Tag: Latrobe
Trib HSSN PIHL team of the week: West Allegheny
February 16, 2020
Going into the final two weeks of the PIHL regular season, there is only one remaining unbeaten team.
Trib HSSN PIHL Player of the Week: Week ending Feb. 16, 2020
High-scoring nights are nothing new to Burrell senior Gio Palombo.
Westmoreland County basketball notebook: Terrelle Pryor buys new Nikes for Jeannette boys
February 13, 2020
Jeannette will have new shoes for the WPIAL playoffs, thanks to an old friend who made good on a promise.
Westmoreland girls basketball notebook: Monessen preps for playoff return
February 12, 2020
Janine Vertacnik has coached in numerous WPIAL playoff games over the years, including when she led teams at Jeannette and Greensburg Salem.
Bowling teams turn attention to WPIBL championship tournaments
February 10, 2020
The Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Bowling League regular season has concluded, and the top individual bowlers and teams are shifting their focus to championship opportunities at the local, regional and state levels.
Gaffney, playoff-bound Hempfield keep rival Latrobe from WPIAL postseason
February 7, 2020
Mikey Gaffney thought Hempfield had a playoff team last year, but the Spartans fell short of reaching the WPIAL boys basketball postseason. A 25-point loss on the final night of the season to rival Latrobe, a perennial playoff team, only rubbed salt in the wound.
Inspired effort from Maura Suman helps Penn-Trafford top Latrobe, clinch playoff spot
February 6, 2020
Play for pap.
Inspired effort from Maura Suman helps Penn-Trafford top Latrobe, clinch playoff spot
Play for pap.
Fox Chapel, Norwin set off shot-clock debate in high school basketball community
Plenty of people who viewed a short video clip last week of Fox Chapel holding the basketball for nearly a minute against Norwin had a strong opinion of what they had just watched.
Westmoreland boys basketball notebook: Huge game looms for Franklin Regional
At Franklin Regional, the thought of missing the WPIAL boys basketball playoffs is just that, a thought — and a bad one, at that.
