Hampton Repeats in D-II While Seneca Valley Wins D-I WPIAL Boys Lacrosse Title

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Friday, May 25, 2012 | 10:55 PM


The Hampton Talbots are celebrating back-to-back titles while the Seneca Valley Raiders are enjoying their first trip to the golden top of the district boys lacrosse mountain. Hampton beat Greensburg Central Catholic for a second straight year to capture their third Division II title in four years. Meanwhile, Seneca Valley edged Shady Side Academy to win the Raiders first ever Division I District 7 crown. Here are ALL of the final results from the 2012 WPIAL Boys Lacrosse Playoffs.

2012 WPIAL DIVISION I CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH:

Seneca Valley Raiders 8 – Shady Side Academy Indians 5  (MSA)

WPIAL DIVISION I Consolation:

Mount Lebanon Blue Devils 11 – Pine-Richland Rams 6

WPIAL DIVISION I Semifinals:

Shady Side Academy Indians 8 – Mount Lebanon Blue Devils 3

Seneca Valley Raiders 13 – Pine-Richland Rams 2

WPIAL DIVISION I Quarterfinals:

Mount Lebanon Blue Devils 11 – Franklin Regional Panthers 5

Shady Side Academy Indians 7 – Upper St. Clair Panthers 5

Seneca Valley Raiders 7 – Peters Township Indians 6

Pine-Richland Rams 11 – Sewickley Academy Panthers 9

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2012 WPIAL DIVISION II CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH:

Hampton Talbots 16 – Greensburg Central Catholic Centurions 7  (MSA)

WPIAL DIVISION II Semifinals:

Hampton Talbots 12 – Chartiers Valley Colts 10

Greensburg Central Catholic Centurions 12 – Butler Golden Tornado 11 in Overtime

WPIAL DIVISION II Quarterfinals:

Hampton Talbots 12 – Seton-LaSalle Rebels 4

Chartiers Valley Colts 11 – Shaler Titans 3

Greensburg Central Catholic Centurions 11 – Indiana Little Indians 5

Butler Golden Tornado 13 – Quaker Valley Quakers 8

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