2014 WPIAL BOYS LACROSSE PLAYOFFS RESULTS

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Saturday, May 24, 2014 | 6:08 PM


Defending WPIAL Division I champion Mount Lebanon does not believe in even-steven. The Blue Devils have won district titles in 2009, 2011 and 2013, but have never been able to repeat. That trend continued here in 2014 after the Blue Devils were shut down by Shady Side Academy. It is the first ever boys lacrosse championship for the Indians. In Division II, Quaker Valley also captured their first ever boys lacrosse title with a victory over Indiana at Highmark Stadium in Station Square. Here are ALL of the results from the 2014 WPIAL Boys Lacrosse Playoffs.

2014 WPIAL BOYS LACROSSE DIVISION I CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH:

Shady Side Academy Indians 7 – Mount Lebanon Blue Devils 2  (MSA)

WPIAL DIVISION I Semifinals:

Mount Lebanon Blue Devils 10 – North Allegheny Tigers 9  (MSA)

Shady Side Academy Indians 9 – Upper St. Clair Panthers 6

WPIAL DIVISION I Quarterfinals:

Mount Lebanon Blue Devils 15 – Fox Chapel Foxes 5

North Allegheny Tigers 9 – Sewickley Academy Panthers 5  (MSA)

Shady Side Academy Indians 17 – Peters Township Indians 5  (MSA)

Upper St. Clair Panthers 13 – Pine-Richland Rams 8

WPIAL DIVISION I First Round:

Peters Township Indians 13 – Bethel Park Black Hawks 11

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2014 WPIAL DIVISION II CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH:

Quaker Valley Quakers 13 – Indiana Little Indians 10  (MSA)

WPIAL DIVISION II Semifinals:

Quaker Valley Quakers 16 – Canon-McMillan Big Macs 7

Indiana Little Indians 9 – Moon Tigers 8 in Overtime

WPIAL DIVISION II Quarterfinals:

Quaker Valley Quakers 13 – Chartiers Valley Colts 4

Canon-McMillan Big Macs 7 – Mars Fighting Planets 3

Moon Tigers 10 – Greensburg Central Catholic Centurions 7

Indiana Little Indians 8 – Vincentian Academy Royals 7

WPIAL DIVISION II First Round:

Chartiers Valley Colts 9 – Gateway Gators 8

 

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