Selinsgrove Seals

Behind Xaivier Jackson's 16, the Selinsgrove Seals were able to prevail over Bangor Area, 49-45. Noah Walter scored seven points and added nine rebounds. A combination of Jack Piecuch and the rest of the Seals defense helped Selinsgrove get a district playoff win, despite Jason Marcantonis' 23-point scoring effort.

Mason Kingery scores 34, helps Danville stun Selinsgrove on the road. The seats were packed, and the crowd was loud, and the Ironmen showed no mercy as major underdogs.

Xaivier Jackson and the Selinsgrove Seals hand Shikellamy a beatdown in front of a packed house. The Seals grabbed an early lead and put the contest out of reach. Hear more about Selinsgrove's major win and Xaivier Jackson's massive dunk by clicking the link below.

Seals. Indians. Lots on the line. Read the full recap!

Physical play was the name of the game in Selinsgrove on Thursday night. Both teams were energized behind their student sections and key players made the difference.

Southern Columbia found a second quarter spark and never looked back against Selinsgrove. After the Seals jumped out to a 6-0 lead, Olivia Jones and the Tigers put 10 straight points together and took a 16-8 lead into half. Jones continued her solid works in the second half, granting Southern Columbia victory.

Selinsgrove brought the energy, the dunks, and the student-section chaos to tip off the season the right way. After Holy Redeemer’s quick punch, the Seals answered with a Mac DeFazio spark and not one but two slams from Xaivier Jackson sending the gym into orbit. Behind Jackson’s 21 and a whole squad chipping in, Selinsgrove strutted out with a 61-45 home-opener win and a whole lot of energy to build on.

If Week 1 served as a wake-up call, Week 2 shook the very foundation of the District IV football landscape. While some teams solidified their places, others saw their early momentum derailed—and new contenders have stormed into the spotlight.

As the dust settles on Week 1 of the high school football season, the District IV landscape has already seen its share of surprises, shakeups, and statement wins. The preseason rankings gave us a glimpse of potential, but now that the pads are popping and the games are official, it's clear some teams came out swinging—while others have ground to make up.

Coach's Health and Fitness Preseason District 4 Rankings: District IV football is loaded with talent and tradition from top to bottom. Whether it’s the returning champs or hungry underdogs, this season promises plenty of fireworks on Friday nights. Buckle up.

In a evening that combined playoff nerves with program pride, Scranton Prep seized the spotlight — and made history in the process. From dominant draws to laser-accurate assists, the Cavaliers’ first step on the state stage looked anything but inexperienced.

The vision for MECCA Sports Inc. is deeply rooted in the Retherford family's own experience in the world of athletics. Al and Sarah, proud parents of three children who each competed or will complete, at the Division I level in various sports, understand the challenges that families face when guiding their kids toward success. As Sarah shared, “Our mission is for each athlete to achieve their greatest potential—not just as an athlete, but as a person.” Al added, “We’ve been through the journey ourselves, and we know the path. Our goal is to help other parents and athletes find their way through it, at the right time.”

Jack Augustine’s four goals, Logan Lawson’s dominance on faceoffs, and Ethan Zabroski’s milestone 600th career save propelled Crestwood to a 12-6 win over Selinsgrove.

As the District 4 Small School football season comes to a close, the final rankings reflect a season filled with intense competition and standout performances. Here’s a breakdown of the top teams as they head into the playoffs.

As we move into Week 8, there have been some notable shifts in the District 4 Big School Top 5 rankings. The biggest change comes at the #5 spot, while the top four teams continue to hold their positions after key matchups in Week 7. Here’s a breakdown of the movement from Week 7 to Week 8.