Wyoming Area Warriors

It was a dominant weekend for several local lacrosse programs, with Scranton Prep, Crestwood, and Abington Heights all turning in impressive performances. The Cavaliers overwhelmed North Pocono with a 15-1 victory, Crestwood’s girls edged Delaware Valley in a tight 10-8 battle, and Abington Heights rolled past Wyoming Area 16-2, showcasing firepower and depth across the board.

After a slow start that saw Crestwood fall behind 2-0, the Comets exploded for six runs in the third inning to take control and eventually earn an 8-3 road win over Wyoming Area to open their season.

Anthracite FC Clinches EDP Spring Kickoff Championship Anthracite FC 2010B AFC Bayern dominated at the EDP Spring Kickoff, securing the championship with a commanding 3-0 victory in their final match. Tied with HEX FC Dominion heading into the last game, AFC delivered under pressure, finishing unbeaten with 2 wins and 1 draw. Their balanced attack and rock-solid defense proved the difference, setting the tone for a promising season ahead.

Shamokin wasted no time asserting their dominance in the 4A Boys First Round, overwhelming Wyoming Area 90-60 with a high-powered offensive display and stifling defense. Led by Joe Hile’s 19 points and Rylan Price’s sharpshooting, the Indians move on with confidence, while Wyoming Area’s season ends despite strong efforts from Anthony DeLucca and Luke Kopetchny.

Wyoming Area pulled off a stunning upset Tuesday night, defeating Dallas 69-61 on the road to claim the third seed from District 2 in the Pennsylvania 4A state playoffs. The victory avenged a 69-42 loss to the Mountaineers in the Wyoming Valley Conference playoffs earlier this season and marked a major milestone for the Warriors’ program.

Wyoming Area ended their season most favorably, rearing with an 11-2 record and becoming WVC Division 2 champions. The first time Berwick and Wyoming Area went head to head in the 2024-2025 season, the Warriors sealed a close win 61-56. Less than a month later, the two teams met again, and Berwick handed Wyoming Area their first loss of the season, conquering with a 17 point victory, 60-43, at the Bulldogs' Varsity Gym.

BERWICK — In a pivotal showdown for first place in Division 2 of the league standings, the Berwick Bulldogs delivered a statement victory, defeating Wyoming Area 60-43 on Saturday. The win improved Berwick to 6-1 in conference play, while Wyoming Area, previously undefeated in league action, fell to 7-1.

In a dramatic high school basketball showdown, the Wyoming Area Warriors outlasted Wyoming Seminary in a double-overtime classic, securing a hard-fought 75-65 victory. The intense battle saw both teams trading momentum swings before the Warriors pulled away in the second overtime period, fueled by clutch performances from multiple players.

At Holy Redeemer High School, Wyoming Area secured a commanding 78-63 victory over the Royals in a fast-paced Wyoming Valley Conference basketball matchup. The Warriors’ offensive firepower proved too much for the home team as they pulled away with a consistent scoring effort led by standout performances from Lukas Burakiewicz and Luke Kopetchny.

The Wyoming Area Warriors powered past the Lake-Lehman Black Knights with a decisive 59-45 win in a Wyoming Valley Conference Division 2 matchup on Tuesday night. A dominant second quarter effort, where the Warriors outscored their hosts by 12 points, proved pivotal in securing the victory.

Wyoming Area’s balanced offense and relentless defense were the keys to their 59-33 victory over MMI Prep. Led by Luke Kopetchny’s 19 points, the Warriors outperformed in every facet, setting the stage for a strong second half of the season.

Wyoming Area faced a tough challenge in the second game of the Anthony "Badger" Marseco Memorial Tournament, going head-to-head with the host, Old Forge.

As the second half kicked off, the atmosphere in the stadium shifted. The Cavaliers, fueled by the determination to secure a district AAA title, came out with a newfound intensity that left the Wyoming Area defenders scrambling. The coaching staff's halftime adjustments proved to be game-changer, and the Cavaliers executed their game plan with precision and confidence.

In an intense AAA District semifinal matchup, the Western Wayne Wildcats nearly staged a dramatic comeback against the Wyoming Area Warriors. Down 21-9 at halftime, with Warriors’ star Kellum putting up nearly 130 yards and three touchdowns in the first half, the Wildcats faced an uphill battle.

In the opening round of the A Field Hockey State Playoffs, Wyoming Area triumphed over Wyomissing 4 to 0.