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PIAA basketball quarterfinals on tab in Friday’s 3 things to watch
March 15, 2018
The two teams that played for the first WPIAL Class 6A girls basketball championship a year ago will battle Friday night for a spot inSeneca Valley rallies to upend Cathedral Prep in Penguins Cup semifinals
Seneca Valley was down — twice — but not out in Thursday night's PIHL Class AAA Penguins Cup semifinal. The Raiders rallied for a pair
Plum’s Taylor earns eighth-place medal at PIAA swim championships
After two previous trips to the PIAA Class AAA swimming championships, Plum junior Devan Taylor knew what to expect, from the routines of getting ready
Stopping Carmody, Mars no easy task for Highlands boys basketball
If there's a blueprint for attacking Mars, it usually starts here: Don't let Robby Carmody have a monster night. Of course, that's easier said thanPeters Township holds off North Allegheny to again reach PIHL Penguins Cup title game
Like last year, Peters Township beat North Allegheny to reach the PIHL Penguins Cup Class 3A championship. The Indians, who won last year's title as
Jeannette set to face postseason nemesis Sewickley Academy
Sewickley Academy erased Jeannette's WPIAL basketball championship hopes in the Class 2A quarterfinals last season, and in the Class A semifinals two years ago. The
North Allegheny boys set national record in 400 freestyle relay; team claims PIAA title
LEWISBURG — It was a year in the making. The North Allegheny boys 400-yard freestyle relay touched the wall first at the 2017 PIAA Class
A-K Valley PIAA boys basketball playoffs preview capsule: Highlands vs. Mars
Friday's game Boys Class 5A quarterfinals Highlands (20-5) vs. Mars (23-4) 7:30 p.m. at Gateway Winner plays: Milton Hershey (25-3)/Archbishop Carroll (20-7) Coaches: Tyler Stoczynski,
Highlands grad Campbell looks to get baseball team back to winning ways
First-year Highlands baseball coach Jeff Campbell is putting the andquot;goldenandquot; back into the Rams. In January, a month after being hired as Highlands' second coach
Highlands softball looking for postseason success
For the Highlands softball team, it's time to walk the walk. Coming off a disappointing first-round loss to No. 4 Ambridge in last season's WPIAL
P-T diver Kalik finishes 6th at PIAAchampionships
LEWISBURG — For the second year in a row, Penn-Trafford junior Paige Kalik is a PIAA diving medalist. Kalik, this year's WPIAL Class AAA champion,
Jeannette baseball hopes to capitalize on WPIAL title momentum
Momentum is strong for Jeannette's baseball team after its WPIAL Class A championship last year. The Jayhawks finished tied for second in Section 2, but
Jeannette softball will be young again
After reaching the WPIAL Class A softball playoffs in 2016, Jeannette endured a rebuilding year last season. The Jayhawks will remain a work in progress
WPIAL swimmers set for Thursday’s championship finals at PIAA Class AAA meet
LEWISBURG - The North Allegheny boys swim team captured five PIAA AAA championships on Day 1 Wednesday at Bucknell University. The Tigers are hoping forAllderdice gets defense to oust WPIAL champion Penn Hills from PIAA playoffs
The outcome didn't surprise Allderdice's Terrell Childs in the least, but he was shocked by the numbers on Baldwin's scoreboard. andquot;Forty-one to forty-fourandquot; A raucousQuaker Valley stifles Pine-Richland for PIHL Penguins Cup semifinal win
March 14, 2018
Quaker Valley's Daniel Fagan didn't want to go to overtime for the third playoff game in a row. So, the Quakers forward scored late on
High school scores, summaries, schedules for March 14, 2018
High schools Basketball Boys PIAA playoffs Class 6A Second round Wednesday's results Abington 66, St. Joseph's Prep 61 Allderdice 44, Penn Hills 41 Central BucksPIAA basketball playoffs roundup for March 14: Pine-Richland boys roll past State College
All season, Pine-Richland boys basketball coach Jeff Ackermann said his team was at its best with at least four players in double figures. The RamsSewickley Academy boys hold off Ridgway in PIAA Class 2A second round
Sewickley Academy, more accustomed to lighting up the scoreboard, had to prove it could win a slowdown game Wednesday night. The defending Class 2A stateMars girls rally to take down Thomas Jefferson in PIAA Class 5A second round
Trailing by six points to Thomas Jefferson going into halftime, Mars coach Dana Petruska told her team during the intermission they were lucky they weren't
