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After capturing the PIAA Class 3A crown with a historic 134‑9 margin, the Comets are poised to defend their crown, anchored by returning All‑Region forward Joey Pivirotto and goalkeeper Billy Johnson.
From Yankee Stadium to Fenway Park, the University of Scranton’s alumni baseball outings schedule a lineup of MLB matchups, offering former students a chance to experience the national pastime together.
Dozens of graduating seniors from Lackawanna County have announced where they will continue both their academic and athletic careers, spanning multiple sports and divisions.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup has ignited renewed interest in soccer across the United States, especially in Northeast Pennsylvania, where local teams, coaches, and fans reflect on the tournament's impact and the challenges that remain.
Chrissy Jacklinski, a rising senior at Scranton High School, has pledged to play basketball and study economics at Lafayette College, turning a season‑ending injury into a strategic step toward her collegiate goals.
Former assistant coach Pete Cordelli Jr. is holding a $10 seminar at the University of Scranton, offering guidance on recruiting, academic standards, and quarterback development for rising seniors.
After a celebrated playing career and a series of assistant coaching stops, Kaitlyn Lewis is now the ninth head coach of the University of Scranton’s women’s basketball program, charged with preserving a legacy of winning.
The University of Scranton is hosting a nationwide baseball outing for alumni, featuring matchups such as Texas Rangers versus Houston Astros and Seattle Mariners versus Boston Red Sox, with events scheduled from July 31 to September 24.
Mid Valley’s baseball team defeated Crestwood 12-4 in the District 2 Class 4A semifinals, with standout performances from Cooper Lukasavage and Joe Romanosky. The Vikings will face Wyoming Area for the championship, aiming for a third straight district title.