Shady Side Academy’s Chuck DiNardo excited about new alignment
January 21, 2018
The WPIAL board of directors met Monday to approve conference alignments for fall sports. In football, Fox Chapel will be in Conference 3-5A with Armstrong,
Westmoreland high school week ahead: Week of Jan. 22, 2018
MONDAY Girls basketball Tasked with having to rally from a slow start, Greensburg Central Catholic (7-6, 6-2 Section 3-2A) has answered the call. The Centurions
It wasn't quite like Christmas morning, but it wasn't far off when Gateway junior Bella Giunta darted into girls volleyball coach Phil Randolph's classroom between
Aquinas Academy girls basketball excels in first season in WPIAL
Over the past five years, the Aquinas Academy girls basketball team has carved out its place as the premier program in the Southwestern Christian Athletic
There are four seniors on the Baldwin competitive cheerleading team. All four are captains. Kaitlyn Joyce, Sarah Dempsey and Leila Crawford are co-captains of the
High school scores, summaries, schedules for Jan. 20, 2018
High schools Basketball Boys Saturday's results North Allegheny Invitational Baldwin 62, North Allegheny 51 Central Valley 59, Hampton 49 Pine-Richland 77, Erie 52 WPIAL Class
Shaler wins PIAA spirit title The Shaler competitive spirit team had plenty to cheer about Saturday afternoon. The Titans won the PIAA small squad title
Strong showing at Allegheny County tourney for Fox Chapel wrestler Cutchember
For Fox Chapel sophomore Donovan Cutchember, the Allegheny County Wrestling Tournament did not end how he planned, with a win in the finals. But Cutchember
A-K Valley high school notebook: Fox Chapel field hockey player Abby Pitcairn to play in Germany
Fox Chapel senior Abby Pitcairn already has plenty of international field hockey experience, and she'll take it to the highest level next month. Pitcairn will
Leechburg boys hand Jeannette its 1st section loss
When Leechburg standout Christian Hack is being guarded closely, Blue Devils coach Corey Smith urges John Miskinis to pick up the slack. That's what happened