Tag: Greensburg Salem
Rolling 300 game an ‘amazing feat’ for Greensburg Salem’s Luke Shevchik
January 24, 2022
It was a once-in-a-lifetime experience for Greensburg Salem junior Luke Shevchik.
What to watch for in WPIAL sports on Jan. 24, 2022: OLSH, Neshannock look for milestone wins
January 23, 2022
Monday could be a historic day around WPIAL basketball with two possible landmark victories.
Westmoreland H.S. notebook: Norwin, Hempfield ready for challenges after football realignment
January 22, 2022
Now that they have a better idea of what they will be dealing with in their new classification and conference, Norwin and Hempfield can begin to plan out next football season.
Westmoreland boys basketball notebook: Greensburg Salem welcomes back its Big Ben
January 20, 2022
Ben Thomas had not played a WPIAL basketball game in nearly a year.
Westmoreland girls basketball notebook: Yough making major strides
January 19, 2022
Scores can be indicative of how far struggling programs have come — a measurement of improvement.
Westmoreland high school girls basketball notebook: Greensburg Salem’s Mankins is ‘irreplaceable’
January 12, 2022
The Franklin Regional gymnasium fell silent for about 40 minutes Tuesday night when Greensburg Salem sophomore center Kaitlyn Mankins went down with a grim injury.
Enrollment changes in WPIAL wrestling makes Class 2A larger
January 11, 2022
Football and basketball aren’t the only high school sports will see major changes for the next two seasons because of new enrollment figures.
Patience pays off as Woodland Hills outlasts Greensburg Salem
January 10, 2022
With offense relegated to half-court sets and fouls piling up, the more patient team was going to have the advantage down the stretch.
Westmoreland high school boys basketball notebook: GCC disrupted by covid again
January 6, 2022
The Greensburg Central Catholic boys basketball team didn’t play a home game in 2020.
Greensburg Salem officials see shift to smaller enrollment class as a plus for district athletics
Greensburg Salem’s Golden Lions will compete against teams from schools with smaller enrollments beginning next fall, a move down that school officials say should be a good one for district athletics.
