Tag: Franklin Regional
Franklin Regional boys coach rips team despite win against Greensburg Salem
January 17, 2018
Maybe it's the next game looming against No. 2 Moon or the one after that in a rematch at second-place Highlands. Whatever it is, Franklin
Wrestling notebook: Section tournament berths up for grabs Wednesday
January 16, 2018
There is a lot on the line Wednesday for the final wrestling section matches in the WPIAL. Section titles and section team tournament berths areFranklin Regional swimming and diving team members eye additional qualifying performances
The Franklin Regional swimming and diving teams always are well represented at the WPIAL championships at Pitt's Trees Pool. That is expected to be the
Franklin Regional hockey hopes loss will serve as wake-up call
January 15, 2018
When Franklin Regional headed into the holiday break atop the standings in the Class AA South/East Division, coach Brian Kurtz said his Panthers had beenWestmoreland high school week ahead: Week of Jan. 15, 2018
Highlights of the week ahead in Westmoreland high school sports: MONDAY Girls basketball After absorbing its first section loss, Belle Vernon (8-4, 5-1) hits the
Westmoreland basketball notebook: Kallock among Greensburg Salem’s all-time scorers
January 12, 2018
Greensburg Salem junior combo-guard Megan Kallock is on her way to chasing some of the big names on the program's scoring list. Only a junior,
Westmoreland athletes of the week: Franklin Regional’s Colton Camacho, Norwin’s Olivia Gribble
January 10, 2018
Colton Camacho School: Franklin Regional Sport: Wrestling Class: Junior Claim to fame: Camacho (19-2) earned his third Westmoreland County Coaches Association championship, winning the 132-pound
Stonecheck provides physical presence for section-leading Franklin Regional
Hunter Stonecheck knows he gets under the skin of opponents, thrives on it even. A grin forms slowly as he discusses his ire-inspiring game, likePenn-Trafford hockey tops Franklin Regional for 3rd straight victory
January 8, 2018
Some tweaking here and there by coach Rob Baker has helped to provide the Penn-Trafford hockey team with a vastly different look in the second
No. 3 Franklin Regional boys basketball clamps down on Gateway
With five regular players standing 6-foot-5 or taller, Franklin Regional has a knack for getting in the way of opposing teams, while casting a long
