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Berwick Athletes Dominate Volleyball, Wrestling, Basketball-Join Local Teams Now

Recent results from Berwick teams in volleyball, wrestling and basketball show the level of local competition and offer a starting point for residents interested in following or joining these sports.

By Berwick Sport Desk · Published 18 July 2026

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Top-seeded Berwick girls volleyball advanced to the District 2 Class 3A semifinals after a decisive 3-0 playoff sweep of Valley View, winning 25-8, 25-13, 25-13 to improve their season record to 16-1. Berwick will host No. 5 seed Dallas in the Class 3A semifinals on Tuesday following their victory over Valley View.

Volleyball Matches

Berwick girls volleyball also defeated Tunkhannock 3-0 (25-11, 25-19, 25-11) in a recent match, with Angie Colone and Grace Robbins recording 13 kills each. These matches demonstrate the consistent team play that has marked the season for the volleyball program.

Wrestling Duals

Berwick finished with a third-place finish in Class 2A at the D2-2A Wrestling Duals finals, rebounding from a quarterfinal loss to win their next three duals. The placement came after the team adjusted its approach following the early setback in the tournament.

Basketball Games

In basketball, Berwick girls won 55-47 against Wyoming Seminary with Abby Calarco scoring 23 points and 10 rebounds, while the boys team lost 77-59 to Lewisburg. The individual contributions and final scores reflect the outcomes of those contests.

Getting Started in Local Sports

Residents seeking to get involved can begin by attending upcoming matches to observe the skills and preparation involved. The volleyball semifinal on Tuesday provides one such opportunity to see competition at the District 2 level. Following the results of teams in volleyball, wrestling and basketball offers a practical way to understand the demands of each sport before committing to participation. Local schools and athletic programs typically handle registration and team placement for those ready to start playing or supporting the programs.