WPIAL baseball playoff clinchings through May 2

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Thursday, May 3, 2018 | 12:06 AM


With less than a week left in the 2018 WPIAL baseball regular season, here are the teams that have punched their ticket to the district postseason. Check out TribHSSN.TribLive.com for exclusive broadcast coverage of the WPIAL baseball playoffs and the updated list of playoff-bound teams. This list updated through Wednesday, May 2:

Class 6A

Central Catholic

Butler

Pine-Richland

North Allegheny

Hempfield

Penn-Trafford

Plum

Norwin

Bethel Park

Canon-McMillan

Upper St. Clair

Peters Township

(Shaler can clinch if Butler beats Seneca Valley. Mt. Lebanon can clinch with a win over Upper St. Clair)

Class 5A

North Hills

Hampton

Mars

Fox Chapel

West Allegheny

Moon

Chartiers Valley

Montour

Laurel Highlands

Gateway

Franklin Regional

Greater Latrobe

(Trinity can clinch with a win at Montour and a Montour loss at Moon)

Class 4A

Knoch

Freeport

Greensburg Salem

Blackhawk

South Fayette

Hopewell

New Castle

Ringgold

West Mifflin

Belle Vernon

Class 3A

Valley

Steel Valley

Burrell

Shady Side Academy

Riverside

Avonworth

South Side Beaver

Beaver Falls

Brownsville

Charleroi

Mt. Pleasant

Waynesburg

Class 2A

Carmichaels

Cardinal Wuerl North Catholic

Neshannock

Shenango

Laurel

Serra Catholic

Brentwood

Carlynton

Class A

Vincentian Academy

Union

Eden Christian

Leechburg

Greensburg Central Catholic

Jeannette

Monessen

West Greene

Quigley Catholic

Western Beaver

Rochester

Cornell

(Jefferson-Morgan can clinch with wins over Mapletown and Greensburg Central Catholic)

Don Rebel is a TribLive High School Sports Network broadcaster and staff writer. Reach him at drebel@tribweb.com.

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