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Oakland Catholic
Athletic Director: Karen Hall144 North Craig Street, Pittsburgh, PA, 15213
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Recent News
Robert Morris hires Oakland Catholic’s Eddie Benton as assistant women’s basketball coach
April 9, 2024
Oakland Catholic girls basketball coach Eddie Benton, who led the Eagles to consecutive section titles, is leaving for a job at Robert Morris.
Trib HSSN Girls Basketball Head of the Class: Player, coach of the year in all 6 classifications
April 1, 2024
Class 6A
WPIAL teams learn sites, times for Saturday’s PIAA girls basketball quarterfinals
March 14, 2024
South Fayette became the first WPIAL champion to be eliminated before the PIAA quarterfinals. However, Class 5A girls are well represented by WPIAL teams.
Oakland Catholic makes statement without injured star, drops WPIAL champ South Fayette
March 13, 2024
Oakland Catholic handled its PIAA Class 5A second-round girls basketball playoff game against South Fayette like child’s play Wednesday night.
What to watch for in WPIAL sports for March 9, 2024: PIAA basketball 1st round continues
March 9, 2024
Opening weekend of the 2024 PIAA basketball playoffs continues Saturday with first round games in boys 6A, 3A and 2A, along with girls 5A, 4A and A.
Armstrong hands 1st loss to No. 1 Oakland Catholic, reaches 1st WPIAL final
February 27, 2024
Oakland Catholic came into the Class 5A tournament the only undefeated team in the entire WPIAL and the top seed in the bracket.
Trib HSSN Pennsylvania girls basketball rankings for Feb. 6, 2024
February 6, 2024
There was some actual movement this week in the Trib HSSN girls basketball state rankings, at least in half of the classifications.
Trib HSSN girls basketball player of the week for Jan. 21, 2024
January 21, 2024
Trib HSSN girls basketball player of the week: London Creach
Former Clairton football star Tyler Boyd headlines 2024 WPIAL Hall of Fame class
January 17, 2024
Nobody in WPIAL history won more consistently than Clairton’s Tyler Boyd, whose football teams were part of a state-record winning streak that eventually reached 66 games.
