West Scranton picked up a 53 to 44 Lackawanna Division I victory over Wallenpaupack on Saturday night, highlighted by a milestone moment from senior guard Nate Schimelfenig, who scored the 1,000th point of his career early in the first quarter and finished with a game high 18 points.

Mason Kingery scores 34, helps Danville stun Selinsgrove on the road. The seats were packed, and the crowd was loud, and the Ironmen showed no mercy as major underdogs.

Hazleton Area built an early lead, weathered a second quarter surge, and delivered in the closing moments to edge Wilkes Barre Area 44 to 43 in a tightly contested boys basketball battle. The Cougars made just enough plays down the stretch to survive a late push and secure the one point victory in front of the home crowd.

Delaware Valley turned a one point halftime deficit into a statement win, defeating North Pocono 70 57 behind a dominant second half led by Trey Newton and Tyler Lombardo. The Trojans controlled the early tempo, but the Warriors flipped the script after the break and never looked back.

On January 16, 2026, against Lakeland, Nico reached a milestone few sophomores can claim, scoring his 1,000th career point. The achievement is another highlight in a résumé that already includes First Team All-State honors as a freshman, a recognition rarely given to players that young.

The Clutch ABA continued its unbeaten run on Saturday night, improving to 12-0 with a 111-93 victory over the Central PA Kings. While the offense took some time to find rhythm, the Clutch relied on a strong defensive effort and balanced contributions up and down the roster to secure another convincing win.

When the clock is bleeding out and everything is on the line, the Blue Ridge Raiders don’t flinch. They lean in. Twice in one week, Blue Ridge stared down last-second chaos and twice, they walked away winners. A Paxton Pingarelli turnaround jump hook to sink Carbondale. A freshman, Jack Parks, burying a buzzer-beating three against Montrose moments after the game was tied. Why belief, not luck, keeps showing up for Blue Ridge!

If there was any question about how Old Forge would respond after its rivalry loss earlier in the week, it was answered almost immediately. One quarter in, the message was clear, this one wasn’t going to be close.

The night belonged to Nativity senior Trey Keating, who turned in a memorable performance by scoring a game-high 35 points while reaching the 2,000-point mark for his high school career. Keating added another milestone to chase as well, now sitting just one three-pointer shy of 300 career triples. His scoring touch set the tone early and never let Marian gain momentum.

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In a game defined by physicality, emotion, and a relentless fourth-quarter surge, Riverside leaned on Nico Antoniacci once again to outlast Old Forge 68–61. With the Vikings trailing deep into the game, Antoniacci’s scoring and composure flipped momentum and ignited a crowd that turned a tense rivalry into a statement win.

The Clutch ABA continued their dominant run this weekend, turning in two convincing home victories to remain undefeated and climb the national rankings. With wins over the Philly Thunder on Saturday and the Connecticut Surge on Sunday, Clutch improved to 11–0 on the season and announced themselves as one of the premier teams in the country.

A year after an overtime classic, the old rivals Riverside Vikings and Old Forge Blue Devils meet with shared momentum, energy, and playoff aspirations. The Vikings bring pace and fire power, while the Devils counter with discipline and strong senior leadership. Tuesday night in Taylor may be a story told for years to come.

Despite trailing 17-4 early on, Pat Curtin and the Bucknell Bison overcome the Loyola Greyhounds, 70-67. Read more by clicking the title above.

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.