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Tonight’s show will originate from Mohegan Sun Arena.
With Saturday Night’s Main Event on the horizon, this Friday’s SmackDown, the go-home show, is set to deliver one final surge of excitement before the historic night unfolds.
The December 12, 2025, edition will air live from the Mohegan Sun Arena at Casey Plaza in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. Multiple big names, including Cody Rhodes, Jade Cargill, Sami Zayn, Rhea Ripley, Damian Priest, and Ilja Dragunov, among others.
Three massive matches have been announced for the show, including a mixed tag, a U.S. Title bout, and a high-octane singles showdown. Rhea Ripley and Damian Priest have reunited to take on Aleister Black and Zelina Vega in a mixed-tag team match.
On the other hand, Tomasso Ciampa will finally get the title shot he has been asking for as Ilja Dragunov will put the WWE United States title on the line during their showdown tonight.
Furthermore, after the attack by Nia Jax and Lash Legend on Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss following Bliss’ win over Kairi Sane, Bliss is set to take on Legend in a singles action on the go-home show.
Also Read: WWE SmackDown Preview (December 12, 2025): Match card, news, timings & where to watch
WWE Superstars confirmed for 12/12 SmackDown
BRUSSELS, BELGIUM AUGUST 26: Rhea Ripley and Damian Priest makes entrance during Monday Night RAW at the Forest National on August 26, 2024 in Brussels, Belgium. (Photo by Heather McLaughlin/WWE via Getty Images.)
- “Undisputed WWE Champion” Cody Rhodes
- “WWE Women’s Champion” Jade Cargill
- “The Eradicator” Rhea Ripley
- “The Viper” Randy Orton
- The Street Profits (Angelo Dawkins & Montez Ford)
- B-Fab & Michin
- Wyatt Sicks (Uncle Howdy, Nikki…
OLYMPIC CONFERENCE SEASON IN REVIEW, 2025
Player of the Year
Sophia Stazi still has one of the most elite shots in all of New Jersey. During the season, the star junior announced her commitment to Rutgers. For the third year in a row, Stazi managed to put up over 30 goals and helped Camden Catholic reach another state final. The 79 points she recorded bumped her career total to 249 and the 31 tallies helped her hit 100.
Coach of the Year
Kristina Foster’s Seneca squad went 11-7 in 2024. Just one year later, she helped coach the team to a seven-win improvement and an 18-3 finish. On top of that, Seneca split an Olympic Conference National Division crown with Camden Catholic, which it defeated. Seneca scored 23 more goals and allowed 26 fewer this season. The 18 wins are the most the program has recorded in any season under Foster and are the most overall in at least 15 years.
Team of the Year
Camden Catholic didn’t have the same level of dominance on the national level as it has in recent years, but this was still the top team in the Olympic Conference. There were some bumps in the road, including a loss to Seneca, but this team still went 9-1 in games against conference foes and won another sectional title to reach the Non-Public final. It also defeated Clearview to win the inaugural South Jersey Tournament of Champions crown.
Final Olympic Conference Rankings
- 1-Camden Catholic (17-7)
- 2-Seneca (18-3)
- 3-Bishop Eustace (14-3-1)
- 4-Cherokee (15-6-1)
- 5-Eastern (15-6)
- 6-Shawnee (9-10-1)
- 7-Moorestown (9-10-1)
- 8-Cherry Hill West (11-9-1)
- 9-Rancocas Valley (10-9-1)
- 10-Lenape (2-15)
Final Olympic Conference Stat Leaders
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The Mountain View Lady Eagles pose after capturing the championship of the Lambert-Simons Tip-Off Classic held at Mountain View with a 53-44 win over Nanticoke Area. Left to right, front row: Haley Bills, Sophia Davis, Emily Trichilo, Aubrey Sanders, Addison Kilmer, Reagan Bishop-Russo, Dazlyn Sobol, Emma Thatcher, and Gianna Gravine. Second row: Head Coach Corey Gesford, Assistant Coaches – Bob Sedlak, Ashley Kilmer, and Errol Mannick. Photo courtesy Behind the Lenz
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By Staff Reports
Racing down the left side of the floor near the end of the third quarter, Addison Kilmer was just
looking to fill a lane and cut into the Nanticoke lead. Unknowingly making school history.
With the layup off a feed from teammate Reagan Bishop-Russo, Kilmer scored her 1,552nd
career point to become Mountain View’s all-time leading scorer and sparked the Lady Eagles
to their second consecutive Lambert-Simons Tip-off Classic title with a 53-44 win over the
Trojanettes.
Addison Kilmer poses with her parents Matt and Ashley Kilmer after scoring her 1,552nd career
point to become Mountain View’s all-time leading basketball scorer. Kilmer surpassed the record
held by Helen Schlasta since 1961. She surpassed the boys’ record holder, Robbie Johnson –
her uncle – the night before when she scored 34 points in a semifinal win at the Lambert-Simons
Tipoff Classic. Kilmer was named tournament MVP. Photo courtesy Behind the Lenz
Kilmer finished with 19 points and combined with Bishop-Russo to score nine of the team’s 17
points in the fourth quarter as Mountain View outscored Nanticoke 17-7 in the final stanza to
erase a one-point deficit and secure the title.
“It’s just a surreal feeling,” said Kilmer, who was not aware that she was near…
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Madden taught as much as he learned
If you’ve spent any time in northeast Wisconsin’s Native communities, then you’ve likely met Larry Patrick Madden. Known to many by the English translation of his Mohican name Maxkweeno, Madden’s presence induced smiles and proclamations of, “The Bear Man!”
Whether dancing in his homemade bear regalia at a powwow, chatting with the host of PBS’s “Wisconsin Foodie” at the Indian Summer Festival in Milwaukee or leading conversations about language and culture reclamation across the Badger State, Madden practiced what he referred to as the “lost art of visiting” with those he met. Often, his visits were a mix of quick witticisms, uplifting conversation and contagious, uproarious laughter.
On Nov. 19, Madden unexpectedly walked on to the spirit world, creating a bear-man-sized hole in the hearts of many friends like me. I know I’m not the only one who’s missing people who’ve passed on this holiday season, but I’m taking comfort in reflecting on all the things Madden taught me.
Madden was a student of mine at the College of Menominee Nation, but he was the type of adult learner who shared as much knowledge as he acquired. From mentoring his classmates struggling to juggle personal and academic challenges, to offering a rich explication of a 100-year-old poem written by an Indian Boarding School student, Madden’s enrollment in a course made the experience better for everyone.
After he graduated, I worked with Madden on a variety of projects, including traveling theater productions for the Oneida Arts Program, media reviews for “Let Me Be Frank” publications and Menominee pageants for CMN.
Soon thereafter, Madden had my cell number, and we started speaking every few weeks. What I thought were intended to be calls for me to advise him on various projects transformed into ones where we played the role of sounding board for each other’s ideas. Madden’s…
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Susan T. Hrobak OBITUARY
With deep love and heavy hearts, the family of Susan T. (Busch) Hrobak of Sheatown announces the peaceful return of their mother to the Lord on December 6, 2025.
Born November 19, 1938, in Plymouth, Susan was the beloved daughter of the late Raymond and Theresa (Costick) Busch. To all who knew her, Sue was a gentle, steady, faith-filled presence whose kindness touched every life she encountered. An asset to Step by Step, Inc. for many years, Sue enjoyed utilizing her head for numbers as a payroll administrator.
For more than half a century, Susan was a faithful member, volunteer, and steadfast supporter of St. Faustina Parish (formerly Most Holy Trinity Parish) in Nanticoke. Her life was one of unwavering faith, humble service, and quiet, constant love. Upon her 87th birthday, she reflected with gratitude about having lived a truly blessed and full life – one in which she sought to see the face of Jesus in everyone she met. She found great comfort in knowing her children loved and supported one another, always coming together whenever she needed them.
Sue is reunited in eternal peace with the love of her life and husband of 53 years, Joseph; her sisters, Patricia (husband Rick) and Roberta (husband Robert); her brother, Raymond T.; her sister-in-law, Diana, and her granddaughters, Kaylan and Kristina.
Sue is survived by her brother Gerald Busch and by her five devoted children, who were the greatest joys of her life: Terry (husband Tony), Joseph Jr. (fiance Elizabeth), Raymond, Sue (husband Cary), and Shannon (husband Keith).
Sue’s legacy continues through her beloved grandchildren: Ashlee (husband Eric), Heather, Marvin, William, Nikki, Amanda, Evan, Connor, and Madison and her treasured great-grandchildren: Nolan, Owen, Rhiannon, DJ, Ronin, and Lilibet each of whom brought her immense pride…
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Winning is always nice, but doing so behind a season-high score is even better (just ask Kingsway Christian). They took their game on Friday with ease, bagging a 72-16 win over the Mohican Young Star Academy Gladiators. The victory continues a trend for the Eagles in their matchups with the Gladiators: they’ve now won four in a row.
Kingsway Christian was led to victory by RJ Fry and Noah Hilty. Fry posted 14 points, while Hilty scored 12 points. Another player making a difference was Mattew Oesch, who put up nine points.
Kingsway Christian’s win bumped their record up to 6-2. As for Mohican Young Star Academy, their defeat dropped their record down to 2-2.
Coming up, Kingsway Christian will look to defend their home court on Friday against Wooster Christian at 7:30 p.m. As for Mohican Young Star Academy, they will head out on the road to square off against Foxfire at 6:45 p.m. on Tuesday.
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