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Frazier Claims First WPIAL Girls Class A Volleyball Gold
November 7, 2010
If you were passing through the town of Perryopolis, Pennsylvania Saturday afternoon and you were wondering where all the residents were, I can tell you that a very large number of them were in Murrysville supporting their Frazier Commodores girls volleyball team.Chicks Picks – Week 7 – 2010
October 14, 2010
Welcome to Week 7 of the high school football season. Chick's Picks wrapped up yet another week of near-perfect picking, correctly predicting 85% of last week's winners. She hopes that her recent streak of success, however, will not shed light on a sketchy time in her prognosticating past.WPIAL Plays of the Week – Week 5
October 5, 2010
The 2010 WPIAL football season hit the midway point with Week Five...For some teams its time to hit the gas hard, while for others, they just want to survive...Here are four teams that needed big scores to keep alive their winning streak...The plays were so clutch, you guessed it, they made Plays of the Week! Peters Township Indians 21 - Bethel Park Black Hawks 14CTK 2010 – MSA Sports Top 10: WPIAL Preseason Class A
September 1, 2010
With kickoff of the 2010 WPIAL football season a few days away, MSA Sports continues our 'Countdown to Kickoff 2010' with the WPIAL Preseason Top Ten rankings. The weekly rankings will be released each Monday during the regular season. Here is the Preseason Class A Top Ten. MSA SPORTS PRESEASON TOP TEN WPIAL CLASS A: 1) CLAIRTON BEARSCTK 2010 – WPIAL A BLACK HILLS Conference Preview
August 28, 2010
Over the last 35 years, the WPIAL Class A football scene has been dominated by two conferences, the Big 7 and the Eastern Conference. From 1975 through 2006, the districts champion came from one of those two conferences. However the tide has turned over the last three years as the Black Hills Conference has laid the claim to being home of the WPIAL Class A champs.CTK 2010 – 2009 WPIAL Class A Football Flashback
August 4, 2010
The beat continued in Class A last year as powers Clairton and Rochester met at Heinz Field for the third time in the last six years. After a hectic finish decided on a missed two-point conversion, the Bears edged the Rams 14-13 and celebrated back-to-back WPIAL crowns and their third district title in the past four year.
