Wyoming Valley West boys soccer defeated Scranton Prep 4-0, scoring three first-half goals in a nonleague match in Kingston.

Wyoming Valley West boys soccer defeated Berwick 6-1 behind Chase Evanofski\'s hat trick in a nonleague match in Kingston.

Moyer, who recently became the first goalkeeper in Muncy school history to record 500 saves, has been playing soccer since he was 5 years old. He has also been the starting goalkeeper for all four years of his high school career.

Misericordia University’s Homecoming Weekend brought plenty of energy to Mangelsdorf Field on Saturday, but both Cougar soccer teams came away on the wrong side of the scoreboard. The women’s team battled nationally ranked Messiah throughout the afternoon before falling 1-0, while the men’s squad faced a strong Lycoming attack and suffered a 4-0 setback in front of the Homecoming crowd.

Wyoming Valley West and Dallas played to a 2-2 high school soccer draw in Kingston, PA as Chase Evanofski scored two second-half goals to level the match.

Fair Lawn boys soccer pulled away in the second half behind multi-goal performances from Anthony Dvirts and Nico Imburgia to beat Wyoming Valley West 6-2.

The Lakers built an early two-goal lead against Penn State, but the Nittany Lions continued to apply pressure and eventually completed the comeback, earning a hard-fought 3-2 victory in the season opener for both teams.

Over 75 young athletes took the turf at John Henzes Veterans Memorial Stadium for four incredible days of skill-building, teamwork, and mentorship at the annual Cougar Soccer Camp. Led by head coaches Brad Decker and Paul Sotak, high school player-counselors from both the boys and girls programs, and local fitness trainers, the week highlighted a deep-rooted tradition of inspiring the next generation of Valley View soccer.

Spain needed extra time to separate itself from Argentina, securing a dramatic 1-0 victory Sunday to lift the 2026 FIFA World Cup trophy as thousands of fans packed Courthouse Square in downtown Scranton to celebrate the beautiful game. From live music and family activities to passionate supporters representing nations from around the globe, the PA World Cup Fan Zone transformed the Electric City into one of Pennsylvania’s premier World Cup destinations.