“Two men. Gallons of Soup. One Night.”

CLARKS SUMMIT — United Cerebral Palsy of Northeastern PA has been located at 423 Center St. since the mid-1980s, and the Miles Foundry and Miles Auto Parts Store were fixtures on Bedford Street in Clarks Summit for decades. That’s all set to change now that both of the property locations were recently purchased by Ron Parasole Jr. of Brick Ave LCC.

CARBONDALE — Scranton Prep was perfect in the second half of the girls basketball regular season, working its way back from a tough start to earn a shot at yet another Lackawanna League Division 1 championship.

When it came time to try to lock up the Lackawanna League Division 1 boys basketball title, there was no easy path for the Abington Heights boys basketball team.

Andrew Kettel from Abington Heights and Packy Doherty from Scranton Prep combined to lead the way March 30 when the Lackawanna Interscholastic Athletic Association defeated the Wyoming Valley Conference 104-88 in the boys nightcap to the second annual NEPAHoops Senior All-Star Basketball Games at Marywood University.

BETHLEHEM — Packy Doherty and Brody Martin brought Scranton Prep to a new level before completing their careers with the Cavaliers.

Keystone College ended March on a four-game winning streak, improving its baseball record to 10-7 overall.

Scranton Prep was the last Lackawanna League girls basketball team standing, advancing to the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association Class 4A semifinals with three victories before falling to the eventual state champions.

T.J. Valletti capped a 20-point effort by hitting four straight free throws in the final 27 seconds on March 6 to lead visiting Springfield-Delco to a 49-47 victory over Abington Heights in the first round of the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association Class 5A boys basketball tournament.

SCRANTON — Jordan Shaffer from Abington Heights landed Blue Team Most Valuable Player honors March 22 during a 115-104 loss to the Red Team in the boys game to complete the doubleheader of the Lackawanna Interscholastic Athletic Association Senior All-Star Basketball Games at Scranton High.