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Knoch
Athletic Director: Josh Shoop345 Knoch Road, Saxonburg, PA, 16056
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Recent News
Knoch boys use balanced scoring, physical approach to top Highlands
December 19, 2025
Roman DeFelice can see how the Knoch boys basketball team has been ready for the dialed-up intensity that comes with section play. The Knights’ demanding nonconference schedule already has put them through the ringer.
Knoch holds off Burrell in tight hockey game between rivals
December 15, 2025
The Knoch hockey team plays just one game in December, but the Knights made that solo contest count.
2025 WPIAL All-Conference Football Team: Greater Allegheny
December 13, 2025
Greater Allegheny Conference
PIHL names players of the month for November
December 8, 2025
The Pennsylvania Interscholastic Hockey League paid it forward. Four forwards with scoring punch are the league’s players of the month for November.
Chase for playoffs heats up for A-K Valley hockey teams
November 30, 2025
The Knoch hockey team lost its first three games of the 2025-26 season.
WPIAL girls basketball Class 4A season preview for 2025-26
November 26, 2025
When Oakland Catholic got past Blackhawk in a memorable Class 4A championship game last March, it was the Eagles’ first WPIAL title in almost 20 years.
WPIAL boys basketball Class 4A season preview for 2025-26
There might be a changing of the guard this season in Class 4A with several key players graduated from teams that went deep into the postseason a year ago, including champion Belle Vernon.
A-K Valley Class 2A wrestling preview: Knoch’s Owen Layhew set to make program history
November 25, 2025
Owen Layhew will likely knock off two Knoch wrestling historical milestones before Christmas. The Knights’ 145-pound senior will be pursuing plenty of history as he attempts to navigate his way back to the WPIAL final.
Knoch boys unfazed by sudden offseason changes
November 23, 2025
This offseason, the Knoch boys basketball team unexpectedly lost its coach, its best player and the only 7-footer in program history.
