🚨 ALL-DISTRICT 2 FIRST TEAM 🚨 The 2025–26 @NEPAHoops All-District 2 First Team is set — featuring five of the top performers across NEPA this season. 🏀 FIRST TEAM: • Packy Doherty — Scranton Prep (Sr.) • Pat Flanagan — Dallas (Jr.) • Luke Kopetchny — Wyoming Area (Jr.) • Brayden Rose — Riverside (Jr.) • Trey Newton — Delaware Valley (So.) This group represents elite talent across District 2 — combining scoring ability, leadership, and impact on winning at the highest level. From district champions to breakout stars, each player made their mark this season and proved they belong among the very best. Second and Third teams dropping next… ⏳ #NEPAHoops 🏀 @doherty_packy @pat_flanagan10 @LukeKopetchny1 @BraydenRose_1 @Trey_Newton3 @lreagan @kholtzer11 @PAcoachP @AMacario09 @RVikingsBball

2025-26 Lackawanna League Division 1 Coaches’ All Stars @sportsTT POTY @jordanshaffer0 FIRST TEAM: @doherty_packy @Trey_Newton3 @Nathanschim0 @andrew_kettel14 Cash Roe Tony Battaglia HONORABLE MENTION: @Brody_martin12 @colwest11 Michael Muto Nick VanBuskirk @TylerLombardo21 Jagger Roe ALL-DEFENSIVE TEAM DEF-POTY @Brody_martin12 Aiden Plotkin @doherty_packy Finn Goldberg @colwest11 Jagger Roe #NEPAhoops 🏀

2025-2026 DISTRICT 2 CLASS 4A BOYS’ CHAMPIONS 🏆 Scranton Prep Cavaliers FINAL SCORE #2-seeded Scranton Prep 68 #1-seeded Dallas 52 @ScrPrepSports takes down No. 1 for its eighth district title since 2017. Dallas entered as both the No. 1 seed in Class 4A and the No. 1 ranked team in the @NEPAHoops Power Rankings (Vol. 8), riding a 14-game winning streak along with a WVC Division 1 title and back-to-back WVC Tournament championships. For much of the first half, the Mountaineers looked the part. Dallas built momentum with a 16-3 run in the second quarter and carried a 38-33 lead into halftime behind @Tyce_Mason’s interior presence and @pat_flanagan10's scoring. Dallas also owned the glass in the second quarter, creating separation with second-chance opportunities. Then the game shifted. @Chickyskoff28 delivered the turning point — closing the first half with a three and then scoring the next 12 points to give Prep 15 straight. By the middle of the third quarter, the Cavaliers had flipped the deficit into a lead and seized control of the pace. Skoff finished with 28 points (9-of-15 FG, 3-of-5 from three, 7-of-8 FT), along with 4 assists and 4 steals in a complete performance. @doherty_packy (@wes_mbball commit) added 20 points and 11 rebounds, while @MaxMcGrathh contributed 9. Dallas was led by Pat Flanagan (18 points, 8 rebounds) and Tyce Mason (10 points, 8 rebounds). Joey Nocito dished out 7 assists and Kael Berry recorded 4 steals. After trailing at the break, Scranton Prep closed with poise and physicality to secure the championship. The Cavaliers improve to 9-1 in championship games at Mohegan Arena and add another title to their sustained district dominance. No. 1 seed. No. 1 ranked. Taken down. Another banner for Prep & @lreagan. #NEPAHoops 🏀

🏀 WHO FILLED IT UP? TOP SCORERS — FRIDAY, 2/20 - SATURDAY, 2/21 These players carried the scoring load and showed up when it mattered most. 📊 Top 15+ individual scoring performances are listed here. Presented by Battaglia’s Sporting Goods battaglias.com

🎉 PACKY DOHERTY JOINS THE 1️⃣,0️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ POINT CLUB‼️ Congratulations to Scranton Prep 6’2” senior PG/SG and @wes_mbball commit Packy Doherty who surpassed 1,000 career points tonight in an away trip at Abington Heights. #NEPAhoops @doherty_packy @lreagan

FINAL SCORE Lackawanna League Division 1 Scranton Prep 63, SCRANTON 42 Packy Doherty 27 points in 3 quarters Brody Martin 15 points, 4 assists Chicky Skoff 5 steals Scranton Prep had 14 steals while forcing 25 turnovers

🏆 CAVALIERS CLOSE STRONG, CLAIM 74TH LYNETT TITLE — FIRST SINCE 2022 🟣🟡 Scranton Prep weathered a physical second half and a late Dunmore push to secure a 77–63 win Monday night at the Lackawanna College Student Union, capturing its first Lynett Memorial Tournament championship since 2022. After taking a 34–29 lead into halftime, Prep opened the third quarter with purpose. @CharlieSkoff1 set the tone inside, while the Cavaliers absorbed Dunmore’s early surge and answered every run. Despite foul trouble and trips to the line for the Bucks, Prep maintained control behind poise, depth, and timely shot-making. Dunmore made it a one-possession game midway through the third, but Prep closed the quarter strong to take a 49–44 advantage into the fourth. From there, the Cavaliers separated. Freshman Jimmy Doherty knocked down two momentum-swinging threes, Max McGrath finished through traffic, and Packy Doherty took over late — attacking gaps, converting in transition, and sealing the game at the line. Prep stretched the lead to double digits midway through the fourth and never looked back, closing the final minutes with composure to pull away. FINAL Scranton Prep (5-2) — 77 Dunmore (8-1) — 63 @ScrPrepSports finished 15-of-28 from the line and 3-of-8 from three, while Dunmore struggled to find consistency, shooting 33% from the field despite multiple late looks. Championship Game Standouts @doherty_packy (Sr.) — steady second half, late control @Brody_martin12 (Sr.) — defensive presence, playmaking, rebounding @MaxMcGrathh (Jr.) — key finishes, energy on both ends @jimmy_doherty4 (Fr.) — clutch shooting off the bench 🏅 ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Tony Battaglia — Scranton (Sr.) Jimmy Clark — Dunmore (Sr.) @CJThompson_23 — Holy Cross (Jr.) Packy Doherty — Scranton Prep (Sr.) Brody Martin — Scranton Prep (Sr.) 🏆 TOURNAMENT MVP Packy Doherty — Scranton Prep (Sr.) A complete team effort, timely execution, and championship composure lift the Cavaliers back to the top of the Lynett. 📸🎥 Highlights & more coverage coming #NEPAHoops 🏀 @lreagan

⚔️ CAVALIERS DOMINATE, ADVANCE TO LYNETT FINAL‼️ Scranton Prep jumped out early and never looked back in a 73–37 win over Scranton, building a 30–7 first-quarter lead and cruising to the Lynett title game. @doherty_packy (@wes_mbball commit) led the way with 20 pts (8-10 FG, 4-5 3PT) in just 12 minutes. @MaxMcGrathh added 11 pts (4-5 FG), @Brody_martin12 finished with 9 pts, 5 stl, 3 ast, and Luke Flanagan chipped in 8 pts. @jimmy_doherty4 and @CharlieSkoff1 each had 5 pts. For Scranton, Mikey Chalk scored 9 pts, while Max DiPietro and Justin Mayers added 7 apiece. Prep advances to Monday’s Lynett Championship game. #NEPAHoops 🏀 @ScrPrepSports @lreagan

🎄 Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas from NEPA Hoops 🏀 Wishing everyone a safe, happy holiday season. Back to hoops soon 👀 @dylan #NEPAhoops