Tag: Mt. Pleasant
Washington drops Mt. Pleasant boys basketball team in playoff primer
February 9, 2024
Don’t expect Washington coach David Bunting to embrace the idea of the Little Prexies playing Mt. Pleasant in another boys basketball game anytime soon.
Westmoreland County boys basketball notebook: Teams plan fundraiser for late referee’s family
February 8, 2024
Yough and Mt. Pleasant are doing their best to remember late basketball referee Michael Roebuck.
What to watch for in WPIAL sports for Feb. 5, 2024: Basketball playoff positioning up for grabs
February 4, 2024
The final week of the high school basketball regular season begins with a big night of WPIAL girls basketball action.
WPIAL, City League teams set for preliminary round matches in PIAA wrestling tournament
Three WPIAL teams and one City League program will begin the PIAA wrestling tournament with preliminary-round matches Monday. Trips to Hershey later this week will be on the line.
Burrell ends drought, wins WPIAL Class 2A wrestling title
February 3, 2024
The drought is over.
Referee collapses during basketball game at Mt. Pleasant, dies
February 2, 2024
A referee collapsed during halftime of a junior varsity boys basketball game at Mt. Pleasant and died Friday night.
Franklin Regional wrestling team looking to finish WPIAL deal
Franklin Regional wrestling coach Matt Lebe said at the beginning of the season he was excited to see his team grow.
WPIAL Class 2A team wrestling championship preview capsules: Saturday, Feb. 3, 2024
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Mt. Pleasant’s Jackson Hutter makes college decision
An opportunity to play Division I college football has driven Jackson Hutter since he first realized he had the ability to invade opposing backfields and keep teams behind the sticks.
Westmoreland County boys basketball notebook: Greensburg Central Catholic savors signature win
February 1, 2024
Greensburg Central Catholic made a splash at the Shootout at Seton Hill last weekend, posting one of the most impressive regular-season wins in coach Christian Hyland’s five-year tenure.
