Tag: Peters Township
WPIAL team wrestling sectional matches set
January 16, 2020
The WPIAL team wrestling regular season is complete.
Final night of team wrestling section matches highlight WPIAL Wednesday
January 14, 2020
Seven years ago, Canon-McMillan and South Fayette found themselves at Chartiers Valley on Groundhog Day preparing to wrestle for WPIAL gold.
Players selected for PIHL all-star games
January 9, 2020
The players selected for the PIHL all-star games Jan. 26 at the Robert Morris University’s Island Sports Center have been released.
Competitive Spirit finals, county wrestling, girls hoops make for a busy Saturday
January 3, 2020
We got spirit, yes we do. We got spirit, how ‘bout you?
Big second half helps Bethel Park past Peters Township
Bethel Park enjoyed a monster second half, wiping out a nine-point deficit to Peters Township at the half as the Black Hawks soared to a 70-60 triumph over the visiting Indians.
2010s TribLive HSSN All-Decade Football Team: Defense
When the NFL playoffs arrive this weekend, three WPIAL defensive stars from the past decade will be in uniform, a testament to the football talent Western Pennsylvania produces.
Championship rivalry renewed on busy Friday of hoops
New Castle has won three straight WPIAL Class 4A boys basketball championships. In all three title games, the Red Hurricane knocked off rival Quaker Valley.
Top 19 of ’19: Trib HSSN breaks down the top stories of the year — No. 1
December 31, 2019
The 2019 high school sports season is nearly in the books.
Trib HSSN Wrestler of the Week: Gabe Willochell, Latrobe
No one had a better Powerade tournament than Latrobe’s Gabe Willochell and he was awarded for it by earning Outstanding Wrestler honors. He also won his weight class at 132 pounds with five pins and an ultimate tiebreaker decision.
Class 5A all-state football: Peters Township, Gateway, Moon claim multiple spots
December 27, 2019
WPIAL finalists Gateway and Peters Township combined Friday to fill five spots on the Class 5A all-state team led by Gators junior Derrick Davis, who was picked for the second consecutive year.
