Old Forge Blue Devils - Basketball

Basketball

Year Award Additional awards, and notes
1924 Suburban County League champions
1930 Anthracite League champions
1932 Anthracite League champions Pennsylvania State Champions
1941 Lackawanna League champions
1948 Lackawanna League champions
1949 Lackawanna League champions
1951 Lackawanna League champions
1952 Lynett Invitational Tournament champions
1952 Lackawanna League champions
1953 District 2 - Class "A" champions
1958 Lynett Invitational Tournament champions
1959 PIAA Inter-District champions
1985 District 2 - Class "A" champions Eastern Class "A" State Semi-Finalists
1988 District 2 - Class "A" champions (Girls) Eastern Class "A" State Semi-Finalists
1989 District 2 - Class "A" champions (Girls) Eastern Class "A" State Finalists
1992 District 2 - Class "A" champions Eastern Class "A" State Semi-Finalists
1992 District 2 - Class "A" champions (Girls) Eastern Class "A" State Quarter-Finalists
2001 District 2 - Class "A" champions Eastern Class "A" State Finalists
2004 Lackawanna League - Division 2 South champions
2005 Lackawanna League - Division 2 South champions
2007 Lackawanna League - Division 2 champions Eastern Class "A" State Semi-Finalists
2007 District 2 Class "A" champions Season record 28-1
2008 District 2 Class "A" champions Eastern Class "A" State Quarter-Finalists
2008 District 2 Class "A" champions (Girls) Eastern Class "A" State Semi-Finalists
2009 District 2 Class "A" champions
2009 District 2 Class "A" champions (Girls)
2010 District 2 Class "A" champions
2010 District 2 Class "A" champions (Girls)
2011 District 2 Class "A" champions
2012 District 2 Class "A" champions (Girls) Eastern Class "A" State Semi-Finalists
2013 District 2 Class "A" champions (Girls) Lackawanna League Div. III/IV Champions - Season Record 23-1

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