Blue Mountain’s boys and girls soccer teams, Minersville’s boys and Schuylkill Haven’s girls advanced to District XI championship matches with victories on .
Blue Mountain’s boys and girls soccer teams, Minersville’s boys and Schuylkill Haven’s girls advanced to District XI championship matches with victories on .
BARNESVILLE — Blue Mountain swept the varsity boys and girls team championships, while North Schuylkill’s Genevieve Dando and Blue Mountain’s Quinnlon Tremaglia captured individual titles at the Schuylkill League Cross Country Championships on , at White Birch Golf Course.
The Eagles finished with 29 points in each varsity race. Dando led a field of 64 girls, while Tremaglia finished first among 78 boys.
Blue Mountain and Schuylkill Haven advanced to the 2026 Schuylkill League girls’ soccer championship with semifinal victories on , at North Schuylkill.
Blue Mountain defeated Minersville 5–1, while Schuylkill Haven shut out North Schuylkill 5–0. The winners will meet for the league title Thursday at 7 p.m.
The Blue Mountain High School Marching Band will host the 2026 Tournament of Bands Region II and IV Championships on , bringing eight marching bands to the Blue Mountain Eagles’ Nest Stadium.
Week 7 produced the biggest shake-up yet in the Skook News Schuylkill County Power 5, with two teams entering the rankings.
Blue Mountain continued its dominant season, Williams Valley survived an overtime scare and Tri-Valley rebounded from its second loss. Schuylkill Haven surged into the rankings following a statement victory, while Pottsville’s third consecutive dominant performance earned the Crimson Tide the final position.
Blue Mountain erupted for 28 points in the second quarter Friday night and rolled to a 50-20 victory over Schuylkill Haven Area.




Blue Mountain High School graduate and University of Pittsburgh standout tight end Gavin Bartholomew is officially headed to the NFL.
The Pottsville Crimson Tide secured a hard-fought 53-46 victory over the Blue Mountain Eagles in an exciting boys' basketball showdown at Martz Hall on Thursday evening.
In the meeting between the two Schuylkill County rivals, the Pottsville Area Crimson Tide defeated the Blue Mountain Eagles 28-14 in the annual "Clash of 61."
