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Plum’s Gina Proviano (14) scored Plum’s first two goals Monday.
Plum girls soccer team routs Gateway in playoff opener
October 26, 2020
Plum needed penalty kicks in last season’s WPIAL Class AAA first-round girls soccer matchup to get by neighboring Gateway on its way to an eventual championship-game appearance.

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Mt. Pleasant Area’s Tyler Salvatore celebrates with Lucas Toohey after Toohey’s second goal against Burrell during first round WPIAL boys AA action Monday, Oct. 26, 2020 at Vikings Stadium.
Lucas Toohey strikes twice to lead Mt. Pleasant past Burrell in WPIAL soccer playoffs
For about a two-minute stretch in the first half, the WPIAL Class 2A first-round matchup between No. 6 Mt. Pleasant and No. 11 Burrell turned into the Lucas Toohey show.

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The Greensburg Central Catholic girls golf team poses with the runner-up trophy at the Class AA PIAA team tournament Monday.
WPIAL golfers settle for silver at state team championships
Sometimes your best just isn’t enough.

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Freeport’s Cassidy Dell plays against Hampton Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2020 at Hampton High School.
Freeport faces challenging road in quest for another WPIAL volleyball title
The Freeport girls volleyball team finished in a four-way tie for the Section 5-3A title with Mars, Armstrong and Hampton.

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WPIAL soccer playoff capsules for games of Tuesday, Oct. 27
Here are WPIAL soccer playoff preview capsules for Tuesday’s games involving teams from Westmoreland County and the A-K Valley:

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Plum’s Makyala Jackson (left) celebrates a point with teammates during their match on Oct. 20, 2020, at Kiski Area.
North Allegheny, Beaver, North Catholic, Bishop Canevin earn top seeds for WPIAL girls volleyball playoffs
North Allegheny, Beaver, North Catholic and Bishop Canevin were selected as top seeds as the WPIAL girls volleyball committee finalized and released the playoff brackets Monday afternoon.

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North Allegheny’s Paige Morningstar celebrates a kill with Mia Tuman during the Tigers’ match against Pine-Richland on Thursday, Oct. 22, 2020, in McCandless.
North Allegheny, Beaver, North Catholic, Bishop Canevin top final girls volleyball rankings
With the regular season in the books, hopes turn to WPIAL gold as the playoffs begin this week.

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Freeport head coach Tom Phillips speaks to the team against Hampton Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2020 at Hampton High School.
Trib HSSN unveils WPIAL girls volleyball playoff pairings
Sixty-eight high school girls volleyball teams learn their path to the WPIAL finals today.

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Trib HSSN Football Player of the Week for Week 6
October 25, 2020
The victory in Week 7 for Clairton to seal the deal on another outright Eastern Conference championship came against a playoff-bound team and was historically significant.

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The Franklin Regional golf team celebrates after Zach Abdallah made his putt on No. 18 during the WPIAL Class AAA boys golf championship Oct. 15, 2020, at Cedarbrook Golf Club.
Westmoreland high school notebook: PIAA playoffs beckon for trio of teams
A trio of WPIAL championship teams from Westmoreland County will compete this week for state titles.

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Penn-Trafford’s Kenzie Powell (15) and Malia Kearns (21) celebrate a goal with teammates during their game against Fox Chapel on Sept. 15, 2020, in Harrison City.
Battle-tested Penn-Trafford girls soccer grows into playoff contender
It has been decades since Penn-Trafford missed the WPIAL girls soccer playoffs. This was not going to be the year the run ended.

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Burrell midfielder Ian Smola looks to control the ball during Burrell’s section 2-AA matchup with Deer Lakes on Monday, Sept. 28, 2020.
WPIAL soccer playoff capsules: Oct. 26
Boys

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Members of the Fox Chapel boys and girls cross country teams break out from the start of their time trial at the Gingerbread Man Kiski Cavalier Invitational on Sept. 18, 2020, at Northmoreland Park in Allegheny Township.
Fox Chapel boys cross country putting team mentality to use after winning section
When the 2020 track season got canceled because of coronavirus, the Fox Chapel boys cross country team put all its effort toward the fall sports season.

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Shaler’s William Junker (3) competes against Franklin Regional Monday, Dec. 10, 2018 at Center Ice Arena.
New coach brings structured approach to Shaler hockey team
Creating structure for the Shaler hockey program was important for first-year coach Cory Sakolsky.

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Sewickley Academy’s Joey Mucci (center) fist bumps Derry’s Ashton Beighley and Quaker Valley’s John Main after completing their round during the WPIAL Class AA boys golf championship Thursday, Oct. 15, 2020, at Cedarbrook Golf Club.
Learning from losses leads Sewickley Academy to 8th straight WPIAL boys golf title
Throughout the 2020 golf season, the Sewickley Academy boys golf team went through adversity.

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Quaker Valley cross country builds strong program with youth, experience
First-year Quaker Valley Cross Country coach Ryan Kelly had the opportunity to see his runners make improvements from afar in recent years.

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Penn-Trafford head coach Denny Little talks to his team at the end of a 2019 practice.
Penn-Trafford notebook: Denny Little named PIAA softball coach of the year
The PIAA announced Oct. 21 the National Federation of High Schools 2019-20 state coaches of the year.

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Pine-Richland volleyball shows promise, character in playoff season
Pine-Richland’s volleyball season has been a series of glimpses into the team’s potential.

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Plum’s Megan Bologna scores against Kiski Area’s Brook Endress during an Oct. 20 match at Kiski Area High School. Plum won, 3-1.
Plum girls volleyball claims 16th section title in program history
The Plum girls volleyball team returned to the top last week as they clinched the program’s first section championship since 2011.

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Plum’s Logan Brooks intercepts a pass intended for Highlands’ Jrake Burford in the first half Oct 2.
Plum football writes championship chapter in program’s history books
With its 35-7 victory over Knoch on Oct. 16, the Plum football team achieved something the program hadn’t experienced in nearly four decades.

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