DRUMS -Since allowing the Williamsport Wildcats to score 26 first half points in week two of the Great Eastern Football Association season, the Wilkes-Barre Warriors defense have pitched their second consecutive shutout Saturday with a 30-0 win over the Hazleton Mustangs on a rain-soaked Saturday afternoon.

The MoValley Vikings defeated the Somerset County Miners, 86-0 yesterday and even though the score may not show it, the miners played a good game and showed some flashes of really nice plays.

There was a battle at Kish Park Saturday afternoon as Linglestown, PA's Dauphin County Comanche came a calling, all for not!

From Inside the GEFA on Monday nights to King's Fan Corner on Friday evenings, the GEFA 360 offers a diverse range of content to suit every fan's taste.

Since their establishment in 2009, the Cyclones have been a force to be reckoned with, compiling an impressive overall record of 102-33 and a postseason record of 25-6.

MINERS MILLS - The Wilkes-Barre Warriors trailing much of Saturday's Great Eastern Football Association 8v8 semi-pro game at The Bog against the Wildcats of Williamsport put together a 24 point fourth quarter for a come-from-behind win 30-26 in front of about 200 fans on a glorious spring day.

A heavy thunderstorm rolled through the area in the early morn, however, by noon the sun was shining and the day was looking great for some GEFA football between the defending champion Vikings and the perennial powerhouse Cyclones.

The GEFA has already taken steps to address the issue of referees by implementing various measures to monitor their performance

Despite its growing reputation, there are still some challenges that the league faces, particularly when it comes to capturing the history of its games.

For the first time since 2018, the GEFA is bringing back the top eight playoff system.