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Five things we learned from Week 6 of WPIAL football season
October 7, 2017
There's a new WPIAL favorite in Class 5A, again. Penn-Trafford becomes the third team this season to hold the No. 1 spot in a WPIALVIDEO: Upper St. Clair squeaks past No. 1 West Allegheny 21-20 in OT
Upper St. Clair upset No. 1 West Allegheny in dramatic fashion on Friday thanks to an interception by senior Tom Kyle during a 2-point conversion
WPIAL Week Six Saturday Football Scores 2017
Two host teams that regularly play on Saturday afternoon were joined in Week Six by two Homecoming specials and a trip south that was a late addition to the schedule, making for a busy Saturday slate. Four conference games, all of which carried some sort of playoff implication along with Serra Catholic’s non-conference trip to […]
Young Chartiers Valley hockey players adjust to varsity level
In his first season as Chartiers Valley's hockey coach, Paul Bonetti took a veteran team that wasn't accustomed to winning and led it to theStruggling Carlynton football team works toward improvement
It has been an uphill battle for the Carlynton football team through a 0-4 start to the season. While the results don't show it, thereVideo: Ligonier Valley wins one for Nick
Three days after the death of classmate and former teammate Nick Neiderhiser, members of the Ligonier Valley football team played in his memory and earnedNorth Hills hockey to relay on defense early on
In a matter of minutes, the North Hills hockey team experienced the highs and lows of playoff hockey in their 6-5 first-round loss to Shaler
North Allegheny’s new forwards using extra time to adjust to varsity play
This is as good of a year as any for the North Allegheny hockey team to break in new forwards. All of the Tigers' experiencedVideo: Penn-Trafford defeats Franklin Regional
The Penn-Trafford football team earned a 20-13 victory over Franklin Regional in a WPIAL Class 5A Big East Conference football game Friday night. With the
WPIAL Week 6 Regional High School Football Roundup
TribLive's sports writers have you covered from Friday's Week 6 regional high school football action.Week 6’s top performers in passing, rushing, receiving
Top performers for Week 6 high school football in Western Pennsylvania. Passing 471 — Braeden Burchfield, Altoona (23 of 33) 316 — Justin Sliwoski, HempfieldVideo: Freeport’s Conor Selinger discusses Yellowjackets’ win over Apollo-Ridge
Freeport's Conor Selinger talks about the Yellowjackets' 49-7 win over Apollo-Ridge, setting the stage for next week's showdown with Seton LaSalle.Aliquippa shuts out Clairton in penalty-riddled game
It wasn't pretty, but a win is another win for Aliquippa. The Class 3A No. 1-ranked Quips defended their home turf at the Pit with
Penn Hills basketball team kicks off Coaching Boys into Men program
High school sports aren't always about success on the field or court. They're also about developing athletes as individuals. The Penn Hills athletic department is
Upper St. Clair upsets No. 1 West Allegheny in OT after failed 2-point conversion
Your luck finally ran out, Upper St. Clair's Jim Render told West Allegheny's Bob Palko with a lighthearted chuckle, as the two coaches embraced. Palko
Week 6 high school football fan photo gallery
Tribune-Review photographers chronicle scenes around Western Pennsylvania for Week 6 of high school football.McKeesport runs past Kiski Area in Big East Conference
On many occasions during Kiski Area's 48-14 loss to No. 4 McKeesport, the Cavaliers were in the right place at the right time. Oftentimes, the
Highlands’ upset bid falls short against Montour
Highlands had plenty on the line going into Friday night's game against No. 4-ranked Montour. Coming off of last week's nonconference win over Albert Gallatin,Morris leads Fox Chapel ground game in win vs. Hampton
Last week was quarterback Nick Gizzo's turn to shine for Fox Chapel. This week belonged to Micah Morris. Morris, the 6-foot-2, 230 pound senior runningWest Greene stymies Leechburg early, cruises to victory
October 6, 2017
Leechburg mustered only 142 yards of total offense, 102 coming in the second half, as the Blue Devils dropped a 47-14 decision against West Greene
