Holy Redeemer Shuts Out Tunkhannock, 21-0
In a Wilkes Barre-Scranton-Hazleton area football game, the Holy Redeemer Royals secured a 21-0 shutout victory against the Tunkhannock Tigers, largely due to a dominant defensive effort that forced multiple turnovers and limited the Tigers' offensive capabilities.
Wilkes Barre Scranton Hazleton, PA, October 17, 2026 —
The Holy Redeemer Royals defeated the Tunkhannock Tigers 21-0 in a Wilkes Barre-Scranton-Hazleton area football game, earning a shutout behind a defensive performance that disrupted Tunkhannock’s offense.
Holy Redeemer’s defense forced multiple turnovers and limited the Tigers’ offensive capabilities, according to the available game summary. That defensive effort was identified as a major factor in the Royals’ victory. The final score left Tunkhannock without points and gave Holy Redeemer a 21-point margin.
The summary does not specify how many turnovers the Royals forced, how the turnovers occurred, or whether they directly led to points. It also does not provide individual player statistics, scoring details, or a breakdown of the game by quarter. The teams’ records and the date and venue of the game were not provided.
The result establishes the game’s outcome, but the available information does not describe how either team performed beyond Holy Redeemer’s defensive impact and the final score. No statements from players or coaches were included. Further details about the scoring sequence, offensive contributions, or notable plays are unavailable in the summary.
Based on the reported details, Holy Redeemer’s shutout was defined by its ability to create multiple turnovers and constrain Tunkhannock’s offense. The Royals finished with a 21-0 win; the summary does not provide additional information about what followed the game.
Story summarized from the original created by Kevin Carroll on www.timesleader.com, see more information here.
