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PIHL drops puck on its season Monday
September 30, 2018
It's time to drop the puck on the high school hockey season. The PIHL's varsity schedule begins Monday night. Seneca Valley (Class 3A), Armstrong (2A)
Greensburg Salem volleyball prepares for final push for playoffs
Banners depicting members of the Greensburg Salem girls volleyball team hang from the gymnasum bleachers. There are enough banners to make the casual observer think
Trib HSSN goes on the record with Bethel Park’s Mike Conaboy
The TribLive High School Sports Network recently asked more than 30 football players to answer questions, that ... well, weren't about X's and O's of
High school scores, summaries for Sept. 29, 2018
High schools Field hockey Saturday's results WPIAL Division I Peters Township 5, Penn-Trafford 2 Nonsection Shady Side Academy 3 Western Reserve, Oh. 2 3 or
WPIAL high school football rankings for Week of Sept. 29, 2018
September 29, 2018
Class 6A Rank, team W-L Pvs. 1. Pine-Richland 5-1 1 2. North Allegheny 6-0 2 3. Central Catholic 4-2 3 4. Seneca Valley 4-2 4 5. Mt. Lebanon 3-3 5 Out: none Class 5A 1. Gateway 6-0 1 2.
High school roundup for Sept. 29, 2018: Avonworth outpaces Summit Academy
Derek Johncour completed 15 of 19 passes for 188 yards and five touchdowns to lead Avonworth (5-1, 3-1) to 35-8 win over Summit Academy (0-6,No. 2 Imani Christian rolls over Riverview
The Riverview band sounded outstanding playing underneath the the steel structure that covers the bleachers at Wilkinsburg's Graham Field. The acoustics were perfect. The only
Shady Side shows off efficiency in rout of Apollo-Ridge
Many highly ranked teams don't like to show much of their offensive repertoire with key opponents coming up on the schedule. But Saturday afternoon, Shady
A-K Valley PIHL preview: Burrell setting sights on championship
Burrell felt confident it could compete in the PIHL when it rejoined the league in 2016 after nearly a decade away. How quickly it happened
Fourth-quarter interception helps Mars hold off Shaler
In a game dominated by lengthy, time-consuming drives, the key play led to a two-play, 4-yard scoring drive as Mars came back to defeat host
Five things we learned in Week 5 of H.S. football: Blowouts the norm
Quaker Valley accomplished a rare feat Friday, as did Indiana, West Allegheny and a half-dozen other WPIAL teams. They all celebrated close wins. Consider thereHigh school notebook: Franklin Regional volleyball digs helping cancer research
Thursday night's girls volleyball match at Franklin Regional will carry playoff implications in Section 1-AAA. But there will be more at stake. The Panthers will
Oakmont welcomes Meyer, Jackson, Pevarnik for WPIAL final
Gregor Meyer brings hope to the 36-player field competing in the WPIAL Class AAA boys golf championship Tuesday at Oakmont Country Club. And it's not
OLSH rolls past Laurel after slow start
Things didn't start the way Our Lady of Sacred Heart had hoped on homecoming Saturday against Laurel. One of Class A's top teams trailed 7-6
Trib HSSN goes on the record with Albert Gallatin’s Alex McMiller
The TribLive High School Sports Network recently asked more than 30 football players to answer questions, that ... well, weren't about X's and O's of
High school scores, summaries, schedules for Sept. 28, 2018
High schools Football Friday's results WPIAL Class 6A Norwin 42, Butler 0 Mt. Lebanon 37, Hempfield 6 North Allegheny 10, Seneca Valley 6 Pine-Richland 42,Baldwin edges Chartiers Valley in Allegheny 8 Conference game
Baldwin quarterback Mason Stahl is known for his ability to make plays through the air and on the ground. So it was no surprise with
Week 5’s top performers for passing, rushing, receiving
Top performers for Week 5 high school football in Western Pennsylvania. Passing 402, John Caldwell, Ligonier Valley (20 of 23) 304, Seth Cohen, Highlands (7
High school football roundup: Penn Hills cruises to win over Armstrong
The Penn Hills offense continued to roll on Friday night. Hollis Mathis threw for 179 yards and four touchdowns to lead No. 2 Penn Hills
