Tag: Norwin
Westmoreland County high school notebook: WCCA hands out scholarships
June 8, 2024
The Westmoreland County Coaches Association announced its latest scholarship winners.
Plum, 29 student-athletes, 2 coaches honored with Positive Athlete Western Pa. Awards
June 6, 2024
Plum athletic director Drew Karpen was not surprised with the number of student-athlete nominations for the Positive Athlete Western Pennsylvania Awards.
Season turns out unforgettable for Bailey Snowberger, Norwin softball team
June 1, 2024
Leadoff hitter Bailey Snowberger doubled to open the WPIAL 6A softball championship Friday at Cal (Pa.).
Norwin notebook: Lacrosse players earn all-section honors
A number of Westmoreland County players were selected for the WPIAL all-section girls lacrosse teams.
Seneca Valley fights off Norwin upset bid to win 4th WPIAL softball championship
May 31, 2024
CALIFORNIA — Caught in the throes of a surprising three-run deficit against the underdog of these playoffs, Seneca Valley sprang to life late and reprised its role as the top dog in WPIAL 6A softball.
Norwin uses additional day to prepare for WPIAL Class 6A softball title game
May 30, 2024
As some dust kicked up from a light breeze, Norwin softball coach Brian Mesich sent a pop fly to shallow center field.
WPIAL postpones Wednesday’s softball championship games
May 29, 2024
Because of the forecast of rain at Cal (Pa.)’s Lilley Field, Wednesday’s Class 6A, 3A and 1A softball championship games were postponed and moved to Friday.
Norwin not backing down against Lexie Hames, Seneca Valley in WPIAL 6A softball finals
May 28, 2024
Norwin did not fear Hempfield in the WPIAL Class 6A softball semifinals, and the Knights claim they will not back down from star pitcher Lexie Hames in the championship, either.
2024 WPIAL Class 6A softball championship preview: Norwin vs. Seneca Valley
2024 WPIAL Class 6A softball championship
Seniors on Norwin softball team vow not to back down from Seneca Valley in WPIAL final
May 27, 2024
Norwin has only three seniors, but they weren’t ready to turn in their softball uniforms before they donned their caps and gowns.
