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WPIAL high school football don’t-miss matchups for Week 5
September 27, 2018
Here are some of the top matchups for Week 5 of Western Pennsylvania high school football: Class 6A No. 4 Seneca Valley (4-1, 3-1) at
Central Catholic, Pine-Richland renew rivalry with first-year starters at quarterback
Eric Kasperowicz has a simple message for his sophomore quarterback: Don't worry about being Phil Jurkovec. andquot;We talked about it at the beginning of the
Home-course advantage helps propel Latrobe’s Pevarnik, Franklin Regional’s Jackson into WPIAL finals showdown
Some associated with Hannastown Golf Club like to use the hashtag #HannyStrong on Twitter when they give shoutouts to fellow members that are doing well.
5 things to watch in Week 5 of high school football: 16 teams unbeaten at midway point
Sixteen teams remain undefeated as the WPIAL football regular season reaches the midway point. Some perfect starts aren't terribly surprising, such as Gateway's, Aliquippa's and
Alle-Kiski Valley high school football notebook: Schedules getting easier
As the second half of the season begins Friday at Freedom, Valley harbors WPIAL playoff hopes even with a 1-4 record. And should the Vikings
Westmoreland high school football notebook: Jeannette relying on dominant defensive effort
Jeannette has put up more than 55 points in back-to-back weeks and is second in WPIAL Class A in scoring (42.2 ppg), behind Our Lady
Trib HSSN goes on the record with OLSH’s Austin Wigley
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
Burrell’s Hubbard finishes 8th at WPIAL Class AA boys golf championship
Tiger Hubbard was hoping to pull out a victory at the WPIAL Class AA boys golf championships at Allegheny Country Club. That didn't happen, as
Riverside’s Fox claims third WPIAL Class AA boys golf title
Skyler Fox didn't make it easy on himself at the WPIAL Class AA boys golf championship on Thursday. But the Riverside junior is confident in
Chick’s Picks plays no favorites when choosing winners for Week 5
Welcome to Week 5 of the high school football season. Since Chick's Picks was recently engaged, she is learning more and more about what a
Don Rebel: Tough to see struggles for tradition-rich City League
First it was Allegheny High School, then South High School, then Langley and Oliver, followed by Schenley and Peabody. One by one, the Pittsburgh City
Connellsville, Penn Hills soccer, volleyball contests rescheduled
Both the Penn Hills and Connellsville athletic departments are moving on after a public dispute over alleged racial remarks made toward several Penn Hills players
3 things to watch in high school sports: Carrick hosts homecoming
There will be a homecoming game for Carrick high school on Thursday; it just won't be football. It will be during a girls soccer game.
High school roundup for Sept. 26, 2018: Pine-Richland girls blank No. 4 North Allegheny
Pine-Richland has proven to be one of the hottest teams over past two weeks. On Wednesday, the Rams won their sixth game in a row
High school scores, schedules for Sept. 26, 2018
September 26, 2018
High schools Field hockey Wednesday's results WPIAL Division I Mt. Lebanon 1, Pine-Richland 1 (OT) Peters Township 6, Allderdice 0 Upper St. Clair 3, Penn-Trafford
Tee times moved back at WPIAL semifinal tournament
Tee times were moved back to noon Thursday for the WPIAL Class AAA boys individual golf semifinal tournament at Hannastown Golf Club near Greensburg. SteadyA-K Valley high school roundup: Freeport girls soccer edges Highlands
The Freeport and Highlands girls soccer rivalry produced another thriller. Abby Bastaja scored in overtime, giving Freeport a 2-1 victory in a Class 2-AA game
5 things to watch at Thursday’s WPIAL Class 2A boys golf championships
The WPIAL Class AA boys golf championships will be held Thursday at Allegheny Country Club, near Sewickley. The event begins at 8:30 a.m. The top
Westmoreland County football players to watch for Week 5
Cullen Shawley Derry, sr., C/DT The 6-foot-1, 250-pound senior has started every game at center since his freshman season. He anchors Derry's offensive line, which
