BERWICK 36, PITTSTON AREA 17
Gavin Galutia took a Pittston Area threat to regain a second-half lead and turned it in the other direction.
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DUNMORE 62, LACKAWANNA TRAIL 7
In the first two weeks of the season, no team in District 2 has been as impressive as the Dunmore Bucks.
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WEST SCRANTON 25, CARBONDALE 20
In a topsy-turvy contest that featured two teams coming off opening week victories, West Scranton continued its resurgence with a 25-20 thriller over their hosts, Carbondale Area.
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NORTH POCONO 35, SCRANTON 6
The visiting North Pocono Trojans left no doubt about their dominance by staking themselves to a 35-0 halftime lead en route to a 35-6 drubbing of winless Scranton.
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WESTERN WAYNE 14, OLD FORGE 7
In a defensive struggle at Old Forge, Western Wayne gifted new mentor Dave Shimkosky with his second consecutive win as the visiting Wildcats kept Old Forge winless with a 14-7 victory.
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LAKELAND 42, LAKE-LEHMAN 22
Lakeland won the inter-conference battle between unbeaten squads 42-22 in a contest that featured the versatility and explosiveness of quarterback Jackson Pochas.
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DALLAS 45, WYOMING VALLEY WEST 12
Talan Geskey threw four touchdown passes, including finding Talan Geskey for the first two scores of Friday night’s 45-12 victory over Wyoming Valley West.
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VALLEY VIEW 19, CRESTWOOD 6
Crestwood and Valley View have had plenty of defensive battles over recent years. This time, the Cougars made enough plays to earn a 19-6 victory and their first win of the season.
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WYOMING AREA 47, HANOVER AREA 6
Luke Kopetchny threw two touchdown passes and scored twice on a run and an interception return Friday night to lead Wyoming Area to a 47-6 victory over visiting Hanover Area.
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RIVERSIDE 42, HOLY CROSS 0
Brayden Rose made an immediate impact Friday night, scoring four touchdowns as Riverside cruised past Holy Cross, 42-0.
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MID VALLEY 28, TUNKHANNOCK 13
Coming off a close loss to Lake-Lehman, Mid Valley bounced back Friday night with a 28-13 road victory over Tunkhannock.
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SCRANTON PREP 47, TRINITY 6
Scranton Prep rebounded from a hard-fought loss in Maryland on opening weekend by exacting its revenge on Trinity from District 3.
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WALLENPAUPACK 35, ES SOUTH 13
Ed Kiesendahl told his teammates to move on from last week’s loss. And he led the way so they could move forward with a win.
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WILLIAMSPORT 49, HAZLETON AREA 21
Tevin Williams had a hand in five touchdowns, including the first three of the game, to lead host Williamsport to a 49-21 victory over Hazleton Area in a non-league game between teams that are competing for spots in the District 2-4 Class 6A playoffs.
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HONESDALE 50, ES NORTH 7
The Honesdale Hornets pushed their record to 2-0 with a resounding 50-7 home victory over the Timberwolves of East Stroudsburg North on Friday night.
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NORTHAMPTON 28, DELAWARE VALLEY 24
Northampton rallied from an early 14-point deficit and scored the game-winning touchdown in the fourth quarter before Colby Brearman’s late interception sealed a 28-24 victory over Delaware Valley.
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PALMERTON 62, NANTICOKE 14
Palmerton scored on the first two offensive plays Friday night on the way to racking up a big early lead in its 62-14 romp over visiting Nanticoke in a non-league game.
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ABINGTON HEIGHTS 35, TRINITY PREP 0
Abington Heights had to go to Florida to find the end zone.
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MONTROSE 21, SUSQUEHANNA 20
Montrose made a triumphant return to the Lackawanna Football Conference Thursday by repeatedly coming up with the clutch plays it needed to pull out a victory.
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NATIVITY BVM 31, HOLY REDEEMER 6
Nativity BVM bounced back from a shutout loss at Montrose in its opener to defeat visiting Holy Redeemer, 31-6, in a Thursday night non-league game at St. Clair.
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