SPORTS
68th Jordan Relays recap
Scranton Memorial stadium was the host on a beautiful night for the running of the Jordan Relays. In the boys 1600 distance relay the home teams take first with a time of 8 minutes and 21 seconds. Aidan Graff, Scranton Senior says , “I am not going to lie, I...
2024 Jordan Relays at Scranton Memorial Stadium
SCRANTON, Pa. — Starting with the girls 4000 meter medley, Reese Morgan, Emma Horsley, Kaylyn elliott and Anna Pucilowski from Abington get the win. 4 by 100 meter... Pittston Area's team of Ali Butcher, Annika Lien, Jenna Grieco, and Aria Messner take first running 50.15. Then the 1200 sprint...
Softball Game Preview: Honesdale Heads Out
The Honesdale Hornets will head out on the road to square off against the Stroudsburg Mountaineers at 4:00 p.m. on Friday. Honesdale's hitters might be in the hot seat on Friday considering what happened against Old Forge on Wednesday. They lost 10-0 to the Blue Devils. Honesdale has struggled against Old Forge recently, as their contest on Wednesday was their fourth consecutive lost matchup.
Lackawanna Trail students enjoy field day at Keystone College
LA PLUME, Pa. — School kids and college students shared Friday field day fun in Lackawanna County. Keystone College Student Government students hosted Lackawanna Trail kids in grades 4 through 6 at the college's football field. The students participated in a variety of fun events, including relay races, duck-duck-goose...
Lily Nowak making her mark for women's tennis program at University of Scranton
SCRANTON, Pa. — Lily Nowak has held a tennis racket in her hand most of her life. Nowak, a University of Scranton grad student and Luzerne County native now holds something else along with her racket: a new university and conference record. After beating Wilkes University on Tuesday, Nowak...
Scranton Prep tops Wyoming Seminary for D2-2A boys tennis team crown
WILKES-BARRE — Scranton Prep rolled into Friday’s District 2 Class 2A boys tennis team title match as the lower seed against Wyoming Seminary — but they sure didn’t look like an underdog. The Cavaliers handed top-seeded Sem their first loss of the season in emphatic fashion,...
Get swept up in curling
Dave Cawley grew up in Buffalo, New York, and watched curling on Canadian TV. He went to King’s College, got married and stayed in Northeastern Pennsylvania. “I said to my brother in law ‘we've got ice, I play hockey here, we should start a curling club.’ But he looked at me and said ‘what the hell is curling?’” Cawley said.
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