Northwestern Lehigh Tigers

Our Wired Athlete of the Week, powered by Envy Electrical, is Northwestern Lehigh quarterback Shane Leh, who delivered one of the postseason’s sharpest performances 17-for-19, 222 yards, and 5 touchdowns in a 42–14 quarterfinal win over Scranton Prep. A driving force in the Tigers’ 30-game win streak, Leh’s calm leadership and team-first mentality continue to elevate everyone around him.

The Tigers, fueled by a dominant passing attack led by senior quarterback Shane Leh and a relentless defensive front, outpaced a gritty Scranton Prep squad that leaned heavily on its run game but couldn’t keep up with Northwestern’s explosive offense.

On a chilly night in Catasauqua, two of District XI’s best collided with a championship and a perfect season on the line. Northwestern Lehigh, battle-tested, physical, and built for November football played like a defending state champion. Notre Dame-Green Pond showed the explosiveness that carried them to 12 straight wins. But when crunch time hit, the Tigers simply refused to budge.

Northwestern Lehigh didn’t just defend its Mountain Road Rumble crown, the Tigers roared through Northern Lehigh with a wave of big plays in all three phases to extend their winning streak to 18 straight games. A kickoff return, explosive runs, and a 100-yard pick-six defined a rivalry night that belonged entirely to the defending state champs. Fueled by Fit AF Nutrition, powering District 11 football coverage all season.

With Week 1 in the books and Week 2 starting Thursday night, the 2025 District XI high school football season is officially underway, and the D11 Big and Small School Rankings are already heating up. Dominant performances, hard-fought wins, and a few early upsets have set the tone for what promises to be a thrilling season.

With his eyes set on the next level, Shane Leh is heading to New York. The Northwestern Lehigh star QB and state champion made it official Monday night—he’s committed to Division I Marist University. After leading the Tigers to a perfect season and a 3A state title, Leh’s stock soared, drawing eyes from schools across multiple divisions. But it’s the Red Foxes who landed the leader and playmaker.

SportzWire will provide live audio broadcasts of Monday’s PIAA softball semifinals, featuring Valley View vs. Northwestern Lehigh and Mid Valley vs. Pine Grove Area. Tony Sibilla of Penn Sports Radio will call the Valley View game, while Nate Johns and Paul Bo will cover Mid Valley. All four teams fall within SportzWire’s coverage area. Listen live at SportzWire.com. Tickets are available now at PIAA.org.

Zimmermans exceptional season, characterized by his offensive dominance, defensive contributions, and special teams excellence, has rightfully earned him a place among Pennsylvania's football elite after being named Mr. PA Football.

Scranton Prep caught fire in the second half, outscoring Northwestern Lehigh 39-19 and drilling 10 total three-pointers, including five each from Brycen Martin, 26 points and Packy Doherty, 25 points, en route to a 75-48 win in the PIAA 4A first round of the State Tournament.

The District 11 Boys Big School Basketball landscape has seen some significant shifts in the latest rankings, with several teams jockeying for position as we head deeper into the season. After a thrilling stretch of games, here's a breakdown of the most recent updates in the rankings, highlighting key movements and staying power across the region.

Northwestern Lehigh dominates Scranton Prep for the second consecutive year in the PIAA Class 3A quarterfinals, securing a 34-0 victory at Berwick’s Crispin Field.

As the District 11 Small School football season concludes, the final rankings highlight a competitive landscape filled with impressive performances. Here’s a breakdown of the top teams as they gear up for the playoffs.

As the season continues, fans can expect more thrilling matchups and potential changes in these rankings. Each week brings new challenges and opportunities for teams to showcase their talents and strive for higher standings in the competitive landscape of District 11 football.

As Week 8 arrives, the District 11 Small School Top 10 rankings saw notable shifts after a weekend filled with hard-fought games and standout performances. Here’s a look at the changes in the rankings and what led to the new order.

The latest changes in the SportzWire Small School Top 10 between Week 6 and Week 7 brought some notable shifts in the rankings, reflecting the outcomes of last week’s games and the continued competition within District 11. Let’s break down the movements and discuss the key games that influenced these changes.