Tag: Quaker Valley
High school roundup for March 26: Belle Vernon’s Parshall fans 20 in season opener
March 26, 2018
Bailey Parshall wasted little time getting into midseason form. The Belle Vernon pitcher and Penn State recruit struck out a school-record 20 in leading the
Quaker Valley’s Kimmy discovers joy of rowing
Quaker Valley sophomore Ben Kimmy planned to play baseball this spring, but recent success in another sport has made him change his mind. Kimmy, 15,
Sewickley Valley YMCA swimmers compete at state meet
Sewickley Valley YMCA swimmer Hannah Fetterolf went into the Pennsylvania YMCA State championship meet March 23-25 at Penn State hoping to make the podium. Fetterolf,
Sewickley Academy, Quaker Valley tennis hope to pick up where they left off
Sewickley Academy boys tennis coach Whitney Snyder was not kidding when he said the Panthers are a totally different team than last season. They lost
Quaker Valley finishes as Penguins Cup runner-up
Quaker Valley's thrilling run through the PIHL Penguins Cup Class 2A playoffs came to a halt in the championship game. Armstrong scored three power-play goalsPlum baseball opens with pair of victories
March 24, 2018
Plum found the Florida sun to its liking Friday. Making their annual trip south for the start of baseball season, the Mustangs swept a pairYough softball falls short in opening game
March 23, 2018
The Yough softball team opened its season with a 14-8 loss to Seymour, Wisc., at the ESPN Wide World of Sports tournament at Walt Disney
ITPS cancels underclassmen showcase games
Organizers want the first ITPS Cancer Sucks charity basketball games to be a controversy-free success, so they've canceled the underclassmen contests that drew critics. Now,
Armstrong powers its way past Quaker Valley in PIHL Class AA Penguins Cup final
March 20, 2018
Armstrong's offense is tough for any team to stop — especially when the River Hawks have an extra skater on the ice. Armstrong used a
Quaker Valley’s offense struggles in PIAA semifinal loss to Sharon
For Quaker Valley, this was the kind of night where even a breakaway layup bounced off the side of the rim. Sharon quickly grabbed that
