Neshannock
Athletic Director: Bob Burkes and Ed Frye3834 Mitchell Road, New Castle, PA, 16105
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Mt. Lebanon, 32 student-athletes and 2 coaches honored as Positive Athlete award winners
July 6, 2020
Thirty-two student-athletes, two coaches and one high school were honored Monday as the 2020 Western Pennsylvania Positive Athlete award winners.
Derry, South Park standouts win UPMC Comeback Athlete of the Year awards
June 30, 2020
A pair of determined athletes are the WPIAL’s latest comeback kids.
Decade’s best WPIAL finals: Baseball No. 4
June 3, 2020
While it almost became a theme to repeat in WPIAL softball this past decade, it was nearly an impossible dream for district baseball teams.
Boulanger completes hat trick in OT to lift Ringgold into PIHL Class B title game
March 9, 2020
For the second consecutive year, the Ringgold hockey team will play for a championship.
PIHL Player of the Week for Week ending March 1, 2020
March 2, 2020
Chartiers Valley and North Hills met last Monday in a game featuring two PIHL teams that won’t be taking part in the Penguins Cup or Class B playoffs.
Belle Vernon’s Shahan edges 100 freestyle rival to highlight WPIAL Class AA meet
February 28, 2020
Both Belle Vernon’s Ian Shahan and Neshannock’s Conner McBeth surpassed Shahan’s 100-yard freestyle WPIAL record from last year when the rivals swam neck-and-neck through Friday’s race at the WPIAL Class AA swimming championships at Pitt’s Trees Pool.
Monday’s WPIAL semifinal results clinch PIAA berths for 8 teams
February 24, 2020
With their WPIAL quarterfinal victories, 24 boys and 24 girls basketball teams kept championship dreams alive.
Lincoln Park boys crank up defensive pressure, take down Neshannock
February 20, 2020
When Mike Bariski writes on the white board in Lincoln Park’s locker room before each game, he writes defense first.
Trib HSSN boys basketball team of the week: Week ending Feb. 15, 2020
February 17, 2020
Neshannock finished in fourth place in Section 1-3A and seeded No. 9 for the WPIAL playoffs, which meant a first-round game against Section 4-3A co-champion and perennial power Washington.
