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WPIAL boys basketball playoff clinchings through Feb. 6
February 6, 2018
The WPIAL boys basketball regular season has less than a week left and eventually, at least 76 teams will clinch a berth into the district
High school wrestling notebook: Changes ahead for section alignment
Major changes are coming to the section alignment for the next two wrestling seasons, starting in 2018-19. According to Canon-McMillan athletic director Frank Vulcano Jr.,High school roundup for Feb. 5: Fox Chapel girls upset no. 5 Latrobe
February 5, 2018
Megan Friday hit two free throws with 2.2 seconds left in double overtime to lift Fox Chapel to a 60-58 upset victory over host Latrobe
WPIAL girls basketball playoff clinchings through Feb. 5
The WPIAL girls basketball regular season has less than one week left and eventually, at least 76 teams will clinch a berth in the district
PIHL notebook: Hempfield surging in Class AA
February 4, 2018
The stretch run officially has arrived for the PIHL regular season. Here's a glance at which teams are riding momentum, as well as a closer
WPIAL girls basketball standings through Feb. 4
WPIAL high school girls basketball standings through Feb. 4, 2018: Girls Class 6A Section 1 Team, section record, overall record North Allegheny*, 9-0, 19-0 Seneca
WPIAL boys basketball standings through Feb. 4
WPIAL high school boys basketball standings through Feb. 4, 2018: Boys Class 6A Section 1 Team, section record, overall recor Central Catholic*, 9-2, 11-7 Butler*,
High school roundup for Feb. 3: Class 3A No. 1 Lincoln Park boys edge Class 2A No. 2 Sewickley Academy
February 3, 2018
Keeno Holmes scored 25 points to guide Class 3A No. 1 Lincoln Park to a 62-57 victory over host Sewickley Academy at the Hoops for
High school basketball rankings for week of Feb. 4
WPIAL rankings Boys basketball Class 6A Team, W-L, Last 1. Canon-McMillan, 17-1, 1 2. Butler, 17-2, 2 3. Mt. Lebanon, 17-3, 4 4. Penn Hills,
Moon basketball uses ‘run the football’ strategy to defeat No. 1 Mars
With a slim lead and only a few minutes left, Moon's boys basketball team embraced a Super Bowl-worthy strategy. andquot;We wanted to run the football
