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Franklin Regional
Athletic Director: Zachary Kessler3200 School Road, Murrysville, PA, 15668
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Recent News
Westmoreland County softball notebook: Hempfield pays final tribute to legendary coach
April 1, 2026
Hempfield mourned the death of legendary coach Bob Kalp last week, even giving him one last stop at his eponymous field.
Westmoreland high school notebook: Girls volleyball moving to 6 classifications
March 29, 2026
Girls volleyball was one of the few WPIAL sports that had maintained four classifications through the PIAA changeover to six classes in 2016-17.
Franklin Regional boys volleyball looking to take another step forward
As Franklin Regional begins its second year playing boys volleyball, veteran coach Mike Feorene likes what he sees.
Franklin Regional notebook: Panthers baseball earns 2 out-of-state wins
March 28, 2026
Franklin Regional opened the baseball season with three wins in four games, with two victories coming out of state.
2026 TribLive Westmoreland County boys basketball all-stars
Player of the year
Norwin’s Landon Sidun leads 2026 Trib HSSN wrestling all-stars
March 26, 2026
Wrestler of the Year
Westmoreland County softball notebook: Wildcats do double duty on gridiron, diamond
The best girls flag football teams in the WPIAL will probably be the ones with the most multi-sport athletes.
Franklin Regional shakes off early deficit, rolls past Penn Hills in section opener
March 25, 2026
Faced with a surprise two-run deficit in his team’s home and Section 1-5A baseball opener, junior pitcher Nico Fioravanti didn’t show much concern.
Nominees announced for 70th annual Westmoreland County Scholar-Athlete banquet
This year’s nominees for the Judge Michael J. Stewart 70th annual Westmoreland County Scholar-Athlete banquet is a mixture of PIAA and WPIAL champions and outstanding individuals on and off the field.
Westmoreland County baseball notebook: Teams head south for sunnier days
More teams are coming to grips with the reality that if you want to play games early in the season, you’ll probably have to do so out of state.
