Tag: Latrobe
Westmoreland high school notebook: GCC soccer coaches step down
February 19, 2023
Greensburg Central Catholic is looking for head coaches for boys and girls soccer after the coaches from both programs resigned.
Westmoreland high school girls basketball notebook: Playoff picture clearing up
February 8, 2023
The WPIAL will announce playoff pairings beginning at 3 p.m. Monday via Trib HSSN, and postseason games could begin as early as next Thursday, according to the league calendar.
Road Warriors: Penn-Trafford keeps playoff hopes alive
February 7, 2023
From the bottom of the section to the WPIAL playoffs?
Trib HSSN individual wrestling rankings for Feb. 7, 2023
Class 3A
WPIBL releases qualifiers for team, singles championship tournaments
The Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Bowling League’s regular season wrapped up Feb. 1, and after examining all of the scores, stats, averages and records, the league has released who will be competing in the team and singles championships over the next two weeks.
Hard-charging Latrobe boys knock off Franklin Regional
February 3, 2023
The playoff race in WPIAL Section 3-5A boys basketball just got a lot more interesting.
Westmoreland County boys basketball notebook: Few teams have playoff sports locked up
February 2, 2023
With just over a week to go in the WPIAL regular season, the Westmoreland County playoff picture is coming into greater focus.
Injury derails Latrobe against Norwin in WPIAL team tourney
February 1, 2023
The highly anticipated quarterfinal match between No. 2 Canon-McMillan and No. 7 Latrobe didn’t happen Wednesday night in the WPIAL Class 3A team tournament.
Westmoreland County girls basketball notebook: 7 teams punch playoff tickets
Seven Westmoreland County teams have secured WPIAL playoffs spots with just more than a week remaining in the regular season.
After closed-door meeting, Latrobe hockey joins hunt with Class 2A contenders
January 30, 2023
It’s been a far-from-perfect scenario since the Latrobe hockey team held a closed-door meeting in early November following a pair of uninspired losses that produced just two goals and dropped the Wildcats’ record to .500 after just four games. Despite his team having outscored its first two opponents by a combined 13-3, coach Josh Werner had seen enough. So had his staff, his captains and presumably everybody else.
