Wyoming Seminary College Prep Blue Knights

Gallela’s Walk-Off Double Lifts Crestwood to 7-6 Extra-Inning Victory Over Wyoming Seminary.

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.

Mountain View punched its ticket to the District 2 Class 2A championship with a thrilling 45-38 overtime victory over Wyoming Seminary. Riley Turner’s clutch three-pointer in OT sealed the win, while Aubrey Sanders led the Eagles with 19 points. Despite a stellar 29-point effort from Ella Stambaugh, Seminary fell short. Mountain View now faces top-seeded Elk Lake in the Susquehanna County Showdown on February 28 at Mohegan Arena.

Hot shooting and balanced scoring helped Wyoming Seminary secure a spot in the Class 2A semifinals, while Blue Ridge struggled to find consistency from deep. Kraus and Hansen’s combined 30 points proved too much to handle and now advance for a dance with the Devils on Saturday in Old Forge.

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.

The Lake-Lehman Black Knights secured a commanding 49-35 victory over Wyoming Seminary in a WVC Division 2 matchup on Friday night. The game was highlighted by a second-half surge from Lake-Lehman’s Ella Wilson, who finished with a game-high 19 points, and a valiant scoring effort from Wyoming Seminary’s Ella Stambaugh, who tallied 15 points in the loss.

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.

Hanover Area held off Wyoming Seminary 39-38 in a low-scoring, defensive battle. Noah Dewey led the Hawkeyes with 14 points, and critical free throws in the final quarter sealed the win. Wyoming Seminary’s Antek Evan led all scorers with 24 points in a hard-fought effort.

Wyoming Seminary dominated from start to finish in a 55-16 victory over Hanover Area on Friday night. Sophomore Ella Stambaugh led the Blue Knights with 20 points, while Clare Griffin added 12 in a balanced offensive effort. Wyoming Seminary’s defense was equally impressive, holding Hanover Area scoreless in the fourth quarter and limiting their opponents to just 16 total points. The win boosts the Blue Knights’ momentum as they prepare for upcoming matchups against Tunkhannock and Holy Redeemer.

Despite Ruckle's best efforts to limit her scoring opportunities, Stambaugh's offensive prowess proved too much to overcome.