remains clear: develop players as people first and maximize the team’s potential. While replacing key seniors won’t be easy, he believes the foundation is strong and the program is ready for what comes next.

The North Pocono Varsity Lady Trojans established dominance early, cruising to a decisive 9-3 win over East Stroudsburg South on Saturday. Fueled by a relentless first-inning offensive surge and a masterful, zero-earned-run start in the circle from Amelia Bell, North Pocono built an insurmountable 6-0 lead by the second inning. Supported by a flawless, error-free defensive showing, the Lady Trojans' bats and gloves worked in perfect harmony to secure the win.

GWYNEDD VALLEY — North Pocono earned a hard-fought road victory Saturday afternoon, defeating Gwynedd Mercy 42–35 in the opening round of the PIAA Class 5A girls basketball state playoffs.

WILKES-BARRE — Under the bright lights of the Mohegan Sun Arena, Crestwood looked exactly like the team that has controlled District 2 Class 5A all winter long.

Because front row isn’t just a seat in the arena, it’s a place in the story. And the story is still being written.

Valley View used a strong second half push to rally past North Pocono, 57 to 49, Saturday afternoon in a Division I matchup. Trailing at halftime, the Cougars leaned on timely shooting and late game execution to remain unbeaten and continue their impressive early season run.

The Lady Trojans set the tone early, racing out to a commanding 30–2 lead by the end of the first quarter. North Pocono’s pressure defense and fast-paced offense continued to overwhelm Trail in the second quarter, sending NP into halftime with a decisive 53–10 advantage.