Sports
Guido: Memories remain for Ford City’s Red Mihalik gym
November 7, 2017
Crews began demolition last week of one of the Alle-Kiski Valley's most recognizable high schools. Ford City, including the historic Red Mihalik gym, a place
Penn-Trafford to rely on recent playoff experience in matchup with USC
Experience, Penn-Trafford coach John Ruane said, is the best trait a football team can have at the high school level. Ruane would know. He has
High school notebook: Westmoreland County athletes to sign with Division I schools
The NCAA early signing period begins Wednesday for all sports other than football, soccer and men's water polo. A number of area athletes plan to
WPIAL Alum Q&A – Zoe Pawlak
November 6, 2017
Although Freeport came up short of capturing its third-consecutive girls’ volleyball title last week, the Yellowjackets have been a powerhouse program for the past decade. While the team has featured several elite competitors over the years, perhaps nobody had a great impact than Zoe Pawlak. Pawlak, who now plays at Loyola University, is this week’s […]
Franklin Regional girls soccer breaks playoff win drought in resilient season
It took less than one match for injuries to plague the Franklin Regional girls soccer team this season. Just minutes into the first game, junior
Franklin Regional boys soccer ‘set the bar’ in playoff run
When the Franklin Regional boys soccer season came to an end with a 3-2 shootout loss to Canon-McMillan in the WPIAL Class AAAA quarterfinals Oct.Plum players gain experience during fall baseball season
Plum was a win short of defending its Western Pennsylvania Fall Baseball League title, losing 3-2 to Central Catholic in the championship. But outside ofPlum volleyball turns focus to future
When the season began, Plum girls volleyball had several goals set, including improving its standing within Section 4-AAAA and making a return trip to the
PIAA girls volleyball preview capsule: Freeport vs. Bald Eagle
volleyball playoffs preview capsule Class AA PIAA 1st round Freeport (21-3) vs. Bald Eagle (19-0) 5 p.m. Tuesday, Penn-Cambria Winner plays: Corry or Avonworth Service
Freeport girls ready to rebound in PIAA tournament
Freeport girls volleyball coach Tom Phillips has been on the losing side in the WPIAL finals before, so while Saturday's 3-2 loss to Beaver in
Seton LaSalle’s Deanes joins 5,000-yard club in win over Freeport
Answer: Quick, strong, fast, elusive, durable, hard-working, humble. Question: What are some terms that describe Seton LaSalle's staunch running back Lionel Deanes. The 5-foot-7, 185-pound
This Week on the TribLive High School Sports Network – 11/06/2017
We continue the postseason ride on The Highway to Heinz and The Road to RMU while we begin our high school winter sports action and hit the state playoffs in two other high school fall sports this week here on the new TribLive High School Sports Network. We continue our exclusive coverage of the 2017 […]
Thomas Jefferson volleyball qualifies for PIAA tournament
It was perhaps the biggest victory of the WPIAL season for the Thomas Jefferson girls volleyball team. Considering the circumstances, it may have been the
Alle-Kiski Valley PIAA boys soccer capsule
Class A First round Springdale (15-5-1) vs. Windber (14-5-1) 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Somerset Winner plays: Winner of Brockway vs. Seton LaSalle on Saturday Free kicks:
Section 2 offers tough test for Baldwin girls soccer
Baldwin's girls soccer team won three of its first four nonsection games, and compiled a 5-3 record in nonsection action this season. But the Highlanders
Ligonier Valley prepares for different Cambria Heights team
The Ligonier Valley football team has walked off the field disappointed only one time over the past two seasons — at the PIAA Class 2A
Westmoreland PIAA girls soccer 1st-round playoff capules
Class 4A First round Penn-Trafford (17-3-1) vs. North Allegheny (13-7) 6 p.m. Tuesday at Fox Chapel Winner plays: Winner of Norwin (17-2-1) vs. State College
WPIAL confident North Allegheny, Pine-Richland will put issues aside for playoff matchup
The WPIAL is confident North Allegheny and Pine-Richland can put their recent issues aside and play football Friday without incident, executive director Tim O'Malley said.
