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Pine-Richland
Athletic Director: Joe Gironda700 Warrendale Road, Gibsonia, PA, 15044
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Recent News
Defending champ Seneca Valley, OT winner Peters Township to meet in 3A Penguins Cup final
March 9, 2026
Seneca Valley jumped out to an early lead and held off Pine-Richland, 2-1, to advance to the PIHL Class 3A Penguins Cup final, fueled by relentless pressure and timely saves.
Coaches association sets North Allegheny, Shaler atop WPIAL boys volleyball preseason rankings
WPIAL boys volleyball teams are in the process of preparing for the start of the 2026 season with workouts and scrimmages.
2026 WPIAL Class 6A softball preseason breakdown
March 8, 2026
Hempfield returned to the top of the Class 6A softball mountain last spring when the Spartans won their ninth WPIAL championship.
North Allegheny sweeps 2026 WPIAL Class 3A swimming championships
February 27, 2026
After building commanding leads Thursday, the North Allegheny boys and girls swim teams captured WPIAL Class 3A championships Friday at Pitt’s Trees Pool.
Trinity’s Jonah Williamson headlines 19 WPIAL selections for PSFCA Big School West all-star team
February 24, 2026
Five productive offensive football players from WPIAL schools were among the 19 individuals selected to the West roster Tuesday for the annual Pennsylvania State Football Coaches Association East-West Big School all-star game. The small school teams were announced Monday.
Liam Sheely’s 2nd-half onslaught lifts Mt. Lebanon past Pine-Richland in Class 6A 1st round
February 16, 2026
The postseason stage has been the site of many outstanding players taking their games to the next level.
Breaking down the 2026 WPIAL girls basketball playoffs
February 9, 2026
Here’s a closer look at the 2026 WPIAL girls basketball playoffs.
Western Pa.’s top football prospects for the Class of 2027
February 5, 2026
Who’s next?
5 WPIAL quarterbacks selected as finalists for 2025 Willie Thrower Award
January 21, 2026
Nolan DiLucia wrapped up his football career at Peters Township as the second-leading passer in WPIAL history with 8,819 career yards.
