Honesdale's girls varsity hoops squad came with a whisker of dealing Scranton Prep a devaststing loss Thursday night. The Red & Black were blown out by the Classics back in December, but this time the difference was just one, unlikely bucket.
Honesdale senior Matt Evans chalked up the 100th win of his varsity wrestling career Monday night against archrival Wallenpaupack Area. Riding the momentum of this milestone moment, the Hornets posted a Division One win over the Bucks.
The Demons are enjoying a successful basketball season...both in scholastic and intramural action. Damascus School is gearing up to host its annual junior high tournament, which will begin next Monday, February 13th.
Honesdale's boys varsity basketball team is now 3-0 and all alone atop the Division One standings after dealing West Scranton a 53-46 loss Tuesday night in the Electric City.
Damascus Christian Academy's boys varsity hoops squad traveled to Binghamton (NY) this past weekend to compete in Central Baptist's annual invitational tournament.
Western Wayne traveled to Archbald this weekend and cleared one more hurdle en route to another Lackawanna League wrestling title. Coach Dante Terenzio's lads doubled up Valley View, sending the Cougars down to their first loss of the season.
Honesdale has opened the second half of Lackawanna League boys basketball competition with two straight wins. The Hornets defeated Abington Heights Friday night then downed archrival Paupack on Saturday.
Honesdale's boys varsity basketball team sent a message to the rest of the Lackawanna League Friday night. The Red & Black will be a force in Division One during the second half, as evidenced by a thrilling 51-50 victory over Abington Heights.
Western Wayne took another step toward defending its Division II wrestling title Wednesday night in Varden. Coach Dante Terenzio's Wildcats overcame a sluggish start en route to a 45-25 Lackawanna League win.
Hnoesdale wasted no time in taking control of Wednesday's Lackawanna League match against the Comets. Rob Borkowski, Joe Quinn & Shamus Benson opened with consecutive pins, leading the Hornets to a convincing Senior Night victory.
Western Wayne's girls varsity basketball team won just one game in the first half of the Lackawanna League seson. The Lady 'Cats will look to turn things around as the second half begins in earnest Wednesday.
A recently-formed club team, nicknamed the "Queen Bees," will represent Honesdale at this year's United States Indoor Field Hockey Tournament. Under the direction of Coach Becca Maciejewski, the local lasses went 4-2-0 at a qualifier in State College...a feat that propels them to the big dance at Virginia Beach.
Honesdale suffered its first Lackawanna League loss of the season to Scranton Prep, a lopsided decision late last week. However, Coach Dave Patrisso's girls rebounded quickly, taking out their frustrations on an unsuspecting Delaware Valley squad...
Honesdale's boys varsity basketball team went just 2-5 during first half Lackawanna League action. However, Coach Tim Wood is confident that the Hornets are ready to surge in the second half...
Joe Chupick erupted for a team-best 22 points, leading Canaan Christian Academy to a solid win over Damascus Christian Monday night in Varden. Both squads are now headed to an invitational tournament at Central...where they could very well meet in the finals.
Michael Weber & Scott Bates each authored a perfect 300 game this past week in Wallenpaupack Bowlng Center league action.
The Lady Eagles soared to three more wins last week, improving their overall record to 7-0. Ashlea Swingle and Bekah Misiura are leading the way for Canaan with dominance in the low post and the backcourt.
The Wildcats dominated Day One of this weekend's Lackawanna Trail tournament. However, they never got the chance to defend the crown they won last winter. Coach Dante Terenzio's lads were stranded in Varden by a snowstorm and had to bow out...
The Hornets held a 5-point lead with a little more than three minutes left in regulation Thursday night. Sadly for the Maple City faithful, Delaware Valley roared back to take the lead and post a 46-43 win.
Western Wayne's wrestling future continues to be bright. The young Wildcats earned their 6th win of the season this week, hammering out a 52-9 Lackawanna League win over visiting Elk Lake.