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Penn-Trafford
Athletic Director: Kerry HetrickP.O. Box 530, Harrison City, PA, 15636
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Recent News
Westmoreland County basketball notebook: Ava Christopher’s return bolsters Norwin lineup
February 22, 2026
Even at Norwin, where rotations run deep and the bench is long, the absence of one player can make a big difference.
Thomas Jefferson rolls past Penn-Trafford to reach WPIAL finals for 1st time since 2019
February 21, 2026
Thomas Jefferson called a timeout about a minute into the game after Penn-Trafford scored the first five points.
Westmoreland County high school basketball notebook: Penn-Trafford girls winning with democracy
February 20, 2026
Calling out plays like “Tornado” and “Cyclops,” Chuck Fontana directed his Penn-Trafford girls basketball team to a 50-39 WPIAL Class 5A quarterfinal win over Indiana on Wednesday night.
Westmoreland high school basketball playoff preview capsules for Feb. 21, 2026
Girls
Penn-Trafford ‘ready for anything’ in Class 5A quarterfinal win over Indiana
February 18, 2026
Having played Indiana twice this year, Penn-Trafford knew the Indians about as well as any team could know an opponent.
Moon defense in postseason form in Class 5A 1st-round win over Penn-Trafford
February 17, 2026
At a time of the year when defensive efforts tend to stand tall, a 15-13 game at the half turned into a 15-point victory Tuesday night.
Westmoreland County high school basketball notebook: Penn-Trafford facing familiar foe
Familiarity won’t be a problem for Penn-Trafford in the WPIAL Class 5A girls basketball quarterfinals.
Westmoreland high school basketball playoff preview capsules for Feb. 17, 2026
February 16, 2026
Girls
Westmoreland County high school notebook: Penn-Trafford ace to pitch for Mercyhurst
February 14, 2026
Penn-Trafford softball has a Division I pitcher.
Penn-Trafford girls finally shake loose vs. Franklin Regional in WPIAL 5A 1st round
February 13, 2026
On a night when the rims were tight and shots weren’t falling, Penn-Trafford had to get used to some initial discomfort before it could find its footing in the playoff opener.
