The Lackawanna Football Conference wrapped up its 2025 campaign with a cascade of division and district championships that left fans buzzing across the region.
Rising stars and record‑breaking runs
North Pocono emerged as a powerhouse, with Cole West earning Defensive Player of the Year honors and a place on the all‑state team, while his teammate Chase Zimmerman was selected to the All‑Region squad and finished as the top‑rated passer in Division I.
Delaware Valley and Scranton Prep overcame sluggish starts to capture District 2 titles, while Lakeland secured its second division championship in four seasons after a quarterback transition that introduced Rocco Spataro as the new signal‑caller.
Lackawanna Trail added another chapter to its storied history by claiming a fifth straight District 2 championship and a fourth title in Class 1A, with Isaac Ryon shattering rushing records that will linger in the league’s annals.
As teams turn their attention to the upcoming season, heat acclimatization drills will kick off on August 17, featuring two‑a‑day padded practices, followed by scrimmages on August 22. Coaches are emphasizing tradition, player development, and the pursuit of future championships.