Schuylkill County teams begin their 2026 District XI volleyball playoff appearances on Tuesday, October 27, with four matches scheduled for 6 p.m.
Additional matches are scheduled for October 29 and November 2, including contests at Martz Hall and Minersville. The schedule below lists classifications, matchups, locations and start times.
POTTSVILLE — Pottsville Area captured its second Schuylkill League girls’ volleyball championship in three years with a three-set sweep of Tri-Valley on , at Martz Hall.
The Crimson Tide won the championship match 25-16, 25-23, 25-18.
Schuylkill County schools and booster organizations have an opportunity to turn their signature game-day beef dishes into a $500 prize through Pennsylvania’s third annual Beef’s Best Fall Concession Stand Contest.
The Pennsylvania Beef Council and Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association are accepting nominations through . This year’s grand prize doubles last year’s award.
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.
Marian Catholic High School will honor 10 former athletes and the late longtime golf coach Leonard A. “Lenny” Brylewski Sr. during its 2026 Sports Hall of Fame induction ceremony.
The ceremony will be held Sunday, October 18, at Capriotti’s in Tresckow and will recognize accomplishments in football, volleyball, basketball, softball, baseball, track and field, and golf.
Shenandoah Valley setter Brittany Tufts reached 500 career assists during the Lady Devils’ sweep of North Schuylkill on , adding a personal milestone to a notable victory for the program.
In a historic milestone for the Schuylkill Chapter No. 25 of the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame, Sage Smeltz of Williams Valley High School has become the first female football Scholar Athlete in the chapter’s history.