Tag: Bishop Canevin
Trib HSSN’s 2023 Baseball Player and Coach of the Year for each classification
June 25, 2023
This spring, those sitting at head of the baseball class had a chance to see a lot of unexpected title runs and in one case, perfection.
Final Trib HSSN state baseball rankings for June 20, 2023
June 20, 2023
The 2023 high school baseball season is in the books six new state champions have been crowned.
What to watch for in WPIAL sports for June 5, 2023: PIAA baseball, softball playoffs commence
June 4, 2023
The WPIAL and the other 11 district baseball and softball playoffs are in the books.
PIAA announces sites, times for 1st round of state baseball playoffs
June 2, 2023
The six WPIAL baseball champions will start the state tournament close to home, but nobody will be closer than Riverside.
Trib 10: WPIAL baseball, softball champions rise in weekly power rankings
Perfection not only brings the gold, it brings a room with a powerful view as we present the district championship edition of the Trib 10.
Trib HSSN state baseball rankings for June 2, 2023
The late, great David Bowie once crooned about “changes,” which we have plenty of on the latest edition of the Trib HSSN baseball rankings before the start of the PIAA baseball playoffs.
Behind ace Tyler Maddix, Bishop Canevin secures 3rd WPIAL baseball championship
May 31, 2023
Bishop Canevin’s Tyler Maddix struck out more than 100 batters this season and proved hard to hit on the WPIAL’s biggest stage Wednesday afternoon.
2023 WPIAL Class A baseball championship preview: California vs. Bishop Canevin
May 30, 2023
WPIAL Class A baseball championship
Bishop Canevin baseball wins defensive playoff battle over Leechburg
May 22, 2023
Bishop Canevin and Leechburg, two high-scoring Class A baseball teams, found the runs hard to come by Monday in their WPIAL quarterfinals game at Highlands, but No. 6 Canevin managed to score more.
What to watch for in WPIAL sports for May 22, 2023: Baseball enters quarterfinals
May 21, 2023
Welcome to quarterfinals Monday in the WPIAL baseball playoffs, when 24 games will be played to whittle each classification from eight to four teams.
