Meteors pin Trojans to stay sharp DV bests EL in battle of Warriors
With gaps in the schedule before District II championships local wrestling and swimming programs attempt to stay sharp between the gaps. Montrose used two pins…
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Eagles push past EL, Sabers rally by Raiders
Mountain View used strong quarters at the end of each half to march its way to a 53-36 win over Elk Lake Wyatt Brozonis scored…
Lady Sabers, Meteors cruise to stay ahead of pack
Montrose broke open a close game with a 20-point second quarter and cruised to a 73-40 win over Lackawanna Trail. Haley Pompey and Mia Snyder…
Commissioners make another chief clerk change
For the fourth time in the last three years, Susquehanna County has had a change of chief clerk. Friday morning Commissioner Chair Elizabeth “Betsy” Arnold…
Suspects sought in PnP robbery
Pennsylvania State Police, Gibson, are searching for two men involved in the Monday, Feb. 3, robbery of the Pump N Pantry in Lenox Twp. According…
CDL program to benefit students
A commercial driver’s license training program set to begin soon at the Susquehanna County Career and Technology Center has piqued the interest of Congressman Fred…
Eagles blitz Lions, Meteors net first win
Mountain View came out of the locker room after halftime and with a raucous crowd out for the program’s Coaches versus Cancer event blitzed Lackawanna…
Raiders, Meteors fall in District Duals
Blue Ridge and Montrose put up valiant efforts but were both eliminated from championship consideration by Tunkhannock in the District II Class 2A Duals. Blue…
Lady Sabers stretch divisional lead
Susquehanna used an early advantage in the confines of home to defeat upstart Montrose 49-36 to maintain its lead in the division standings. Taylor Huyck…
Lady Meteors stay in hunt as Lady Sabers roll on
Susquehanna’s dynamic duo of Makenzie Steele and Taylor Huyck combined for 31 points and the Lady Sabers held off pesky Elk Lake 52-36 to remain…