Tag: Central Valley
Central Valley and West Greene join Trib HSSN’s state girls basketball rankings
January 5, 2020
There were no changes at the top of the first Trib HSSN girls basketball state rankings of 2020.
Championship-caliber WPIAL girls basketball games highlight a busy Monday
Three years ago, Bishop Canevin and Chartiers-Houston won WPIAL girls basketball championships.
2010s TribLive HSSN All-Decade Football Team: Coaches
January 4, 2020
The WPIAL awarded 48 football titles during the past decade and most of them went to the same 10 coaches.
2010s TribLive HSSN All-Decade Football Team: Defense
January 3, 2020
When the NFL playoffs arrive this weekend, three WPIAL defensive stars from the past decade will be in uniform, a testament to the football talent Western Pennsylvania produces.
1st Trib 10 basketball power rankings of 2020 see Fox Chapel boys new No. 1
January 1, 2020
We ring in the New Year with the first Trib HSSN basketball power rankings of 2020.
Class 3A all-state football: Central Valley leads WPIAL teams with 4 honorees
December 27, 2019
WPIAL champion Central Valley, which returned to the PIAA finals for the first time in five years, was rewarded Friday with four all-state selections.
Section games and one-day events share the hoops stage Saturday
December 20, 2019
Dozens of WPIAL boys and girls basketball teams are playing in tournaments or one-day events on Saturday. Four teams, however, are ready for section games.
Top 5 teams go head-to-head in WPIAL boys basketball section action
December 19, 2019
For many district boys basketball teams, Friday will be the final section game played until 2020.
Butler, Chartiers Valley sit on top of first Trib 10 basketball power rankings
December 18, 2019
For the first time in the 2019-20 WPIAL basketball season, the Trib Live High School Sports Network presents the weekly Power Rankings.
Undefeated state champions, record-setting rusher among Trib 25 football all-stars
December 14, 2019
The WPIAL crowned six more champions this season, each with a unique story to tell. There was an undefeated state champion who celebrated win No. 16 in Hershey and a running back from Greene County who became the first to 3,000 yards.
