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WPIAL girls volleyball standings through Sept. 16, 2018
September 16, 2018
Here are the latest WPIAL girls volleyball standings through Sept. 16. Check out the latest Trib HSSN volleyball rankings every Monday, with weekly broadcasts also
No.3 Clairton too much for Riverview
September 15, 2018
Whether it be under stadium lights on a Friday night or under the Saturday afternoon sun, it's always a tall task when Clairton comes toValley comes up short against Imani Christian
In a season when many schools are playing each other for the first time, the initial Imani Christian-Valley game was a memorable one. Imani junior
High school scores, summaries for Sept. 15, 2018
High Schools Football Saturday's results WPIAL Class A Big Seven Union 39, Northgate 0 Eastern Clairton 54, Riverview 0 Tri-County South West Greene 47, Mapletown
A-K Valley notebook: Springdale boys soccer has zero tolerance policy
Springdale knew it might need to play a more defensive style of soccer this season after the graduation of many of the top scorers from
Union blanks Northgate in Class A Big 7 Conference
After winning their season opener in Week Zero, Union had been burned the past two weeks as they were outscored in losses to Cornell and
High school roundup for Sept. 15, 2018: Thomas Jefferson boys edge South Fayette
Jack Sella scored with 38 seconds left in the first overtime to give Thomas Jefferson a 1-0 win over South Fayette (3-4, 2-2) in a
5 things we learned about WPIAL football in Week 3
Another week brings another change at the top in WPIAL Class 2A, a classification that so far seems the most unpredictable. Preseason favorite Washington lost
Westmoreland high school notebook: Yough’s Shoaf leads by example
Dustin Shoaf told his coach, Scott Wood, late in training camp that he wasn't going to talk to the media until the season started. The
WPIAL football rankings for week of Sept. 16, 2018
WPIAL football rankings Class 6A School, record, previous 1. Pine-Richland, 3-1, 1 2. North Allegheny, 4-0, 2 3. Central Catholic, 3-1, 3 4. Seneca Valley,
Greensburg Salem boys cross country wants to reclaim WPIAL title
Greensburg Salem cross country senior Mark Brown had a fruitful few days recently. Brown (16 minutes, 17.56 seconds) won the Class AA boys 5,000-meter run
Freshmen make quick impact for Franklin Regional girls soccer
The Franklin Regional girls soccer program has every reason to believe it will be in contention for a WPIAL playoff berth this season given the
Familiar face leading Shady Side Academy field hockey
Betsy Gorse is the new coach for the Shady Side Academy field hockey team. She didn't need directions to get around the campus. Except for
Franklin Regional’s Yan returns to WPIAL singles tournament
Hannah Yan began her varsity tennis career at the top as Franklin Regional's No. 1 singles player. She gained valuable experience going up against every
Norwin field hockey hungry for success after missing postseason in ’17
The Norwin field hockey team doesn't have a motto for the 2018 season, but if the Knights were to adopt one it might be andquot;TwoHerald spotlight athlete: Fox Chapel’s Zane Ingram
Zane Ingram, a junior on the Fox Chapel boys soccer team, scored three goals in the Foxes' 7-0 win over Shaler last week. Ingram, a
South Hills notebook: Brentwood girls make impact for golf team
Notebook items from around the South Hills: andamp;#8226; Five of the 11 golfers on the Brentwood boys golf team are girls -- seniors Rebecca Dirling
Hale leads Baldwin runners at Red, White and Blue Invitational
The Red, White and Blue Invitational, sponsored by the Baldwin cross country program, celebrated its 16th birthday this year. The meet is held annually atGateway golfers look to finish season strong
The Gateway boys golf team delivered its best performance of the season last Thursday against Fox Chapel at Murrysville Golf Course. Led by a 37
Quaker Valley’s Wicker shines in early-season Red, White and Blue Invitational
The season just began, and junior Annie Wicker already is in top form on the Quaker Valley girls cross county team. Wicker, the defending WPIAL
