Wyoming Seminary College Prep Blue Knights

On the court at Wyoming Seminary, Ella continues to make history. She recently scored her 1,000th career point against Holy Redeemer—an especially meaningful milestone, as it marked the first time in program history that Sem defeated Holy Redeemer.

Holy Redeemer led wire to wire Friday night, using a strong fourth quarter to secure a 44 to 31 win over Wyoming Seminary behind a game high 15 points from Kyaire McLean.

The Lady Rangers exploded out of the gate, scoring the first 10 points of the game and sending the home crowd into a frenzy. Fans rose to their feet as the scoreboard flashed a stunning 10–0 Northwest lead, while Wyoming Sem stood visibly stunned.

KINGSTON — Lake-Lehman delivered one of the season’s most dramatic comebacks Friday night, erasing a two-goal deficit in the final minutes to defeat Wyoming Seminary 3-2 in overtime in a Wyoming Valley Conference boys soccer matchup.

When Wyoming Seminary’s Ella Stambaugh found the back of the net for the 50th time in her career, it wasn’t just another goal. It was a moment that captured years of hard work, countless practices, and a competitive spirit that never seems to fade.

At the collegiate level, Jack has found a true home at CNU. This past season, the team made a deep run to the Elite 8 in the NCAA Tournament, and Jack has his sights set even higher, hoping for a Final Four appearance next season.

It was a tough first inning for Holy Redeemer senior Drew Cisney. He allowed the first five Wyoming Seminary batters to reach base, giving up two runs on two hits, two walks and a hit batter. However, he was able to fight through both a rough first inning as well as a neck issue. “I was having neck issues that I’ve been having since that Wyoming Area game,” Cisney said in a postgame interview. “It was just like Wyoming Area, took some advil, put some ice on it and I was good.”

In a rain-speckled, extra-inning classic, Wyoming Seminary found a way. Antek Evan’s walk-off walk in the eighth capped a relentless rally and booked a ticket to Friday’s quarterfinal matchup vs. Holy Redeemer—with championship stakes rising fast.

After five seasons of impact at Mid Valley, George Pachucy steps into the head coaching role at Wyoming Seminary, bringing with him a passion for mentorship, a legacy of coaching, and a heart rooted in Northeast PA football.

Wyoming Seminary exploded for six runs in the fifth inning to pull away from Hanover Area and secure a 9-2 win on Monday afternoon.

Delaware Valley outscored Wyoming Seminary 17-3 over the final three quarters and held the Blue Knights scoreless in the second half, cruising to a 20-6 win as Peyton LaRocco celebrated his 400th career point.

In a tightly contested girls lacrosse matchup on the road, Sem came out on top with a nail-biting 10-9 win over Delaware Valley. It was a back-and-forth battle from start to finish, with both teams showing grit, hustle, and firepower on offense.

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.”

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.