Tag: Greensburg C.C.
Westmoreland high school football notebook: GCC works RPO to perfection
October 1, 2022
The run-pass option can be effective, but it relies on timing between the quarterback and his running backs and receivers and blocking schemes that clear space to allow for a clean exchange or throw.
GCC uses big plays to upset Clairton, get 1st win over Bears since 2001
September 30, 2022
No Greensburg Central Catholic team had beaten Clairton since 2001.
Westmoreland County high school football notebook: GCC looks to knock off king Clairton
September 29, 2022
Pieces of paper with “1998” written on them were plastered all over the Greensburg Central Catholic locker room this week.
Springdale girls soccer team trips Greensburg CC after going a player down in final minute
September 28, 2022
Playing 10-on-11 didn’t sit well with Springdale.
Westmoreland County don’t miss high school football matchups for 2022 Week 5
Class 5A Big East
The Birdie puts on his game face, brings his ‘A’ game to Week 5 Westmoreland County picks
Last week: 8-6 (57.1%)
Top WPIAL teams hold on to spots in Volleyball Coaches Association rankings
September 26, 2022
The WPIAL girls volleyball section schedule has reached the midway point, and races in all four classifications are heating up.
Familiar face guides Greensburg Central Catholic volleyball to strong start
Erin Salas, with a long history of coaching in the Greensburg Central Catholic system, has taken over the Centurions varsity girls volleyball team this year, becoming the program’s third head coach in as many seasons.
Westmoreland HS football notebook: Hempfield win among program’s best
September 24, 2022
With 5,000-plus sardined into Spartan Stadium, Hempfield pulled off one of its biggest football wins in at least four decades Friday night with a 28-17 victory over defending WPIAL and PIAA Class 5A champion Penn-Trafford, which had just moved into the No. 1 spot in the TribLive HSSN rankings.
George Guido: What to look for at football season’s halfway point in the A-K Valley
Almost in the blink of an eye, the halfway point of the local high school football season has been reached – and some schools haven’t even played a conference game.
