Tag: Penn-Trafford
WPIAL girls basketball standings through Feb. 11, 2018
February 11, 2018
WPIAL high school girls basketball standings through Feb. 11, 2018: Girls Class 6A Section 1 Team, section record, overall record North Allegheny*, 10-0, 21-0 Butler*,High school roundup: Jeannette boys roll over Riverview
February 10, 2018
Tre Cunningham scored 31 points, including four 3-pointers, to help Jeannette to a 67-37 victory over Riverview (2-19) in a Section 1-2A boys basketball game.
High school notebook: P-T record-breaking kicker headed to Division II Ashland
Nick Tarabrella will get his kicks at the next level. The record-breaking Penn-Trafford senior placekicker committed to continue his football career at Ashland (Ohio), a
High school roundup for Feb. 9: Seneca Valley boys upset No. 2 Butler
The Seneca Valley boys basketball team has some momentum with the playoffs looming after capping off its Section 1-6A slate with an upset victory. Led
Final WPIAL boys basketball playoff clinchings
February 9, 2018
The WPIAL boys basketball regular season has come to an end and the final playoff field is set. Seventy-eight boys basketball teams have clinched a
High school roundup for Jan. 8: No. 5 Mars tops No. 2 Hampton to earn share of section title
February 8, 2018
The stars were shining bright around Mars on Thursday night, and they helped secure shiny trophies, as well. Led by Lauren Wasylson's 20 points and
WPIAL girls basketball playoff clinchings through Feb. 8
The WPIAL girls basketball regular season has come to a close with a couple of exceptions, and the final playoff field is nearly set. Seventy-seven
Westmoreland high school basketball notebook: Greensburg Salem boys optimistic
Greensburg Salem might be trending in the wrong direction as it gets set to start the WPIAL boys basketball playoffs, but the Golden Lions believe
Soccer trio fighting through injuries highlights signing day
February 7, 2018
Signing day marked the onset of a fresh start for a trio of area standouts, all of whom suffered injuries on their way to college
Westmoreland County football players sign on with college programs
Braden Brose was up bright and early Wednesday morning. But since school was canceled because of the snow and ice he could not fax his
