Tag: Franklin Regional
High school wrestling rankings for week of Feb. 5, 2018
February 6, 2018
Here's a look at the Tribune-Review's team and individual wrestling rankings for the week of Feb. 5, 2018: Team rankings Class AAA School, Rec., Pvs.High school roundup for Feb. 5: Fox Chapel girls upset no. 5 Latrobe
February 5, 2018
Megan Friday hit two free throws with 2.2 seconds left in double overtime to lift Fox Chapel to a 60-58 upset victory over host Latrobe
Franklin Regional spirit team celebrates PIAA performance
Second-year Franklin Regional competitive cheer coordinator Olivia Heidenfelder is all about making an impression — literally. Being athletic and knowing the routines are one thing,
Franklin Regional diver Fishell exceeds expectations
Franklin Regional junior Mason Fishell spent so much time on the diving board, his parents encouraged him to join the Panthers' diving team. Some years
WPIAL girls basketball playoff clinchings through Feb. 5
The WPIAL girls basketball regular season has less than one week left and eventually, at least 76 teams will clinch a berth in the districtFranklin Regional hockey scores late to take down Hempfield
Franklin Regional was in desperate need of a victory, having lost three of its past four hockey games, and the Panthers already were in a
Signing day looms: Where will some of Westmoreland’s best end up?
The start of the NCAA's regular signing period looms Wednesday and a few of Westmoreland County's top football players still are pondering where they want
WPIAL girls basketball standings through Feb. 4
February 4, 2018
WPIAL high school girls basketball standings through Feb. 4, 2018: Girls Class 6A Section 1 Team, section record, overall record North Allegheny*, 9-0, 19-0 Seneca
WPIAL boys basketball standings through Feb. 4
WPIAL high school boys basketball standings through Feb. 4, 2018: Boys Class 6A Section 1 Team, section record, overall recor Central Catholic*, 9-2, 11-7 Butler*,Franklin Regional boys basketball shows mettle, holds off Jeannette
As Jeannette started to chip away at his team's double-digit lead in the second half, Franklin Regional coach Steve Scorpion didn't do the conventional, knee-jerk
