Tag: Canon-McMillan
What to watch for in WPIAL sports for Sept. 4, 2024: North Allegheny, North Hills meet in girls soccer
September 4, 2024
Class 4A section play begins in WPIAL girls soccer Wednesday.
Trib HSSN don’t-miss high school football matchups for 2024 Week Zero
August 22, 2024
Welcome to the kickoff of the 2024 WPIAL football season — the eighth time we begin a district football season with Week Zero.
WPIAL Class 6A preview: North Allegheny looks for 3-peat in beefed-up class
August 18, 2024
For the first time since expansion to six classifications eight years ago, the number of teams playing in the highest class has actually gone up.
‘Queens of the ‘Burgh’ volleyball tournament grows in popularity in 2nd year
August 17, 2024
The Sharks dominated at the second annual Queens of the ‘Burgh girls volleyball tournament.
2024 HSSN football position-by-position breakdown: Scouting the tight ends
August 16, 2024
TribLive HSSN will break down the top players at one position per day until Week Zero. Here is a look at the top tight ends for the 2024 season.
Canon-McMillan looks to regroup, not rebuild in Class 6A
August 6, 2024
The current senior class at Canon-McMillan has an overall football record of 15-18 in the last three seasons.
North Allegheny continues domination of Class 6A Trib Cup competition
July 9, 2024
The streak continues for North Allegheny as the Tigers have captured their 21st Sports Cup in the highest classification in the 21 years of the competition’s existence.
3 prominent WPIAL wrestling schools looking for new coaches
June 7, 2024
Three prominent wrestling schools are looking for new coaches.
Plum, 29 student-athletes, 2 coaches honored with Positive Athlete Western Pa. Awards
June 6, 2024
Plum athletic director Drew Karpen was not surprised with the number of student-athlete nominations for the Positive Athlete Western Pennsylvania Awards.
Top 20 in 20 years: Memorable WPIAL baseball finals have been staged at Wild Things Park
May 27, 2024
Whether it was called Falconi Field, Consol Energy Park or now Wild Things Park, the home for the Washington Wild Things independent baseball team for more than two decades has now hosted 20 years of WPIAL baseball championship games.
