Tag: Fox Chapel
Scholastic Notebook – 04/08/2012
April 8, 2012
It is most certainly one of the oddest sports combinations you will see in the WPIAL. You’ll be scratching your head trying to figure out how many times you have seen a championships golfer who also is one of the best shot putters and discus throwers in the district. As odd as it sounds, Katerina Luttner is living out the combination at Fox Chapel High School. She won the WPIAL girls golf championship in 2010 and was the runner-up in 2011. She also has been a medalist at the PIAA level and has a golf scholarship to the University of Mississippi. But in the spring, she throws the discus and shot put for Fox Chapel. This spring, Luttner is the No. 1 discus thrower in the entire WPIAL with a mark of 111 feet, 8 inches. She also has the fourth-best shot put at 34-10.MSA Sports Top Ten – Boys Volleyball – 04/05/2012
April 5, 2012
Each week during the regular season, MSA Sports will rank the top ten boys volleyball teams in the WPIAL in both classifications every Wednesday at www.MSAsports.net Log on every day for updated standings and match broadcasts on your exclusive home for the 2012 WPIAL Boys Volleyball Playoffs, the MSA Sports Network at MSAsports.netSection record in parenthesis.WPIAL CLASS AAA TOP TEN:1) NORTH ALLEGHENY TIGERS (3-0) 2) SENECA VALLEY RAIDERS (2-0) 3) NORWIN KNIGHTS (2-0)4) BUTLER GOLDEN TORNADO (3-1)5) UPPER ST. CLAIR PANTHERS (4-0)6) FOX CHAPEL FOXES (1-1)7) LATROBE WILDCATS (1-1)8) BETHEL PARK BLACK HAWKS (2-1)PIHL High School Hockey Notebook – 02/06/2012
February 6, 2012
Welcome to another edition of “PIHL Notebook,” your weekly companion to “The PIHL Power Play” on the MSA Sports Network.National Letter of Intent Day: Division I-A Signings From WPIAL Class of 2012
February 1, 2012
32 WPIAL players put signature to paper and faxed their futures plans to their respective schools on National Letter of Intent Day on Wednesday. Here is a rundown of the players and the Division I-A FBS schools they are now officially headed to.Scholastic Notebook – 12/31/2011
December 31, 2011
Anthony who? When Anthony Dallier decided not to return for his senior year at North Allegheny, many wondered what would happen to the North Allegheny basketball team. Dallier was a 6-foot-6 senior guard-forward who was considered one of the top players in the WPIAL for the class of 2012.PIHL High School Hockey Notebook – 12/26/2011
December 26, 2011
Welcome to another edition of “PIHL Notebook,” your weekly companion to “The PIHL Power Play” on the MSA Sports Network. This week, Norwin, West Allegheny, Knoch and Baldwin are among the teams “Melting the Ice” while the “Scoreboard Watch” includes X. And is Penn-Trafford a favorite or a dark horse to bring home the gold medal this March?PIHL High School Hockey Notebook – 12/19/2011
December 19, 2011
Welcome to another edition of “PIHL Notebook,” your weekly companion to “The PIHL Power Play” on the MSA Sports Network. This week, Fox Chapel, Erie Cathedral Prep, Kittanning and Morgantown are among the teams “Melting the Ice” while the “Scoreboard Watch” includes plenty of overtime action. And why is Quigley’s offense so good?WPIAL Boys Soccer and Girls Volleyball Recaps
October 28, 2011
While the WPIAL girls volleyball playoffs were rounding out round one, the boys on the pitch were into Quarterfinals action on a rainy and chilly Thursday evening. Here are recaps from those matches heard here on the MSA Sports Network.Thanks to Dan Zangrilli, Greg Kuntz, Adam Hoerner, Mike Azadian, Josh Rowntree and Randy Gore for their help on these recaps.2011 WPIAL BOYS SOCCER PLAYOFFS – 10/26
October 26, 2011
The top two seeds in each of the three classifications have now passed two tests as they head to the Final Four. Defending champions Peters Township, Hampton and Seton-LaSalle are also still alive through two rounds.West A’s Garrett Browning Wins PIAA Boys Golf Championship
October 25, 2011
Four WPIAL boys golfers finished 1-2-3 and 4 after the final round of the 2011 PIAA Individual Golf Championships at Heritage Hills Golf Club on Tuesday, but it was Garrett Browning of West Allegheny who was the golden boy...again.
