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First Flight In the First Flight Final, Junior Boys’ Championship freshman Brendan Bell, Jr. of the Country Club of Scranton defeated Christopher Sung of Waynesborough Country Club in come-from-behind fashion, 1-up. “[Winning] means a lot,” Bell, 16, of Dickson City, Pa., said. “Just knowing that some of the hard work is paying off and that I’m playing good golf.” Bell trailed during most of the Final against Sung. On No. 15 (par 3, 224 yards) his 3-wood landed 10 yards over

Scranton Times-Tribune October 14,2025: Scranton Prep and Abington Heights are headed back to the PIAA Golf Team Championships after both won their respective District 2-4 Eastern Subregional on Tuesday at Williamsport Country Club. The Cavaliers earned the right to defend their Class 2A state title with a 290-338 victory over Towanda. Brendan Bell led the way, shooting a 4-under-par 67. Cole Powell followed with a 1-under 70. Meanwhile, the Comets downed Jersey Shore, 312-32

December 16, 2025 Scranton Prep, Sophomore Shot a 4-under 68 on the Penn State White Course to help Scranton Prep finish with a PIAA team-record score of 6-under 282 and repeat as Class 2A state champions. … Carded 4-under 67 at Williamsport Country Club to earn medalist honors and help Scranton Prep defeat Towanda at District 2-4 Class 2A Subregional. … Tied for seventh in District 2 Class 2A with a 6-over 77 at Fox Hill Country Club. … Finished fifth in the District 2 Class

October 24,2025 Ben Boyanoski shot 1-under-par, 71 Wednesday on the Penn State Blue Course to lead the way as Scranton Prep captured the Class 2A boys title at the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association Team Golf Championships. The Cavaliers moved into the lead late on the front nine, then separated themselves from the pack for a nine-strike victory over second-place Erie Cathedral Prep. Brendan Bell and Cole Powell each shot 74s while Jack Pavuk added a 77 for Scr

14-0 Congratulations to the boys who beat Lakeland 144-199 in the semi-finals. Freshman Brendan Bell earned medalist honors with even-par 35. The boys take on Riverside Wednesday at Elkview Country Club for the 2A Lackawanna League Championship. Say to our newest mascot, Bunker

Brendan Bell, a sophomore on the Scranton Prep golf team, put together a sparkling 2-under-par 70 at Huntsville Golf Club to capture a Philadelphia Section PGA Junior Tour victory in the 16-to-18 division Aug. 25 th . With a lot of the Philadelphia area schools already playing high school matches, the fields were small at Huntsville, one of the top courses in the northeastern Pennsylvania region in Dallas, north of Wilkes-Barre. Huntsville was the site of this summer’s Pen

June 7–8, 2025 • Ballyowen Golf Club • Hamburg, NJ boys 16-18 Brendan Bell Jr. from Dickson City, PA was the first place finisher for the weekend. Bell brought in scores of 73 and 70 for a weekend total of 143 strokes. Mark Capparelli from Berkeley Heights, NJ was the runner up for the weekend with scores of 76 and 72 for a weekend total of 148 strokes. Rounding out the top three honors was Jake Todaro from Scotch Plains, NJ. Todaro finished with scores of 72 and 78 for a we

Brendan Bell recorded five birdies and shot a medalist-winning round of 32 on Thursday as undefeated Scranton Prep slipped past Abington Heights, 139-145, in a Lackawanna League boys golf match at Glen Oak Country Club. Ben Boyanoski, Bobby Stott and Cole Powell added two birdies apiece for the Cavaliers. Ben Walsh and Guy Rothery had one birdie each. Phillip Matthews and Connor O’Malley-Kalinoski each carded two birdies for Abington Heights. Sebastian Meyer and Seamus Kelly

Brendan Bell shot a 4-under 68, with four birdies and 14 pars, to lead Scranton Prep to its second straight PIAA Class 2A golf title on a cold and windy Wednesday on the White Course at Penn State. The Cavaliers also set a state tournament record, shooting a 6-under 282 to defeat Cathedral Prep by eight strokes and beat Peters Twp.’s mark of 284 set in 2023. “After last year, they knew that it was going to be hard to repeat, and a lot of the kids were going to be gunning for