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Deer Lakes juniors Morrison, Loper start final kick to WPIAL swimming championships
February 10, 2019
Adam Morrison owns the top time in the WPIAL boys AA 500-yard freestyle this season with a time of 4 minutes, 51.93 seconds recorded at a meet with Shady Side Academy on Jan. 22. While the Deer Lakes junior is happy with his time, he said he can go faster,
Latrobe divers strong again entering WPIAL championship meet
Latrobe has another bumper crop of divers. Four Wildcats qualified for the WPIAL Class AAA championship meet Feb. 23, the same number as last season. Two rank among the league's best. Junior Jordyn Miller (264.40) and sophomore Lauren Bisignani (251.35) stood second and fourth in Class AAA girls 1-meter 6
Westmoreland lookahead for Week of Feb. 11, 2019
MONDAY Hockey: A pair of all-Westmoreland County matchups will have an impact on the PIHL Class AA Southeast playoff picture. Latrobe takes on Penn-Trafford at 7 p.m. at Center Ice Arena, and Hempfield battles Franklin Regional at 7:15 p.m. at Nevin Arena. Latrobe will have a home game when theHempfield rifle team has good shot at WPIALs
Hempfield's rifle team will shoot Tuesday for the opportunity to repeat as WPIAL champions. First-year coach Jason Wilkinson -- he was an assistant last season -- put his team's chances of winning another title into simple terms. andquot;If they perform to their ability, we will win WPIALs,andquot; he said. andquot;If
Pine-Richland remains atop Trib HSSN PIHL power rankings
Every Monday during the 2018-19 PIHL hockey season, the TribLive High School Sports Network releases Power Rankings. These rankings have zero classification boundaries. Here are the rankings for the Week of Feb. 10. Overall record includes wins, losses, ties and overtime losses. PIHL TRIB 10 1. Pine-Richland Rams (16-0-0-1) (Last
WPIAL bracketology: Chris Harlan, Don Rebel predict girls basketball playoff pairings
The WPIAL basketball brackets will be released Tuesday and everybody has their two cents. Many will guess, taking stabs at what they think should be the matchups, before the district makes them official at 7 p.m. Well, the TribLive High School Sports Network is no different. Our two cents will
Broadcasts planned this week on Trib HSSN
Let the bracketology begin. The regular season is nearly done, the playoff fields are set and the high school basketball postseason is ready to roll along with the start of the district individual wrestling championships this week on the TribLive High School Sports Network. Trib HSSN begins exclusive coverage of
Trib HSSN Girls Basketball Player of the Week: Montour’s Courtney Tomas
Courtney Tomas School: Montour Class: Senior An optimistic December, which began with two wins and concluded with a 4-4 overall record, gave way to a cold, long and nearly winless January and February as Montour finished in the basement of Section 1-5A. But while the losses kept piling up, so
Trib HSSN Girls Basketball Team of the Week: Brentwood Spartans
The Trib HSSN Girls Basketball Team of the Week is one of the co-champions in Section 2-2A, the Brentwood Spartans. There are a few programs in the district where a section title is just something to routinely check off on a list of season goals. That's not the case with
Trib HSSN girls basketball state rankings for week of Feb. 10, 2019
As many girls basketball teams have or are concluding the regular season and preparing for their district postseason, the top ranked teams from a week ago remain the same. Peters Township, Chartiers Valley, Lancaster Catholic, St. Basil Academy, Bishop Canevin and Jenkintown keep winning. However, there were changes in the
WPIAL bracketology: Chris Harlan, Don Rebel predict boys basketball playoff pairings
The WPIAL basketball brackets will be released Tuesday and everybody has their two cents. Many will guess, taking stabs at what they think should be the matchups, before the district makes them official at 7 p.m. Well the TribLive High School Sports Network is no different. Our two cents will
North Allegheny runner Zach Kinne posts 3,000-meters time that ranks 10th-best nationally
North Allegheny's Zach Kinne ran the state's fastest time this season when he won the 3,000 meters Saturday at the TSTCA indoor meet in Edinboro. The senior won in 8:41.22, which ranks first among Pennsylvania high school runners and 10th-best nationally this winter, according to Milesplit.com statistics. Kinne, one of
High school roundup for Feb. 9, 2019: New Castle sweeps Ambridge
February 9, 2019
It took until the final night of section competition, but a boys basketball champion was crowned in Section 2-4A. New Castle, Ambridge and Quaker Valley shared the top spot of the section standings throughout the season, and each established themselves as teams to beat in Class 4A. On Saturday night,
WPIAL boys basketball rankings for week of Feb. 10, 2019
Rankings Boys basketball Class 6A 1. Pine-Richland, 19-2, 2 2. Latrobe, 18-2, 1 3. Mt. Lebanon, 17-3, 3 4. Butler, 16-4, 5 5. Upper St. Clair, 19-3, 4 Out: none Class 5A 1. Mars, 21-1, 1 2. Moon, 21-1, 2 3. Penn Hills, 18-3, 3 4. Woodland Hills, 16-5, 5
High school scores, schedules for Feb. 9, 2019
High schools Basketball Boys Saturday's results WPIAL Hoops for a Cure At West Middlesex Laurel 88, West Middlesex 45 Kennedy Catholic tournament Erie 73, Highlands 64 Class 5A Section 1 Penn Hills 58, Albert Gallatin 42 Class 4A Section 2 New Castle 56, Ambridge 48 Class 2A Section 1 Winchester
Plum boys, Greensburg Salem girls win 1st Penn-Ohio bowling challenge
It was only fitting a first-year bowling tourney consisting of 29 schools would come down to two longtime rivals going head-to-head for a championship. That's the way the first annual Penn-Ohio High School Challenge shook out. Former WPIBL Southeast Division rivals Plum and Hempfield were the final teams wearing bowling
Franklin Regional receiver Evans commits to Robert Morris
Mike Evans had his suspicions about the college football recruiting process, mainly because he hadn't been through it before. How did it work Where did he begin The senior from Franklin Regional knew he had the talent to play at the next level but wasn't sure how quickly or readily
A-K Valley notebook: PSAC football gets shot of local flavor
Some of the Alle-Kiski Valley's top football players will square off on a weekly basis next season in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference. Signing Day on Wednesday had a heavy PSAC tilt, as six local players -- Deer Lakes' Colin Kadlick (Slippery Rock), Highlands' Seth Cohen (Clarion), Kiski Area's Jack
WPIAL girls basketball rankings for week of Feb. 10, 2019
Rankings Girls basketball Class 6A 1. Peters Township, 21-0, 1 2. Norwin, 20-1, 2 3. North Allegheny, 20-1, 3 4. Bethel Park, 19-2, 4 5. Seneca Valley, 15-6, 5 Out: none Class 5A 1. Chartiers Valley, 22-0, 1 2. Oakland Catholic, 19-2, 2 3. Gateway, 18-3, 3 4. Penn Hills,
