Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Scranton, Pennsylvania across Baseball, Football, Soccer.
The Red Devils open the 2026 campaign on September 1st at Miller Memorial Field, facing Juniata College before a stretch of home matches and a demanding conference slate.
Lakeland High School will begin the 2026 football season without junior quarterback Rocco Spataro, who is sidelined for the year due to an arm injury. The loss forces a quarterback transition and reshapes the team's outlook against a slate of traditional rivals.
The newest poll ranks North Pocono first, with nine of last year’s top teams returning and Honesdale entering the mix, setting the stage for a competitive Lackawanna Football Conference campaign.
The Class of 2026 will be honored on October 4 at Fiorelli’s in Peckville, highlighting legendary coaches, standout athletes and service award recipients.
The minor‑league baseball franchise is considering a shift from RailRiders to Coal Canaries, a move that would honor the area’s coal‑mining past and its iconic early‑warning birds.
From Chicago to Tampa Bay, former Ole Miss players are carving out significant roles in 2026, blending early‑season injuries with unexpected breakthroughs and steady developmental strides.
Valerie Perez’s recent Banana Ball weekend in Corpus Christi blended her firefighting legacy with her role as team manager, featuring emotional tributes, community giveaways and a series of thrilling games.
The closing fan zone of the FIFA World Cup brought together soccer enthusiasts and music lovers in downtown Scranton, featuring live acts, local vendors, and a festive atmosphere.
With the MLB trade deadline approaching, the Philadelphia Phillies are weighing several outfield options to shore up their lineup and bullpen, targeting left‑handed hitters who can excel against left‑handed pitching.
A look at the demanding schedules, weather‑defying routes, and personal bonds that define the lives of American Hockey League bus drivers.
Cole Gabrielson’s first Triple‑A appearance on the mound and his subsequent shift to infield highlight a rapid rise, while teammate Brendan Beck’s June performance earns league honors.
Longtime Lackawanna Trail coach Steve Jervis will receive the Scranton Lions Club’s Man of the Year award at the 92nd Dream Game, recognizing his 159 career wins, multiple championships, and contributions to youth football in Pennsylvania.