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High school scores, summaries, schedules for Jan. 19, 2018
January 20, 2018
High schools Basketball Boys Friday's results WPIAL Class 6A Section 1 Central Catholic 55, Seneca Valley 47 North Allegheny 64, Shaler 52 North Hills 82,High school roundup for Jan. 19: North Hills boys upset No. 4 Butler
January 19, 2018
Kam Taylor scored 35 points, including 19 in third quarter as North Hills upset No. 4 Butler, 82-55, in a Section 1-6A boys basketball gameFox Chapel’s Cutchember reaches semifinals at county tournament
Fox Chapel sophomore Donovan Cutchember was the lone A-K Valley wrestler to advance to the semifinals of the Allegheny County Wrestling Tournament on Friday. Cutchember
PIAA-bound Baldwin spirit team keeps improving
Baldwin's competitive cheerleading squad has evolved into an annual PIAA qualifier. The Highlanders qualified this year thanks to a terrific team effort at the recent
Scoring depth key for Thomas Jefferson girls
Thomas Jefferson's girls basketball team has been highly productive on the offensive end of the court this season. That prowess led to a 13-2 overall
Allderdice boys win City League showdown over Westinghouse
City League boys basketball bragging rights were on the line when undefeated teams Allderdice and Westinghouse faced off Friday night. Allderdice reminded Westinghouse why the
Derry to be shorthanded for section tournament
Derry wrestling coach Mike Weinell feels his second-ranked Trojans can compete with anyone in Class AA when healthy. But when the team tournament begins Wednesday,
Southmoreland’s Konek to miss ‘minimal time’ after knee injury
Southmoreland girls basketball coach Brian Pritts said standout junior Cali Konek will miss andquot;minimal timeandquot; with a sprained MCL in her right knee. She will
Day 2 of Allegheny County tournament part of 3 things to watch Saturday in WPIAL athletics
The final of the four county wrestling tournaments around the WPIAL concludes Saturday with Day 2 of the Allegheny County Wrestling Tournament from Fox Chapel
North Hills swimming will be represented well at WPIAL championships
Teams are halfway through the swimming season, and one thing is for sure: North Hills will have plenty of representatives at the WPIAL championships. BothNorth Journal high school sports roundup: North Allegheny wrestling on to section championships
North Allegheny won't have to worry about wrestling its way into the WPIAL Class AAA playoffs. The young Tigers beat Shaler, 42-31, in a subsection
Senior pair helps Thomas Jefferson wrestling advance to section tournament
They have been a staple for the Thomas Jefferson wrestling program for the last three years. Senior grapplers Kellen Lynch and James Mulenga were recognized
Harlan on recruiting: Toledo coaches impressed by WPIAL athletes
Within a six-minute span early this week, Woodland Hills junior Mike Coleman and Gateway teammates Courtney Jackson and Jeremiah Josephs announced scholarship offers from Toledo
Mars’ Michael Carmody making a name for himself in football, basketball
Michael Carmody is known as Robby's little brother, but the Mars sophomore is anything but little. And football coaches have noticed. Carmody, who's 6-foot-6 and
Westmoreland County basketball notebook: Jeannette’s Dymond shines bright
Dymond Crawford grew up watching Ciara Gregory launch 3-pointers and light up the scoreboard at Jeannette. andquot;I thought it would be pretty cool if that
Ligonier Valley tandem Paola, Marinchak out for redemption
Every day he walks into the gymnasium at Ligonier Valley, Michael Marinchak stares at a blank banner with hope. Marinchak, only a sophomore but already
Southmoreland hires new football coach
Southmoreland has a new football coach. The district on Thursday night hired Dave Keefer to replace Mark Adams, who resigned after five seasons. Keefer, not
Konek injured as Southmoreland girls fall to No. 4 Keystone Oaks
Southmoreland showed it's more than just Cali Konek — at least for a quarter and a half. Konek injured her knee just 16 seconds into
Is boys’ Section 3-6A shaping up for another tight finish?
Boys basketball Section 3-6A could get interesting again as it winds into the second round of games. But can it top last year's logjam at
