Wallenpaupack Buckhorns

The rosters for the 91st Annual Dream Game have been released, featuring standout senior athletes from across the region. Representing the City team under head coach Jake Manetti (West Scranton) are top talents like Treyvon Dickey (Scranton Prep), Gabe Franek (Dunmore), and Drew Kiesendahl (Wallenpaupack). On the County side, head coach Mike Schuback (Old Forge) leads a loaded roster highlighted by Zach Cwalinski (Valley View), Richie Kostoff (Riverside), and Mason Avery (Honesdale). The game is scheduled for July 23 at John Henzes Veterans Memorial Stadium.

Dallas used a mix of early offense and late power to earn a 7-2 win over Wallenpaupack on Tuesday.

Valley View’s track wasn’t just a venue for competition on Senior Night—it was a celebration of unity, friendship, and inclusion. As the Cougars hosted Wallenpaupack and Delaware Valley in a thrilling Unified tri-meet, the scoreboard lit up with Valley View’s 133-point victory, but the real triumph was far more profound. Athletes from all walks of life cheered, laughed, and competed side by side, creating an atmosphere that radiated joy and acceptance. For Valley View’s seniors, it was a bittersweet send-off filled with pride, love, and lifelong memories. The event wasn’t just a finale—it was a powerful reminder that when schools embrace Unified Sports, they build stronger, more compassionate communities.

Abington Heights claimed the team title and East Stroudsburg North secured the final qualifying spot as both schools advanced to the Unified Champion Schools (UCS) State Track and Field Championships after strong showings at the Northeast/Pocono Regional, held Wednesday at Lakeland High School.

Valley View’s offense erupted for 14 hits while Abbi Call and Taylor Cawley combined for nine strikeouts to hold off Wallenpaupack 9-3 in Wednesday’s district matchup.

Zach Cwalinski tossed a three-hit shutout and Valley View’s bats came alive just enough in the fifth inning to down Wallenpaupack 3-0 in a classic pitcher’s duel Wednesday evening.

North Pocono rolled to a convincing 7-1 win over Wallenpaupack on Saturday, thanks to a strong start and a standout performance in the circle.

Scranton Prep delivered one of the biggest upsets of the week, rallying in the bottom of the sixth to knock off No. 3-ranked Wallenpaupack 5-2 on Tuesday afternoon. Despite being unranked and trailing for much of the game, the Classics used a clutch sixth-inning surge and strong relief pitching to take down the heavily favored Buckhorns.

Sponsored by Nina’s Wing Bites & Pizza, Zoie Krupovich earns Player of the Game honors after a two-homer night that powered Valley View to a commanding 8-2 win over Wallenpaupack.

Gabby Hieber blasted a two-run walk-off home run in the ninth and threw a complete game in the circle, leading Wallenpaupack to a dramatic 6–4 extra-inning win over North Pocono.

Wallenpaupack needed just four innings to make a statement. With every starter contributing and the pitching staff nearly flawless, the Buckhorns made it clear they’re ready to be a force this season.

Down eight in the fourth quarter, the Patriots have done what they have done all season, kept on fighting back. Silvio Giardina hit a big three pointer and Aidan Lynn hit key free throws during the fourth quarter to get to Pittston Area to the Mohegan Arena for the first time since 2022 with a 37-33 victory over Wallenpaupack. “I sat them down and I told them we got to keep fighting.” Said Patriots head coach Al Semenza.

Scranton Preps balanced attack and efficient shooting proved too much for Wallenpaupack. Doherty, Martin, and Rossi led the charge for the Cavaliers, while Blanding’s stellar 25-point performance couldn’t save the Buckhorns. Both teams matched in three-point shooting, but Prep’s 3 stars for the night proved to be a bit too much.

The Scranton Lady Knights put on a clinic against Wallenpaupack, led by Chrissy Jacklinski’s 18-point outburst and Rhylee Bell’s dominant double-double. Their teamwork and relentless defense paved the way for a decisive 61-34 victory.

Delaware Valley secured a narrow 62-60 victory over Wallenpaupack, led by Trey Newtons 16 points and key free throws. Sam Wood and Isaiah Berrios added 13 points each, with strong three-point shooting (11 total). Wallenpaupacks Justin Blanding led all scorers with 24 points, while Frank Church hit five three-pointers for 15 points. A dominant third quarter (22 points) helped Delaware Valley hold off a late Buckhorns push.