Tag: Allderdice
WPIAL boys tennis teams capture section championships
April 26, 2019
With section play complete, the field is set for the 2019 WPIAL boys team tennis playoffs, starting in early May. There will be a 16-team playoff field in both the Class AAA and AA team tournaments.
Defending champion Shymansky leads field of WPIAL tennis singles finalists
April 15, 2019
Robby Shymansky has an opportunity to double his WPIAL singles success.
Allderdice selects former Central Catholic assistant Devin Crummie as boys basketball coach
April 10, 2019
Devin Crummie, a longtime assistant boys basketball coach at Central Catholic, is headed to Allderdice.
3 high-scoring juniors join senior-heavy Trib 10 boys basketball all-stars
April 6, 2019
Western Pennsylvania had no shortage of standout scorers this season.
Valinsky resigns at Allderdice, hopes for boys basketball coaching job with WPIAL program
March 14, 2019
Buddy Valinsky is no longer in charge of the Dragons, but the coaching fire within is still burning bright.
Mt. Lebanon uses hold-the-ball strategy to defeat Allderdice in PIAA 2nd round
March 13, 2019
Mt. Lebanon had a one-point lead in the fourth quarter, so the Blue Devils did what they do best.
5 things to watch in PIAA boys basketball: WPIAL, City League clash
March 12, 2019
The WPIAL and City League champions will meet head-to-head Wednesday for the fourth year in a row in the PIAA boys basketball playoffs.
WPIAL, City League champions will clash at Canon-McMillan
March 10, 2019
WPIAL champion Mt. Lebanon and City League champion Allderdice will meet Wednesday night at Canon-McMillan in the second round of the PIAA Class 6A boys basketball playoffs.
City League champion Allderdice defeats Canon-McMillan in overtime
March 9, 2019
Canon-McMillan chose to chase Allderdice’s guards around the court, so the Dragons turned instead to their 6-foot-7 center with a scorer’s touch.
5 things to watch in the PIAA boys basketball playoffs
March 7, 2019
Coach Dan DeRose and his Penn Hills boys basketball players are leaving at 10 a.m. Friday for a four-hour bus ride to Hershey, the site picked for their state playoff opener.
