Oct 16, 2026
First place, and Honesdale, at 7
Two 2-0 division teams. Dunmore is averaging 55 points and has allowed 20.
Honesdale is at Veterans Memorial Stadium on Friday at 7, and the Lackawanna Football Conference Division II lead is the prize. Dunmore is 7-0 and 2-0. Honesdale is 6-1 and 2-0.
Through seven games the Times-Tribune had Dunmore at 55.1 points a game and a 52.3-point average margin, with 275 points already on the board in first halves. Brady McCormick had 732 passing yards and 12 touchdowns. Weston Yannone had 403 rushing yards and nine touchdowns, plus eight catches for 188 yards and four scores. Jake Costanzo led the receivers with 15 catches for 286 yards and four touchdowns. Xavier Burke had 371 yards on 34 carries and eight touchdowns. Josef Wolff had 383 rushing yards.
The defense had allowed 20 points, and one touchdown by the starting unit: Joey Thomas' 83-yard catch on the first play at Lackawanna Trail. Gabe Duda came in with 1,104 rushing yards and 22 touchdowns for Honesdale. The paper's series line was Dunmore 16-3, and last year was 50-8.
NEPA Football called Dunmore a 14-point favorite and said the winner would have the inside track in the division.