Tunkhannock Tigers

Montrose powered past Tunkhannock in a high-scoring 32-14 victory, led by Hudson Aukemas 8-RBI explosion and a relentless offensive onslaught that saw the Meteors score in every inning. Despite a grand slam from Ethan Dominick, the Tigers couldn’t keep pace in this unforgettable barn burner.

March 21, 2025 – Tunkhannock, PA — The Tunkhannock Tigers opened their 2025 season with a dominant 12–5 win over Lake-Lehman, showcasing a complete team effort fueled by efficient scoring, strong midfield control, and relentless hustle on both ends of the field.

The 2024-2025 Wyoming Valley Conference (WVC) Division 2 Girls Coaches’ All-Stars list highlights the league’s best, with Ella Wilson (Lake-Lehman) earning MVP honors after a dominant season, racking up 396 points and leading her team to success. Ella Stambaugh (Wyoming Seminary) was named Player of the Year, lighting up the scoreboard with an impressive 515 points, while Coach Charlie Lavan (Lake-Lehman) took home Coach of the Year honors for his leadership. Joining them on the First-Team All-Stars are top performers like Bella Boylan (Holy Redeemer), Kate Reed (Nanticoke), and Kinley Purdy (Lake-Lehman), each making a major impact for their teams. Meanwhile, McKenzie Chirnock (Holy Redeemer), Kathryn Morgan (Lake-Lehman), and Lourianna Alston (Tunkhannock) headline the Second-Team selections, showcasing the depth of talent in the WVC. With a mix of seasoned seniors and rising underclassmen, this year’s All-Stars not only delivered standout performances but also set the stage for the future of Wyoming Valley Conference girls’ basketball.

The Les Richards Swimming Championships delivered a thrilling showcase of speed, endurance, and teamwork as swimmers set records, secured victories, and proved their dominance in the pool. With standout performances from Scranton Prep, Elk Lake, and Tunkhannock, the event highlighted both individual brilliance and collective team effort.

Monday night at Tunkhannock High School was more than just a basketball game—it was a heartfelt effort to fight cancer. As part of the annual Coaches vs. Cancer event, the Lady Tigers hosted Wyoming Seminary in a spirited matchup that brought the community together for a greater cause. Organizer Chris Van Ness shared, “Cancer has touched everyone’s lives—whether it’s a family member, friend, or coach. It’s near and dear to all of our hearts.” The event not only raised awareness but also funds for the American Cancer Society, aiming to surpass last year’s total. On the court, Ella Stambaugh led Wyoming Seminary to a 50–43 victory with 28 points, while Tunkhannock’s Erin Van Ness showcased her leadership, scoring 22 points for the Lady Tigers. The night, however, was about more than basketball—it was about unity, resilience, and hope.

Tunkhannock, PA — In a dramatic Wyoming Valley Conference Division 2 matchup on Thursday night, the Tunkhannock Tigers staged a thrilling comeback to defeat the Hanover Area Hawkeyes 43-40 in overtime.