Tag: Bishop Canevin
What to watch for in WPIAL sports for Feb. 13, 2023: Trib HSSN to reveal basketball playoff brackets
February 12, 2023
The week begins with a bang with the WPIAL spotlight shining bright on basketball bracketology.
6 WPIAL football players earn 2022 Class A all-state honors
December 29, 2022
Six WPIAL Class A football players were awarded Pa. Football Writers all-state honors Thursday, including Union quarterback Braylon Thomas, who led the Scotties to their first WPIAL title since 1959 and trip to the PIAA championship game.
2022 WPIAL All-Conference Football: Fort Cherry freshman leads Black Hills awards
December 24, 2022
Fort Cherry’s Matt Sieg is only a freshman but conference coaches chose the dual-threat quarterback as the offensive MVP in the Black Hills this season.
WPIAL well represented on PVCA all-state girls volleyball teams
December 6, 2022
The Pennsylvania Volleyball Coaches Association recognized the top players from each of the four girls volleyball classifications Tuesday with the release of the all-state selections.
Trib HSSN 2022-23 WPIAL Class A girls basketball preseason breakdown
December 1, 2022
Bishop Canevin captured its fifth WPIAL championship in the past seven seasons last winter and will open this season as the favorite again.
WPIAL Class A final by the numbers: Union 26, Bishop Canevin 0
November 25, 2022
Union Area 26, Bishop Canevin 0
No. 10 Union shocks No. 1 Bishop Canevin to win 2nd WPIAL football championship
Union was the definition of an underdog.
How to watch Friday’s 2022 WPIAL Class football championships on Trib HSSN
November 24, 2022
Championship Friday has arrived at Acrisure Stadium, and the TribLIVE High School Sports Network has you covered.
2022 WPIAL A football championship breakdown: Bishop Canevin vs. Union
WPIAL Class A football championship
Union aims to prevent Bishop Canevin from defending WPIAL Class A title
November 23, 2022
A season ago, the Bishop Canevin Crusaders completed a turnaround from 1-9 in 2019 to WPIAL champions in Class A under then second-year coach Richard Johnson.
