Sports
Young players set up for North Allegheny boys
January 15, 2018
What happened during less-than-ideal circumstances has North Allegheny boys basketball coach Keith Noftz feeling comfortable about the next stretch of Section 1-6A games. Playing without
Christman, Mercurio lead Plum bowling teams
Meghan Christman is the defending Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Bowling League girls singles champion. With the talent featured throughout the WPIBL this season, the Plum senior
High school basketball rankings for week of Jan. 14, 2018
rankings Basketball Boys Class 6A 1. Mt. Lebanon 11-1 1 2. Penn Hills 14-0 2 3. Pine-Richland 9-3 4 4. Butler 11-1 5 5. Woodland Hills 10-2 3 Out: none Class 5A 1. Mars 8-2 1 2.
A-K Valley high school lookahead: Week of Jan. 15, 2018
Monday Burrell girls basketball faces a significant week as the Bucs (3-8, 1-4) attempt to remain in the Section 1-4A playoff race, and it begins
Hempfield tight end Brose commits to Delaware
A couple of weeks ago, Braden Brose said if Delaware made him a scholarship offer, he would take it with no hesitation. He sensed anPIHL notebook: Top teams look to maintain winning runs
Although there is snow on the ground and temperatures in the single digits, the action on the ice continues to heat up as the playoffWestmoreland high school week ahead: Week of Jan. 15, 2018
Highlights of the week ahead in Westmoreland high school sports: MONDAY Girls basketball After absorbing its first section loss, Belle Vernon (8-4, 5-1) hits the
Westmoreland high school notebook: Jeannette ‘rock stars need some bling’
Jeannette wants to ring in the new year. The Jayhawks football team, which won WPIAL and PIAA Class A titles, has started an online fundraiser
WPIAL to reveal section alignments for next two seasons as part of 3 things to watch Monday
Coaches may take games one at a time, but the WPIAL takes years two at a time. So, at Monday afternoon's board of directors meeting,Shaler boys basketball thinking postseason
January 14, 2018
Shaler boys basketball coach Rob Niederberger is excited for the path ahead as the Titans enter the second half of Section 1-6A play. Shaler is
Shaler swimmer Harris in midst of solid senior season
Meghan Harris knew as a sophomore she wouldn't be able to stay out of the pool for long. Serving as a manager for the Shaler
Herald roundup: Fox Chapel hockey earns key victory
Willie Doyle had a hat trick, and Colby Zmenkowski, Chase Villani, Reed Troutman and Sam Stites added two goals apiece as Fox Chapel cruised toHerald Spotlight Athlete: Munroe helping SSA boys compete in Section 3-3A
Grady Munroe, a sophomore on the Shady Side Academy boys basketball team, has helped the Indians stay atop the Section 3-3A standings. Last week, heHigh school scores and schedules: Jan. 14, 2018
High schools Basketball Boys Sunday's results Battle by the Lake (at Penn State Behrend) Lincoln Park vs. Fairview, ppd. Sewickley Academy vs. Erie, ppd. Monday'sGateway hockey alumni winter event helps connect past with present
The Gateway ice hockey organization has fielded teams for more than 40 years. The 1975-76 team was honored and enshrined by the Gateway Sports HallHampton hockey making PIHL playoff push
After a winter break, Hampton hockey came out re-energized in January. The team collected five of six possible points in the first three games of
Hard works leads to milestone for Hampton’s Collins
Ali Collins said she was andquot;shockedandquot; when she scored her 1,000th career point in a section win against Indiana in December. But given her background,
Pine-Richland girls basketball wants to build on 1st section win
An 0-3 start in Section 1-6A play was not what the Pine-Richland girls basketball team envisioned. On Thursday, however, the Rams (3-7, 1-3) found a
Gateway girls basketball team earning wins, showing improvement
Gateway girls basketball coach Curtis Williams understands the uphill battles his team faces considering his squad has only one senior and lacks depth. But, he
More WPIAL basketball players heading to prep school for opportunities
Better competition leads to better scholarships. That is the rallying cry for a wave of local high school basketball players who jettisoned school pride, left
