Tag: Pine-Richland
Football brackets, girls soccer semis and field hockey finals make for a busy Monday
October 27, 2019
For the high school football fan, Bracketology Day is like a kid on Christmas morning.
WPIAL football player of the week — Week 9
Seven hundred yards rushing for a standout running back is a pretty good month’s work.
Pine-Richland defeats rival North Allegheny, creates 3-way tie for conference title
October 25, 2019
Pine-Richland quarterback Cole Spencer scanned across North Allegheny’s defense, spotted a safety out of position and turned that mistake into a 79-yard touchdown pass.
Pine-Richland’s Donnie Professori caps successful season with state medal
Last year, Pine-Richland boys golfer Donnie Professori fell just short of participating in the PIAA Class AAA boys golf tournament as his 15th-place finish at the WPIAL title event allowed him to qualify only as an alternate.
North Allegheny, Pine-Richland chasing 1st-round byes along with conference title
North Allegheny coach Art Walker hasn’t studied playoff scenarios or counted tiebreaker points ahead of Friday’s regular-season finale at Pine-Richland.
Cloudy playoff picture makes prognostication precarious for Chick’s Picks
October 24, 2019
The WPIAL football playoff picture does not just get cloudy on the field this time of year. As Week 9 has so many things on the line — conference titles and playoff spots to name two — things can be cloudy in the prognosticating world, as well.
Power rankings unchanged after Trib 10 teams enjoy perfect Week 8
October 23, 2019
The Trib 10 became the Perfect 10 in Week 8.
Coaches association releases final WPIAL girls volleyball rankings
October 21, 2019
The WPIAL girls volleyball regular season has concluded, and the playoff pairings will be released early Monday afternoon.
Westmoreland WPIAL soccer playoff capsules: Games for Monday, Oct. 21, 2019
October 20, 2019
Monday’s games
Cole Spencer’s big night leads Pine-Richland past Seneca Valley
October 19, 2019
Pine-Richland quarterback Cole Spencer threw for two touchdowns and ran for two more, leading his Class 6A No. 3 Rams (8-1, 6-1) to a 35-21 victory over No. 5 Seneca Valley (3-6, 3-4).
