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Hanover Area is back on the Wyoming Valley Conference football schedule but minus two games.
				The Hanover Area school board&rsquo;s decision to cancel fall sports on Thursday due to COVID-19 concerns prompted the WVC to find new opponents for teams scheduled to play the Hawkeyes. The school board rescinded the decision Monday, but it came too late for the football team to preserve an eight-game schedule.
				The football team won&rsquo;t be able to complete its PIAA required 15 practices, including five days of heat acclimation, in time for opening night of football on Sept. 11. Instead, Hanover Area&rsquo;s original opponent &mdash; Wyoming Area &mdash; will play Riverside from the Lackawanna Conference. The Hawkeyes also lost their scrimmage with Northwest scheduled for Saturday.
				Riverside was also going to play in Hanover Area&rsquo;s spot in Week 2 and 3. Hanover Area got those games back &mdash; at Holy Redeemer on Sept. 19 and against Lake-Lehman on Sept. 25. Riverside did fill the Sept. 25 date with Tamaqua.
				Hanover Area was also scheduled to play Redeemer for a second time on Oct. 23, but when the Hawkeyes&rsquo; schedule was initally canceled, Redeemer was able to secure a game against Holy Cross, its Catholic school rival from the Lackawanna Conference.
				Redeemer elected to keep the game with Holy Cross, leaving Hanover Area with no game that weekend. Efforts are being made to find an opponent.
				The Hawkeyes will host rival Nanticoke Area on Oct. 2, play at Wilkes-Barre Area on Oct. 9 and then host Crestwood on Oct. 16. If no opponent is found for the Oct. 22-23 weekend, Hanover Area will be off and conclude its now six-game schedule on Oct. 30 at Tunkhannock.
				Tunkhannock had filled the void with Lakeland, which will now play Dunmore that day on a new five-week Lackawanna Conference schedule which was also released.
				OTHER SPORTS
				Hanover Area is also back on other schedules, but the only change worth noting is in boys soccer.
				Tunkhannock moved from Division 1 to Division 2 when both Hanover Area opted out of all sports and MMI Prep canceled boys soccer, girls tennis and girls volleyball. Tunkhannock will remain in Division 2 to replace MMI Prep and balance out the divisions with seven teams each.

Hanover Area loses two games on football schedule