Weatherly Area pulled off a dramatic comeback to defeat Notre Dame-East Stroudsburg 70-66 in the District 2/11 Class A quarterfinals, securing its first boys’ basketball playoff victory in 19 years. The Wreckers overcame an eight-point deficit in the fourth quarter, led by Niko Saldukas’ 23 points, 16 rebounds, and five three-pointers, including the go-ahead shot with 37 seconds left. Weatherly’s defense tightened late, holding Notre Dame-ES to just two field goals in the final period.

At the end of the first quarter, the score looked like it came out of a baseball game. It was 4-0 after the first quarter. Crestwood heated up to score 40 points in the final three quarters and their defense held Nanticoke to no points in the first quarter and allowed 12 through three quarters to advance to the District 2 5A Semifinals with a 44-24 victory over Nanticoke. “We got our transition working a little bit and on defense, we got a few more steals and it helped us get a little more offense.” Said Comets head coach Mark Atherton. Ayden Agopito scored a game high 18 points for Crestwood and Brady Grevera added 7.

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.

Though Wilkes-Barre came up short, the senior leadership on display was undeniable. They will look to carry that intensity into the final stretch of the season. With only 7 days until the postseason begins, the team has solidified their playoff spot. As the seniors gear up for the final push, the energy and fight from this game will surely fuel their drive in the upcoming matchups.

This season, only five of the six classifications in District 2 will crown a champion. According to District 2 officials, the 1A title will be vacant because MMI Prep did not qualify for the subregional between District 2 and District 11. Thankfully, brackets have been set to crown a champion in 2A-6A, and here is a breakdown of each of those brackets. Each breakdown will preview the field, the contenders and include a prediction of who will reach the championship game at Mohegan Sun Arena.

Ello Soto’s vision for Do It 4 The Youth is simple: to provide every child with the opportunity to start young, build skills, and develop character through sports. By removing the financial barriers that prevent children from participating in athletic activities, Soto is helping to create a more equitable environment where children can grow, learn, and thrive.

Trailing by 13 points entering the fourth quarter, Dallas head coach Mark Belenski’s message was simple. We Pride ourselves on our defense. The Mountaineers outscored Holy Redeemer 18-2 in the fourth quarter to take a 54-51 victory to win the WVC Championship. “We just had to play our game in that fourth quarter.” Said Dallas sophomore forward Pat Flanagan who had a game high 20 points alongside senior guard Jude Nocito.

Allentown, PA – Emmaus High School delivered a commanding performance in the EPC Championship, securing the title with a 59-37 victory over Bethlehem Catholic at the PPL Center. From the opening tip to the final buzzer, the Green Hornets controlled the tempo, executed efficiently on both ends of the court, and left no doubt about their dominance.

ALLENTOWN — In a dramatic showdown at the PPL Center, Northampton edged Pocono Mountain West 55-54 in overtime to claim the Eastern Pennsylvania Conference (EPC) Championship on Tuesday night.

Showing they can compete with the best, looking to end the regular season strong and keep momentum going into playoffs, Wilkes-Barre will look to build on this victory and secure another win against PS York on Friday during Senior Night and their final home game of the season.

The Northampton Konkrete Kids secured a hard-fought 49-42 victory over the Liberty Hurricanes in the semifinals of the Eastern Pennsylvania Conference (EPC) Championship at the PPL Center in Allentown, PA. A strong first half and a resilient finish propelled Northampton to the EPC final, where they will face the winner of Pocono Mountain West vs. Whitehall.

In a tightly contested battle, Pocono Mountain West secured a dramatic 55-52 overtime victory over Whitehall in the semifinals of the EPC playoffs, thanks to clutch free throws from KJ Koles and a game-saving defensive play by Jonathan Mateo at the end of regulation. With the win, Pocono Mountain West advances to the EPC championship game, where they will face Northampton on Thursday.

On a night dedicated to celebrating their seniors, Old Forge secured an impressive 57-44 victory over Mid Valley, fueled by Cameron Parker’s 21-point performance and the commanding inside play of Logan Fanning. The win highlighted the Blue Devils’ determination and locked in their top seed in District 2 AA, setting the tone for an exciting postseason run.

SCRANTON, PA – The Holy Cross Crusaders, ranked No. 2 in Lackawanna Division II, showcased their dominance on Friday night with a resounding 79-39 win over the Dunmore Bucks. Playing on their home court, the Crusaders put on an offensive clinic, sinking 30 total field goals, including 14 three-pointers, while placing four players in double figures.

Valley View\'s boys\' basketball team showcased their dominance in a compelling 63-47 victory over Delaware Valley in a Lackawanna Division I clash. The Cougars, now holding a 16-4 overall record and 8-4 in the division, delivered an all-around impressive performance led by senior guard Aidan Smola.