Tag: North Allegheny
WPIAL team tennis semifinals postponed due to rain
April 24, 2018
Rain forced the WPIAL to postpone Tuesday's Class AAA and AA team tennis semifinal matches to Wednesday. Fox Chapel, the No. 1 seed in Class
High school roundup for April 24, 2018: Mt. Pleasant wins 4th straight game
George Tetteris hit a three-run triple as part of a five-run fifth inning to lead Mt. Pleasant to a 5-4 victory over Brownsville in a
WPIAL team tennis in Monday’s 3 things to watch in high school sports
April 22, 2018
The weather will cooperate not only for baseball and softball action Monday, but also for the quarterfinals of the 2018 WPIAL boys team tennis championships.High school roundup for April 22, 2018: Latrobe tops Albert Gallatin
Jacob Bradish allowed three hits and struck out six in six innings to help Latrobe defeat Albert Gallatin, 3-1, in a Section 3-5A baseball game
High school baseball, softball rankings for week of April 22, 2018
April 21, 2018
Baseball Class 6A 1. Hempfield, 10-2, 3 2. Seneca Valley, 8-4, NR 3. Central Catholic, 7-4, NR 4. Butler, 6-3, 1 5. Bethel Park, 7-3,High school roundup: Penn-Trafford baseball drops rival Norwin
Tyler Horvat struck out 10 and allowed three hits in six innings to guide Penn-Trafford to a 7-0 victory over rival Norwin in Section 2-6A
High school roundup for April 20, 2018: North Allegheny baseball tops No. 2 Pine-Richland
April 20, 2018
If the first half of the WPIAL baseball season is any indication, the battle for playoff berths in Section 1-6A could be a photo finish.
Track notebook: Beveridge smashes 1,600 record at Butler Invitational
Butler senior Noah Beveridge put himself in the record books at the 54th annual Butler Invitational on Friday. Beveridge won the 1,600-meter run in 4
Deer Lakes sweeps Pine-Richland volleyball
April 19, 2018
Deer Lakes' top two hitters helped the team post a nonsection victory. Tyler Osselborn recorded a team-high 13 kills, and Dan Hutchinson added a dozen
North Allegheny boys lacrosse gets defensive
John Rullan has been patiently waiting. Once the North Allegheny boys lacrosse coach has his entire team on the field, Rullan believes the Tigers will
