Westmoreland high school notebook: Sharp, Crise switch sides in Jeannette, GS basketball rivalry
December 27, 2017
Friday night's Jeannette (3-1) at Greensburg Salem (5-2) boys basketball game, the finale of the Golden Lions' holiday classic, already is a much-anticipated rematch, but
It is holiday basketball tournament time. Here are the local tournaments to keep an eye on this week: BOYS Greensburg Salem tournament: The Golden Lions
Wrestling notebook: Penn-Trafford struggling with low numbers
It's unusual for Penn-Trafford to have trouble fielding a wrestling team considering the success of the program. But the 2017-18 season isn't going as planned.
Westmoreland basketball notebook: Greensburg Salem the place to be for holiday tournament
December 21, 2017
Holiday basketball tournaments return next week and the best local stop again appears to be Greensburg Salem. The two-day Golden Lions Holiday Classic features six
High-riding Greensburg Salem overcame a scoring onslaught by Laurel Highlands guard Bryce Laskey and kept its poise late to hold off the visiting Mustangs, 78-68,
Greensburg Salem swimmers find their stroke with freshmen
December 17, 2017
A strong incoming class is giving a boost to the Greensburg Salem girls swimming team. Golden Lions coach Curt Smith expects freshmen Madison Cassidy and
Westmoreland high school notebook: Penn-Trafford’s Stover makes all-state after all
December 16, 2017
Some wondered why Penn-Trafford senior Lauren Stovar did not make the Pennsylvania Soccer Coaches Association all-state team this season and for good reason. Stovar was
Jeannette’s Kennedy named Westmoreland Tribune-Review Football Player of the Year
Player of the Year Robert Kennedy, QB/WR/DB Jeannette, Sr., 5-10, 175 One of the things coaches like about Robert Kennedy is his coolness under pressure.
Lightweights score key wins as Hempfield takes back Crosstown Cup from Greensburg Salem
December 13, 2017
Early on in Wednesday's wrestling match, Greensburg Salem looked like it would retain the Crosstown Cup trophy for the third consecutive year. But No. 6-ranked