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Penn Hills’ Noah Barren competes against New Castle’s Isaiah Boice during PIAA 5A quarterfinal action on March 15, 2022 at UPMC Sports Performance Complex.
Penn Hills coach reflects on growth, chemistry that led team to PIAA quarterfinals
March 20, 2022
Penn Hills boys basketball didn’t have the most experience coming into this season. The Indians only had one returning starter — junior guard Daemar Kelly — who had a similar role on last year’s team.

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Penn Hills catcher Jordan Sullivan returns for his senior season.
Penn Hills baseball hoping strong finish carries over to 2022
Rodney Stubbs could see some of the progress from the strong ending to Penn Hills’ baseball team’s season last year carrying into 2022.

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Pitcher Gabriella Aughton returns after helping the Rams to their first playoff win in 25 years.
New coach set to lead Pine-Richland softball team
Sam Hartsberg has coached travel softball for close to a decade and always had an interest in coaching at the high school level. But first he wanted to watch his daughter, Leah, play at Pine-Richland.

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Jacob McGuire will be Pine-Richland’s No. 1 pitcher this season.
Pine-Richland baseball team remains young but expects to compete
A rash of injuries to a large senior class last year contributed to a rare playoff absence for the Pine-Richland baseball team.

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Riverside 400 frestyle relay of, from left, Alexander Roth, Ryan Turner, Sam Kline and Jo Roth finished first at the PIAA Class 2A swimming championships March 19, 2022, at Bucknell’s Kinney Natatorium.
WPIAL swimmers claim 6 more titles at PIAA Class 2A championships
March 19, 2022
LEWISBURG — WPIAL swimmers continued to roll Saturday evening on the second day of the PIAA Class 2A championships at Bucknell.

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Freeport’s Lexi Schrecongost was fifth in the 100-yard breaststroke at the PIAA Class 2A swimming championships Saturday at Bucknell’s Kinney Natatorium.
Schohn, Schrecongost cap careers with medal-winning performances at PIAA swimming
Seniors Sam Schohn from Plum and Lexi Schrecongost from Freeport capped their high school swimming careers Saturday with medal-winning performances at the PIAA Class 2A championships at Bucknell.

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Bethel Park’s Sandra Soltes smiles as she rounds the bases after hitting her second home run during the WPIAL Class 6A championship game against Canon-McMillan on Thursday, June 3, 2021, at California University.
2022 WPIAL Class 6A softball preseason breakdown
Last spring was a celebration as district athletes returned to the diamonds after the 2020 season was canceled because of covid-19 shutdowns.

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North Allegheny’s Cole Young celebrates with teammates after scoring against Butler during their WPIAL Class 6A semifinal on Tuesday, May 25, 2021, at Matulevic Field in Shaler.
2022 WPIAL Class 6A baseball preseason breakdown
Last spring was a celebration as district athletes returned to the diamonds after the 2020 season was canceled because of covid-19 shutdowns.

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Mt. Pleasant’s girls team finished second at the PIAA Class 2A swimming championships March 19, 2022, at Bucknell’s Kinney Natatorium.
Mt. Pleasant girls place 2nd at PIAA swimming championships
It was quite the two days for the Mt. Pleasant girls swim team at the PIAA Class 2A championships at Bucknell.

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High school scores, schedules for March 19, 2022
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Greensburg Salem boys, Norwin girls reach playoff rounds at state bowling finals
A pair of Westmoreland County bowling teams advanced to the playoff rounds at the state team tournament Saturday.

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Fox Chapel’s Jake DeMotte had 19 points in Saturday’s loss.
Fox Chapel falls to Archbishop Wood in PIAA semifinals
Fox Chapel’s run in the PIAA boys basketball playoffs fell just short of a trip to Hershey.

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A 1957 aerial view of Herr Stadium in the Parnassus section of New Kensington in the lower right corner. The site of the area’s first night football game in 1930, the arae will be repurposed as a community garden.
George Guido: Herr Stadium to become part of New Kensington community garden
One of the Alle-Kiski Valley’s historic athletic facilities, the place where the first local night football game was played, is turning into a community garden.

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Westmoreland notebook: Norwin’s Young added to East-West All-Star Game
Better late than not at all.

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OLSH’s Jake DiMichele had 39 points in Saturday’s victory.
OLSH overcomes 22-point deficit, beats Kennedy Catholic in PIAA Class 2A semifinals
The mantra in March is “survive and advance.”

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Optimistic Monessen softball team eager to improve on last season
Coming off a two-win season, with one of the victories via forfeit, the Monessen softball team isn’t entering its upcoming schedule with unrealistic expectations.

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Anna Cibik will be Leechburg’s starting pitcher this season.
New-look Leechburg softball still expects deep postseason run
For 30 years, it’s been lather, rinse, repeat for Leechburg softball.

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Aliquippa’s D.J. Walker (3) celebrates with Jayace Williams after defeating South Allegheny, 57-55, in their PIAA Class 3A state semifinal on Saturday, March 19, 2022, at Highlands High School.
PIAA semifinal win gives Aliquippa chance for rare football-basketball championship double
Aliquippa is headed to Hershey for the second time in three months, chasing after a rare football-basketball double state championship.

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Chartiers Valley’s Perri Page (11) competes against McKeesport during the PIAA Class 5A semifinals March 19, 2022, at Peters Township.
Chartiers Valley tops McKeesport, returns to PIAA girls basketball finals
Sometimes experience just matters and will conquer all, especially when it comes to the PIAA girls basketball playoffs.

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Monessen’s Kody Kuhns returns for the 2022 season.
Monessen baseball team hopes bump in numbers translates to success
Kody Kuhns and Jack Sacco are the only two seniors on the Monessen baseball team.

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