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Connellsville/Penn Hills hearing with WPIAL among Monday’s 3 things to watch in high school sports
September 24, 2018
The WPIAL board will meet Monday with Connellsville and Penn Hills administrators in a hearing to investigate allegations of racial slurs at a soccer game.
Kevin Stevens to speak to WPIAL players at summit on dangers of addiction
Former Pittsburgh Penguins player Kevin Stevens will be the featured speaker at a leadership summit for WPIAL athletes, coaches, athletic directors and principals that will
A-K Valley lookahead for week of Sept. 24, 2018
September 23, 2018
Monday Girls soccer Freeport hosts Deer Lakes in a matchup between the team that won the last two Section 2-AA titles (Freeport) and the oneHempfield swimmer Gavin Mayo commits to UNC
Hempfield announced Sunday night that senior swimmer Gavin Mayo has given a verbal commitment to continue his career at North Carolina. Mayo also had offers
Broadcasts scheduled for this week on TribLive High School Sports Network for September
We hit the midway point of the nine-week high school football regular season as we hope for drier autumn football on the final weekend of
Penn Hills’ Hollis Mathis named Trib HSSN Football Player of the Week
On a Week 4 Friday night where words like rushing, passing, kicking and touchdown were replaced by downpour, lightning, delays and suspended, Mother Nature was
High school schedules for Sept. 24, 2018
High schools Soccer Boys Monday's schedule WPIAL Class A Section 2 Geibel at St. Joseph, 4 p.m. Nonsection Armstrong at West Shamokin, 6:30 p.m.; Charleroi
Armstrong girls volleyball navigating new section, opponents after dropping down to Class AAA
It always seems to take longer travelling to a destination than it does returning. There's 27 miles of road that separate Armstrong High School from
Leechburg volleyball standing tall despite graduation losses
When Leechburg's gymnasium was getting a makeover this summer, Blue Devils girls volleyball coach Eve Hebrank was doing a little andquot;redecoratingandquot; of her own. That's
Hempfield girls tennis focuses on finishing strong
Hempfield girls tennis coach Jerry Way has a theory when it comes to high school tennis. If you have two strong doubles teams that can
WPIAL volleyball rankings for week of Sept. 24, 2018
Here's a look at this week's WPIAL volleyball rankings: Class AAAA Rank, Team, Record, Previous 1. North Allegheny, 7-0, 1 2. Baldwin, 6-0, 3 3.Westmoreland lookahead for week of Sept. 24, 2018
Monday Girls soccer The matchup many local soccer fans have been waiting for since last year's WPIAL Class AAAA championship finally is here. No. 2
TribHSSN PIAA football rankings: Only four ranked teams lose in Week 4
Foul weather in Western Pennsylvania did not affect the elite teams, in fact of the 30 ranked teams, only four lost in Week 4. Penn
Mohawk rides defense to win over Western Beaver
September 22, 2018
For most of a chilly afternoon that made it truly feel like autumn football, the Mohawk defense bent but did not break. Coming up big
McKeesport’s passing fancy produces 54-0 win over Plum
McKeesport's flexbone option offense provides enough matchup problems for opposing defenses, but the Tigers threw in another dangerous wrinkle against Plum: a proficient passing attack.
Alle-Kiski Valley high school notebook: Rain can’t stop offenses
Friday's heavy storms might have caused earlier start times and lengthy delays across the WPIAL's football schedule, but it didn't seem to have an impact
High school scores, summaries, schedules for Sept. 22, 2018
High schools Cross country Boys Saturday's results PIAA Foundation Meet Class AAA Team: 1. North Allegheny, 78; 2. Seneca Valley, 81; 3. Mt. Lebanon, 156;
High school roundup for Sept. 22, 2018: Blackhawk shuts out Montour
In a Class 4A football game resumed from Friday night, Kenneth Gawley ran for 112 yards and two touchdowns to lead Blackhawk to a 28-0
WPIAL football rankings for week of Sept. 23, 2018
WPIAL football Class 6A 1. Pine-Richland 4-1 1 2. North Allegheny 5-0 2 3. Central Catholic 4-1 3 4. Seneca Valley 4-1 4 5. Mt.
