Tag: Our Lady of the Sacred Heart
High school roundup for March 13, 2019: OLSH boys advance to PIAA quarterfinals
March 13, 2019
Daren DiMichele had 22 points to help WPIAL champion OLSH claim a 77-36 victory over Fairview in the PIAA Class 2A second round at New Castle.
Mars boys, Peters Township girls stay atop Trib 10 power rankings
Every Wednesday during the 2018-19 WPIAL basketball season, the TribLive High School Sports Network releases Power Rankings during the WPIAL Roundball Report at 6:30 p.m.
Trib HSSN boys basketball state rankings for week of March 11, 2019
March 11, 2019
If this week’s Trib HSSN boys’ basketball state rankings look familiar, there’s a simple reason.
Trib HSSN girls basketball state rankings for week of March 10, 2019
March 10, 2019
The Road to Hershey is open, and the fun has begun.
Westmoreland high school notes: P-T’s Lisbon gets first 2 D-I offers
March 9, 2019
A running back with breakaway speed, one who averaged nearly 9 yards a carry last season, has his first two Division I offers.
WPIAL boys teams to test mettle vs. District 10 in PIAA playoff games Saturday
March 8, 2019
Eighteen WPIAL boys basketball teams hit the court Saturday to open up the PIAA postseason against teams from various districts.
5 things to watch in the PIAA girls basketball playoffs
March 7, 2019
There are 192 girls basketball teams across Pennsylvania with visions of state championships dancing in their heads as the 2019 PIAA playoffs tip off with first round play Friday and Saturday.
Mars boys, Peters Township girls stay atop Trib 10 power rankings
March 6, 2019
Every Wednesday during the 2018-19 WPIAL basketball season, the TribLive High School Sports Network releases Power Rankings during the WPIAL Roundball Report at 6:30 p.m.
WPIAL passing leader Tyler Bradley commits to Seton Hill
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart quarterback Tyler Bradley, the WPIAL’s top passer last season, committed Tuesday to Seton Hill.
Trib HSSN boys basketball state rankings for week of March 4, 2019
March 4, 2019
Let the fun begin. Five rounds will produce six champions in three weeks in the Pennsylvania boys basketball version of March Madness.
