Kyle Harrity

On Oct. 27, 2017, Dunmore's Kyle Harrity burst through the line for a 47-yard touchdown. It was 41-6 with 10:46 left in the fourth quarter, and Dunmore beat Old Forge 41-12 to claim a second straight Lackawanna Football Conference Division III title. Gavin Darcy threw for 198 yards and three touchdowns. Frank Damiano had scored from 16 yards to make it 34-6 after a 30-yard catch by Steve Borgia. Dunmore had 8 rushing yards on 12 carries to that point. Borgia said Old Forge was stuffing the run, so the Bucks went to the air. It was Dunmore's sixth game with more than 40 points.

On Aug. 31, 2018, at Veterans Memorial Stadium, Dunmore beat Mid Valley 33-0. Billy Donvito left with a shoulder injury. Ralph Tolley scored from 31 yards to open the second half, and Harrity scored from 16 yards on the next drive. Dunmore was 1-1 and 1-0 in Division III. Mid Valley was 0-2 and 0-1. On Sept. 21 at Riverside, in Taylor, he scored untouched after Riverside failed on fourth-and-3. Dunmore won 49-0. On Oct. 19 at Sharkey Rosetti Stadium, he smothered a punt and gave Dunmore the ball at the Western Wayne 42. On third-and-8 from the 8, Tyler Overholtz slowed quarterback Matt Valanda, and Harrity finished the tackle for a safety. Dunmore won 9-0.

The 2019 preview's sheet for 2018 has him at 44 carries for 380 yards and five touchdowns, and three catches for 56 yards. The May 18, 2019 account lists him at defensive end for Dunmore on the City roster for the 85th Scranton Lions Club Dream Game. Kickoff was 7 p.m. on July 17 at John Henzes/Veterans Memorial Stadium. Susquehanna's Kyle Cook was the City coach. The July 13 final roster lists him at No. 34.