Scranton Prep Cavaliers

Wyoming Valley West boys soccer defeated Scranton Prep 4-0, scoring three first-half goals in a nonleague match in Kingston.

Warrior Weekend brought the atmosphere to Delaware Valley, but Scranton Prep brought the defense. The Cavaliers intercepted three passes, leaned on a 197-yard rushing attack and survived a physical rivalry battle to leave Milford with a 14-7 victory.

Green ribbons carried a message bigger than the scorecard Friday afternoon at Pine Hills. Scranton Prep and Scranton’s boys and girls golf teams joined the John Malvizzi Foundation and SportzWire for a Game Day for Mental Health, using competition as a platform to promote awareness, support and more open conversations surrounding mental health.

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.

Scranton Prep found its rhythm and never looked back, erupting for 42 points across the second and third quarters as the Cavaliers overwhelmed Trinity, 45-7, behind a balanced offense and big plays in all three phases.

Led by match medalist Ella Mackrell's 47, Valley View defeated Scranton Prep 154-182 in Lackawanna League girls golf action at Glenmaura.

Scranton Prep boys golf delivered an impressive performance on the Glenmaura front nine, taking down Valley View 147-199. Cole Powell earned match medalist honors with a scorching 3-under-par round of 32, while Braden Loff paced Valley View with a team-low 45. Catch the full match recap and local sports coverage at www.sportzwire.com!

Already a two-time PIAA state champion with Scranton Prep, junior Cole Powell added another chapter to his growing golf résumé with two tournament victories in four days including the first AJGA championship of his career.

The Scranton Prep standout has established himself as one of the area’s premier multi-sport athletes, earning recognition on both the lacrosse field and football field while building a reputation as a player who embraces competition wherever he finds it.

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

Scranton Prep Girls Basketball put together a strong early-summer showing at the Church Road Invitational, finishing with an 8–1 record and winning the tournament championship.

Twin Valley defeated Scranton Prep 11-9 to advance in the PIAA Boys AA playoffs. Drew Engle led Twin Valley with four goals; Braedon McPartland had seven points for Prep.

Scranton Prep edged Lower Dauphin 7-6 in a thrilling double overtime. Braden McPartland led Prep with 3 goals. Lower Dauphin's Coheb Pollock made 14 saves.

Scranton Prep edged Abington Heights 15-14 for the 2A District championship. Mackey Lynett (6 goals) and Brahman Pallia (3 goals, 4 assists) led their teams.

Scranton Prep overwhelmed Tunkhannock 25-4 in a dominant offensive display. Braedon McPartland's 9 points led Prep's relentless attack.