Pair of playoff games moved to Penn-Trafford
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Thursday, October 26, 2017 | 1:39 PM
Christopher Horner | Tribune-Review
Penn-Trafford players celebrate Lauren Stovar's goal during the second half of their game Monday, Sept. 25, 2017, in Harrison City. Penn-Trafford won, 1-0.
Jack Fordyce | Tribune-Review
Greensburg Central Catholic's Samantha Felder (#8) moves the ball downfield against Apollo-Ridge's Amanda Eckman (#7) during their game on Wednesday, Oct. 11, 2017 at Owens Field. Greensburg Central Catholic won 1-0.
Christopher Horner | Tribune-Review
Penn-Trafford players celebrate Lauren Stovar's goal during the second half of their game Monday, Sept. 25, 2017, in Harrison City. Penn-Trafford won, 1-0.
Jack Fordyce | Tribune-Review
Greensburg Central Catholic's Samantha Felder (#8) moves the ball downfield against Apollo-Ridge's Amanda Eckman (#7) during their game on Wednesday, Oct. 11, 2017 at Owens Field. Greensburg Central Catholic won 1-0.
Tonight's WPIAL girls soccer playoff doubleheader involving a trio of Westmoreland County teams has been moved to a new site.
The Class A game between Greensburg Central Catholic and Vincentian (6 p.m.) and the Norwin-Kiski Area 4A game (8), originally scheduled for Gateway, will now be played at Penn-Trafford.
Start times are the same.
Gateway athletic director Randy Rovesti said the change is due to a scoreboard problem at Antimarino Stadium.
The change also means the area's biggest rivals, Norwin and Penn-Trafford, will be using each other's fields for second-round games.
Penn-Trafford plays Fox Chapel at 8 tonight at Norwin in another 4A quarterfinal.
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