Scranton Prep Cavaliers

As the second half kicked off, the atmosphere in the stadium shifted. The Cavaliers, fueled by the determination to secure a district AAA title, came out with a newfound intensity that left the Wyoming Area defenders scrambling. The coaching staff's halftime adjustments proved to be game-changer, and the Cavaliers executed their game plan with precision and confidence.

District 2 Final Rankings Set the Stage for Playoff Showdowns The final regular-season rankings Powered by Coach Howanitz for District 2 Big School and small school teams have been released by SportzWire, with Valley View securing the top spot after an impressive season. Dallas and Delaware Valley closely followed at #2 and #3, respectively, each proving their strength and consistency. With the rankings now finalized, these teams turn their focus to the playoffs, where they’ll have the chance to prove their dominance on the field.

Mid Valley Takes First Place at the Boys AA Race in the PIAA District 2 XC Championships In an impressive showing at the 2024 PIAA District 2 Cross Country Championships, Mid Valley claimed the top spot in the Boys AA team standings. Held at the Wyoming County Fairgrounds in Meshoppen, PA, on October 23, 2024, the event showcased competitive teams from the region. Mid Valley secured victory with a team score of 50 points, followed closely by Crestwood and Lake Lehman. Leading Mid Valley’s charge was junior Matthew Repecki, who finished third overall with a time of 17:10.5. He was supported by solid runs from teammates Jacob Borrelli (5th) and Josh Burns (11th), pushing the team to a decisive win. The team’s depth was further demonstrated by William Powell and Reeve Owen, who placed 15th and 16th, respectively, ensuring their top finish.

SportzWire District 2 Week 10 Small School Top 10: Powered by Coach Howanitz Week 9 brought exciting matchups that caused some shuffling in the District 2 Small School rankings. Let’s break down how each team’s position has changed and analyze the key Week 9 games that led to the updates in the Week 10 rankings. 1. Scranton Prep (Previously: 1) Result: Scranton Prep 27, Jersey Shore 19 Scranton Prep remains the top team in the district after securing a solid win over Jersey Shore. With a 7-1 record, they are proving why they are a powerhouse in the small school division. Their defense and offensive execution have kept them at the top for yet another week.

Tyler Bianchi’s Overtime Goal Lifts Scranton Prep Past North Pocono, 2-1. Tyler Bianchi delivered a clutch overtime goal to propel Scranton Prep to a 2-1 victory over North Pocono in a thrilling Lackawanna League Division I boys soccer matchup on Monday.

SportzWire Small School Top 10: Week 8 Rankings Shake-up The Week 8 SportzWire Small School Top 10 rankings, powered by Coach Howanitz, have revealed several notable changes after a series of key matchups. These shifts come as teams across District 2 continue to battle for top spots as the regular season inches closer to its final stretch. Scranton Prep Holds Firm at #1 Scranton Prep, despite facing a tough challenge from Abington Heights, held on to their #1 spot with a narrow 27-21 victory. The Cavaliers showcased their ability to grind out a win even when the pressure was on, reaffirming their place at the top of the rankings for another week.

Two of Northeast Pennsylvania’s top football talents made their mark on the college football stage this weekend, showcasing their skills and contributing to their teams’ victories. Lakeland graduate Lacota Dippre, Scranton Prep graduate London Montgomery. Charlotte 49ers. East Carolina

SportzWire Small School Top 10 – District 2, Week 7 Rankings Breakdown Heading into Week 7, District 2’s small schools continue to showcase their competitiveness. The latest SportzWire Small School Top 10 rankings powered by Coach Howanitz reveal some key changes. Here’s how the landscape is shaping up after Week 6’s action-packed games.

Scranton Prep’s Ashlyn Moore is a rising star in the Class of 2025. Scranton Prep’s Ashlyn Moore is a rising star in the Class of 2025, and it’s not hard to see why. With a strong, athletic frame and a versatile skill set, Moore has become a key player for her team, showcasing her ability to dominate on both ends of the court.

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.