PIHL notebook: A closer look at teams on winning streaks
January 29, 2018
With the PIHL All-Star games in the rear-view mirror, the final month of the regular season has arrived. While dozens of worthy individuals were honored
Mt. Pleasant girls basketball battling to keep postseason streak alive
A decade's worth of winning made Mt. Pleasant a perennial playoff team in girls basketball. But a challenging and uncharacteristic season is testing the current
WPIAL high school girls basketball standings through Jan. 27, 2018: Girls Class 6A Section 1 Team, section record, overall record North Allegheny*, 7-0, 16-0 Butler*,
Preliminary matches in WPIAL team wrestling tournament among 3 things to watch Monday in WPIAL athletics
The WPIAL team wrestling tournament starts Monday at Franklin Regional with four preliminary round matches in Class AAA. Most qualifiers must wait until Wednesday when
Hampton could have been satisified after a second-place finish at the WPIAL Section 3-AAA wrestling tournament. Instead first-year coach Chris Hart gave the Talbots an
Hampton girls swimming is right where it was last year, and that's a good thing. Losing top talent like state qualifier Clare Flanagan opened opportunities,
Pine-Richland golfer Freyvogel honored in Harrisburg
Last year was special for Pine-Richland golfer Lauren Freyvogel, one that included capturing a PIAA Class AAA individual title and a college commitment to Virginia.
Herald Spotlight Athlete: Fox Chapel’s Donovan Cutchember
Donovan Cutchember, a sophomore on the Fox Chapel wrestling team, earned a second-place finish at 220 pounds at the Allegheny County Wrestling Championships held Jan.
Gateway wrestlers leave county tourney with medals
After qualifying for the WPIAL wrestling tournament at 106 pounds during his freshman season, Gateway sophomore Evan Whiteside has continued to progress. Whiteside finished sixth
Hempfield girls nip Franklin Regional in record-setting Westmoreland County swim meet
A half-point separated the first- and second-place girls teams at the WCCA swimming and diving championships Saturday. Hempfield barely topped Franklin Regional, 344-3431⁄2, to earn