
Local High School Athletes Commit to College Programs Across the Country
Dozens of graduating seniors from Lackawanna County have announced where they will continue both their academic and athletic careers, spanning multiple sports and divisions.
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Dozens of graduating seniors from Lackawanna County have announced where they will continue both their academic and athletic careers, spanning multiple sports and divisions.

Eight high school players from Lackawanna County received all-star accolades from the Lackawanna League Division III coaches, highlighting a standout year for area baseball programs.

The Ducks reveal a full 2026 calendar, opening at home against Hartford and concluding with a conference title match in early November.

The Ducks reveal a full 2026 schedule that blends early road challenges with a nine‑match home stretch and a clear path to defend their conference title.

Scranton’s Courthouse Square became a lively hub where World Cup fans celebrated Independence Day with music, soccer screens, and community spirit.

Western Kentucky University announces the addition of transfer kicker Michael Smith and defensive back Alan Gbee ahead of the 2026 season opener at Nevada.

Western Kentucky University has signed transfer kicker Michael Smith and junior college defensive back Alan Gbee, bringing proven special‑teams experience and secondary depth to the program.
Graduating high school football players from Westchester, Rockland and Putnam counties have announced their college destinations, ranging from Ivy League universities to state schools, as they prepare for the next chapter of their athletic careers.

The Carl E. Stotz Little League Baseball Scholarship awards $750 to each of fourteen outstanding seniors, linking athletic values with educational aspirations.

The New York Dynamo prepare for their second season with a contract extension for Head Coach Ron Kuhl, a comprehensive rink renovation, and three players committing to collegiate hockey.

Six Stevens Institute of Technology baseball players receive All‑MAC recognition, including program‑record performances and historic milestones.