Tag: Penn-Trafford

Penn-Trafford baseball has no varsity experience returning

March 31, 2021

When Penn-Trafford baseball coach Dan Miller talked in the offseason about his team being young and inexperienced, he wasn’t kidding.

Hempfield’s Sean Knight, now a senior, hugs teammate Will Kuhns as they celebrate a score on Penn-Trafford on April 2, 2019, during boys volleyball match at Penn-Trafford High School. Kuhns is a freshman this spring on the Penn State men’s volleyball team.

Volleyball coaches association releases WPIAL Week 1 poll

March 29, 2021

Several WPIAL boys volleyball teams kicked off the 2021 spring season with matches Friday and Saturday.

Penn-Trafford notebook: Warriors tennis off to quick start

March 28, 2021

The Penn-Trafford boys tennis team is off to a 4-0 start with victories against Hampton, Thomas Jefferson, Latrobe and Kiski Area.

With solid core returning, Penn-Trafford volleyball has talent to contend

Following last season’s cancellation, the Penn-Trafford volleyball team is anxious to get back on the court.

The marble bench memorial for late Penn-Trafford baseball player Maclean Maund.

Westmoreland high school notebook: Penn-Trafford to dedicate bench to late pitcher

March 26, 2021

Penn-Trafford will officially dedicate its bench monument to late standout pitcher Maclean Maund on Monday in a short ceremony before the baseball team’s season-opening game against Connellsville.

Penn-Trafford’s Brooke Cleland makes a running catch in center field against Lampeter-Strasburg during the PIAA Class 5A championship game Friday, June 14, 2019, at Penn State University.

2021 WPIAL Class 5A softball preseason breakdown

March 25, 2021

After a year away from the diamond, softball players from across Western Pennsylvania are itching to get back in the field of play.

Franklin Regional pitcher Andrew Muraco delivers during a WPIAL Class 5A quarterfinal against South Fayette Tuesday, May 21, 2019, at West Mifflin High School.

2021 WPIAL Class 5A baseball preseason breakdown

WPIAL baseball players have been waiting nearly two seasons to get back on the field of play after the coronavirus pandemic forced officials to cancel the entire 2020 campaign.