North Pocono Football 2010 Season

Sepkowski’s fourth season was 6-5 and 4-3, third in Lackawanna 1. The hiring story the next winter pointed at the wins over Dunmore, Berwick, and Valley View, and at a second straight District 2 playoff trip.

Dunmore was 10-8, Berwick was 21-20, Scranton was 17-14 on the road, and Valley View was 20-3. The season ended with a 21-7 playoff loss at Abington Heights. The MaxPreps logs then show losses through all of 2011, all of 2012, and the first two games of 2013. On Nov. 5, senior quarterback Michael Craig made his first start for injured Jack Williams and completed 3 of 3 passes for 27 yards in North Pocono’s 20-3 win over Valley View.

The Times-Tribune’s Sept. 17, 2010, scoreboard has Riverside 24, North Pocono 21, the same game MaxPreps lists at home that day, a 24-21 Riverside win.

A Nov. 1, 2020, Times-Tribune lookback, in the items from 10 years earlier, has Marquill Eggleston rushing for 293 yards and three touchdowns in a 32-18 win over Wallenpaupack. The season log dates that 32-18 game to Oct. 22 at home.

The Oct. 15 Times-Tribune game at Scranton Memorial Stadium was 17-14. Peter Calderone kicked a 38-yard field goal with 55.9 seconds left in the third quarter. North Pocono was 4-3 and 2-2 afterward. Scranton was 2-5 and 1-3. Nick Bell scored from 13 yards after Chris Isbitski recovered a fumble 92 seconds in. Joe McCarthy scored from the 1 with 4:13 left in the half. Nick DeSavino’s 82-yard score, 14 seconds into the third quarter, made it 14-6. Scranton tied it on McCarthy’s second 1-yard run and Kevin Bagasevich’s conversion with 4:38 left in the third. Marquill Eggleston’s 38-yard run set up the field goal. Tony Epifano intercepted Matt Defaria with 54.5 seconds left.