Old Forge Blue Devils

Pittston Area improved to 4-0 with a dominant 11-3 win over Old Forge, fueled by timely hitting and strong pitching. Richard Tonte and Jake Aftewicz led the offense, while TJ Johnson struck out six in four innings to earn the win. The Patriots continue to emerge as a serious contender in District 2 boys baseball.

Old Forge put on a opening day show Monday afternoon, rolling past Mountain View 11-1 behind a dominant all-around performance. A six-run fourth inning broke the game wide open, while Luke Olivieri kept the Eagles hitless through five innings, striking out seven. TJ DiMattia and Jake Iacavazzi led the charge at the plate, combining for four hits and six RBIs in the blowout win.

Old Forges resilience and clutch shooting sent them past the No. 1 seed—now, they set their sights on the next challenge in their state title chase against Linville Hill.

Old Forge dominated from start to finish, rolling past Sayre 63-31 in the PIAA 2A state tournament opener. The Blue Devils' hot shooting, led by Cameron Parkers 22 points (four threes) and Camren Krushnowskis 11 (three threes), fueled a commanding 40-16 halftime lead. Old Forge hit nine total three-pointers to Sayres two, with Ryan Ressler (8 pts) and Hudson Trump (7 pts) leading the Redskins. With sharp shooting and strong defense, the Blue Devils made a statement as they advance in the postseason.

From the opening tipoff to the final buzzer, Old Forge made a statement. From the opening dunk by Logan Fanning to the final buzzer. Old Forge defeated Lackawanna Trail 54-32 on Saturday afternoon to win the District 2 2A Title. Fanning had a game high 20 points and DJ Fox added 11.

On a night dedicated to celebrating their seniors, Old Forge secured an impressive 57-44 victory over Mid Valley, fueled by Cameron Parker’s 21-point performance and the commanding inside play of Logan Fanning. The win highlighted the Blue Devils’ determination and locked in their top seed in District 2 AA, setting the tone for an exciting postseason run.

In front of a roaring crowd and packed student sections, the Riverside Vikings outlasted the Old Forge Blue Devils in a nail-biting overtime battle, 63-58. Nico Antoniacci led the charge for Riverside with an incredible 28-point performance, including five three-pointers and a perfect 5-for-5 from the line. Despite a valiant effort by Old Forge’s Cameron Parker and Camren Krushnowski, Riverside’s clutch play down the stretch sealed the win in a game that will be talked about for weeks.

Holy Cross Stays on Top After Thrilling Win Over Old Forge Holy Cross remains the No. 1 team in the NEPA Elite D2 Small School Boys Basketball Rankings after surviving a tough 61-56 battle against Old Forge. The Crusaders showcased their grit, using a strong fourth-quarter push to hold off the surging Blue Devils. With Riverside continuing their steady climb and Old Forge proving they can hang with the best, the competition at the top is heating up. Can Holy Cross maintain their undefeated streak, or will one of these challengers finally knock them off? The race for District 2 supremacy is just getting started!

Jewlya McCullon Hits 1,000 Career Points in Old Forge Victory Old Forge standout Jewlya McCullon @jewlyamccullon_ etched her name in history last night, surpassing 1,000 career points during the Lady Devils’ 53-40 win over Holy Cross. The senior guard delivered a stellar 24-point performance, including four three-pointers, to lead her team to victory. McCullon’s milestone marks a crowning achievement in a season already filled with exceptional play as she continues to guide Old Forge in league competition.

In a showdown packed with intensity and skill, Holy Cross edged Old Forge 61-56 in a game that epitomized the spirit of high school basketball. Michael Hughes led the Crusaders with 16 points, including clutch three-pointers and steady free-throw shooting, while Matt Lyons added 15 points, anchoring the team’s balanced attack. Old Forge showcased their sharpshooting prowess, draining ten three-pointers, led by Logan Fanning’s 15 points and Cam Krushnowski’s trio of treys. But in the end, Holy Cross’ ability to convert at the free-throw line and execute under pressure proved the difference. Both teams delivered a performance worthy of their records, leaving fans eager for what’s next in this compelling season.

Wyoming Area faced a tough challenge in the second game of the Anthony "Badger" Marseco Memorial Tournament, going head-to-head with the host, Old Forge.

The rankings saw some significant movement after Week 5. Riverside and Lackawanna Trail made strides upwards after solid wins, while Mid Valley and Old Forge slipped after tough losses. Lake-Lehman continues to move up, and Lakeland makes its first appearance in the top 10. The race for the top spots remains competitive as these teams continue to battle it out on the field.