Sports
Hempfield girls tennis focuses on finishing strong
September 23, 2018
Hempfield girls tennis coach Jerry Way has a theory when it comes to high school tennis. If you have two strong doubles teams that can
WPIAL volleyball rankings for week of Sept. 24, 2018
Here's a look at this week's WPIAL volleyball rankings: Class AAAA Rank, Team, Record, Previous 1. North Allegheny, 7-0, 1 2. Baldwin, 6-0, 3 3.Westmoreland lookahead for week of Sept. 24, 2018
Monday Girls soccer The matchup many local soccer fans have been waiting for since last year's WPIAL Class AAAA championship finally is here. No. 2
TribHSSN PIAA football rankings: Only four ranked teams lose in Week 4
Foul weather in Western Pennsylvania did not affect the elite teams, in fact of the 30 ranked teams, only four lost in Week 4. Penn
Mohawk rides defense to win over Western Beaver
September 22, 2018
For most of a chilly afternoon that made it truly feel like autumn football, the Mohawk defense bent but did not break. Coming up big
McKeesport’s passing fancy produces 54-0 win over Plum
McKeesport's flexbone option offense provides enough matchup problems for opposing defenses, but the Tigers threw in another dangerous wrinkle against Plum: a proficient passing attack.
Alle-Kiski Valley high school notebook: Rain can’t stop offenses
Friday's heavy storms might have caused earlier start times and lengthy delays across the WPIAL's football schedule, but it didn't seem to have an impact
High school scores, summaries, schedules for Sept. 22, 2018
High schools Cross country Boys Saturday's results PIAA Foundation Meet Class AAA Team: 1. North Allegheny, 78; 2. Seneca Valley, 81; 3. Mt. Lebanon, 156;
High school roundup for Sept. 22, 2018: Blackhawk shuts out Montour
In a Class 4A football game resumed from Friday night, Kenneth Gawley ran for 112 yards and two touchdowns to lead Blackhawk to a 28-0
WPIAL football rankings for week of Sept. 23, 2018
WPIAL football Class 6A 1. Pine-Richland 4-1 1 2. North Allegheny 5-0 2 3. Central Catholic 4-1 3 4. Seneca Valley 4-1 4 5. Mt.
H.S. notebook: Injured Belle Vernon player attends game
The Belle Vernon boys soccer team had a surprise guest at Thursday night's home game against Albert Gallatin. Senior Jake Sepesky returned to the sidelines
Five things we learned from Week 4 of high school football
Whether teams complete four quarters or only one, a WPIAL football game is official once coaches agree to halt the game. Whoever's ahead is the
Latrobe lineman Trent Holler commits to East Carolina
In early August, Trent Holler narrowed his list of potential college football destinations to three. But he second-guessed that call, thought it was too hastyKowalkowski’s aerial attack leads Mars past Armstrong in key Northern Conference matchup
The Mars offense revolves around the run-heavy Wing-T schem. However, 27th-year coach Scott Heinauer said this year his offense will throw the ball more. Senior
Week 4’s top performers for passing, rushing, receiving
Top performers for Week 4 high school football in Western Pennsylvania. Passing 332, Hollis Mathis, Penn Hills (12 of 17) 281, Israel Reed, Imani ChristianHigh school scores, summaries, schedules for Sept. 21, 2018
Football Friday's results WPIAL Class 6A Canon-McMillan 20, Hempfield 14 North Allegheny 34, Mt. Lebanon 3 Pine-Richland 44, Norwin 7 Seneca Valley 37, Butler 0
Highlands football logs 1st win by rolling over Beaver
There was plenty to like for Highlands as it broke into the win column with a 40-19 Class 4A Northwest Conference victory over Beaver onColon leads No. 2 North Allegheny past No. 5 Mt. Lebanon in Class 6A battle
A lightning delay of more than an hour was not enough to slow Percise Colon. The North Allegheny junior running back scored a pair of
West Allegheny upends Upper St. Clair for Allegheny 8 Conference victory
West Allegheny scored 17 points in the first quarter, and that fast start helped the Indians overcome previously unbeaten Upper St. Clair and a lightning
Penn Hills playmakers shine in Northern Conference win over Kiski Area
Lightning reached the Penn Hills area at halftime Friday night, but the electricity came well before that. Although Kiski Area did its best to match
