Tag: Ligonier Valley
Ligonier Valley had plenty of success on long and winding road back to the WPIAL
September 5, 2020
Ligonier Valley, the WPIAL’s newest member, didn’t depart the district five decades ago and make its way back this season in a straight line. There were many twists and turns along the way.
Young, inexperienced Ligonier Valley to be tested in Class 2A Allegheny
September 4, 2020
A new chapter in Ligonier Valley history starts Sept. 11.
Westmoreland County high school notebook: Ligonier Valley adds 2 new opponents to football schedule
August 31, 2020
When Ligonier Valley joined the WPIAL, it was eager to play new opponents.
Westmoreland notebook: 5 soccer players on All-American game watchlist
August 29, 2020
Fifteen WPIAL players are up for the country’s premier soccer all-star game.
High school roundup for Aug. 27: WPIAL sports return with golf openers
August 27, 2020
For every golfer taking part in a match Thursday, it was a memorable occasion. High school sports took place for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic shut everything down during the swimming and basketball postseasons in March.
Westmoreland County H.S. notebook: Another school, Southmoreland, needs an AD
August 20, 2020
Another Westmoreland County school district is looking for an athletic director.
Ligonier Valley’s football schedule down to 5 games
August 19, 2020
Ligonier Valley is set to makes its WPIAL debut for its second stint in the league this fall. The Rams have not played in the WPIAL in 50 years.
New Ligonier Valley AD eager to oversee transition to WPIAL
August 9, 2020
Wesley Siko always knew he wanted to work in sports.
Yough stays alive in Region 7 tournament; Latrobe, Bushy Run eliminated
August 8, 2020
Yough stayed alive in the Region 7 American Baseball League tournament Saturday at Hollidaysburg by splitting its games.
WPIAL football changes scuttle marquee matchups for Westmoreland County teams
Week Zero, as a name, never seemed to carry much clout in the WPIAL. The moniker was met with a lukewarm reaction and did not make sense to many people when it became a thing several years ago.
