Mt Top 11\'s All-Star 2026 defeated Hazle Twp. 11u All-Star 2026 by a score of 17-2. Andrew Petros led Mt Top\'s dominant offense with two doubles, three RBIs, and three runs.

A classic back-and-forth battle came down to the absolute wire on Thursday, as the Lake Ariel Agway All Stars secured a thrilling 9-8 walk-off victory over the Wayne Highlands All Stars. The game was deadlocked at eight apiece in the bottom of the seventh inning when Ethan P showed ultimate patience at the plate, drawing a bases-loaded walk to push across the winning run and seal the dramatic victory. Both teams displayed incredible grit throughout the contest, which featured multiple lead changes, clutch extra-inning relief pitching from Linden H, and a spectacular 13-strikeout performance out of the bullpen by Wayne Highlands\' David H.

A thrilling afternoon of Little League action at Tom Kilmer Field featured a classic pitching duel and a weather-shortened power display. Carbondale leaned on stellar pitching and timely hitting to squeeze past Wayne Highlands in a tight 5 to 3 battle. Meanwhile, Carbino / Archbald unleashed a massive offensive surge, dominating Christy Mathewson 9 to 1 in a contest cut short after four innings due to incoming storms.

Mountain Top 11s All-Stars defeated Valley West 11s 10-6. Henry Arcangeli hit a three-run home run, leading Mountain Top with 3 RBIs. Jake Kramer led Valley West with two hits and 2 RBIs.

Southern Columbia put together a complete performance Thursday afternoon, combining timely hitting, strong pitching and error-free defense to earn a 9-2 victory over Mercyhurst Prep in state playoff action.

Southern Columbia Area punched its ticket to the next round of postseason play Monday, using timely hitting and a dominant performance on the mound to defeat Halifax, 2-0, in a tightly contested playoff matchup.

History was waiting for the Blue Knights, and they seized it. Wyoming Seminary combined patience at the plate, aggressive baserunning and timely pitching to overwhelm Elk Lake 21-4 Friday, securing the program’s first-ever District 2 Class 2A championship and punching its ticket to the PIAA Tournament.

Hazleton Area struck early and never looked back Thursday afternoon at Wilkes University, defeating Wilkes-Barre Area 6-2 to capture the District 2/4 Class 6A Championship. Dom Marino’s first-inning home run sparked a six-run start, while Freddie Corrado and Jack Esposito combined to shut the door as the Cougars secured their seventh consecutive district crown.

The Nativity BVM High School baseball team made a powerful statement Monday, capturing its third straight 1A District championship with an emphatic 11-0 victory over Moravian Academy in a game shortened to five innings by the mercy rule.

After a chaotic week of playoff baseball, including the longest baseball game in PIAA history, the District 2 Baseball Championships are set. Games will take place on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, May 26-29. Here’s a preview of each championship game along with a prediction.

Brayden Miller made his presence felt in every phase Friday afternoon. The Elk Lake standout delivered four RBIs at the plate and struck out 10 on the mound as the Warriors pulled away from Lackawanna Trail, earning an 8-2 District 2 Class 2A semifinal victory and a trip to the championship game.

Nobody saw it coming… until it happened. Trailing by three entering the seventh inning, No. 4 Wyoming Seminary flipped the District 2 Class 2A semifinal upside down Friday at Gibby Field, exploding for five late runs to shock Holy Redeemer 6-3 and punch its ticket to the district championship.

Mid Valley wasted little time taking control Friday night in Throop. Joey Romanosky reached base five times and collected four hits, while the Spartans unleashed a six-run second inning and never looked back, rolling past Crestwood 12-4 to punch their ticket to the District 2 Class 4A championship game.

Benton secured a 6-4 victory over Cowanesque Valley in a neutral conference tournament baseball game on Friday. Benton, the District 4 1A Champion, overcame a four-error outing to outhit their opponents and clinch the win.

Wyoming Seminary College Prep staged a dramatic seventh-inning rally to defeat Holy Redeemer 6-3 in the D2 AA Semifinal. Freshman Nieko Ravaioli delivered a key double, igniting the five-run comeback.