Scranton Prep Cavaliers

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

Scranton Prep is starting to look more and more like a team nobody wants to see down the stretch. After recent statement wins over Scranton and Abington Heights, the Cavaliers added another big result Wednesday night taking down No. 3 Riverside in a high-energy 11-6 battle.

Kaleiah Connor was Player of the Game, pitching seven scoreless innings with 12 K's and hitting a two-run home run for West Scranton's 9-2 victory.

Scranton Prep crushed Trinity 16-2, led by Owen McPartland's 5 goals and 1 assist. Will McPartland added 4 goals in the offensive showcase.

The Warriors piled up 31 runs and 26 hits across two games, sweeping Scranton Prep with dominant 14-4 and 17-2 victories in a statement doubleheader performance.

Scranton Prep topped Delaware Valley 8-7 in OT. James Stallman (10 saves) was Player of the Game. Mackey Lynett (SP) and Tyler Husejnovic (DV) each scored hat tricks.

The 2025-26 Pennsylvania Boys All-State Basketball Teams have officially dropped, and local talent made serious noise across the Commonwealth. Nico Antoniacci headlines the list as Class 3A Player of the Year, Old Forge landed two players on the 2A First Team with Logan Fanning and Cameron Parker, while J.J. Thomas was named Class 2A Co-Coach of the Year. District 4 and District 11 also added to a loaded regional showing. Full teams now live!

Scranton Prep edged Abington Heights 14-13 in an offensive clinic. Braden McPartland starred with 5 goals, 2 assists for Prep.

Holy Redeemer made history, defeating Scranton Prep 9-8 in lacrosse for their first-ever win against the rival! Cali Glaser (3G, 2A) starred in the thrilling victory.

The 8th Annual Northwest Area Track Invitational delivered a full slate of standout performances across sprints, distance events, relays, and field competitions. With deep fields and strong early-season marks, several athletes established themselves as names to watch this spring.

Will McPartland nets 5 goals to powered Scranton Prep to a 10-9 lacrosse win over Horseheads in a thrilling contest.

The list spans every corner of Pennsylvania… powerhouse programs, deep playoff runs, and elite individual seasons. And woven throughout it, a group of District 2 players who didn’t just represent, they produced at a level that demanded statewide recognition.

Struggling to find rhythm offensively, Prep called a timeout with 4:44 left in the first. The break sparked a response, as Eva Kaszuba led a mini-run to cut the deficit to 9–6. Still, Baker continued her dominant start, scoring 8 of Goretti’s first 13 points. By the end of the quarter, the Saints held a 15–11 advantage, though momentum had begun to shift.

The Classics punched their ticket to the PIAA Class 4A Final Four Saturday afternoon with a 49–43 victory over Susquehanna Township in the quarterfinal round, continuing what has been an impressive postseason run.

SCRANTON — Scranton Prep opened the PIAA Class 4A girls basketball state playoffs in commanding fashion Saturday night, defeating Lancaster Catholic 52–27 at the Xavier Center to advance to the Round of 16.