Tag: Seneca Valley
Plum 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,
PIAA semifinals set to resume in Saturday’s 3 things watch in high school sports
Pine-Richland hopes to finalize a return trip to the PIAA boys basketball finals in Hershey when the Rams face District 12 power Roman Catholic at
Penguins Cup champs to shoot for state titles Saturday
The three Penguins Cup champions are looking to make history Saturday as they travel to West Chester to meet the Flyers Cup winners for the
WPIAL softball preview: District champions ready to retain titles
March 22, 2018
The WPIAL softball season will officially begin Friday, and Hempfield (Class 6A), West Allegheny (5A), Belle Vernon (4A), Ellwood City (3A), Frazier (2A) and West
Seneca Valley holds off Peters Township for 1st Penguins Cup
March 20, 2018
Seneca Valley just wanted a lead entering the third period. It didn't matter if it was five goals or one — the Raiders were confidentPIHL notebook: League set to crown Penguins Cup champs
March 18, 2018
The race to a championship comes to an end this week for PIHL teams. Three Penguins Cup winners and a Division 2 titlist will beSeneca Valley rallies to upend Cathedral Prep in Penguins Cup semifinals
March 15, 2018
Seneca Valley was down — twice — but not out in Thursday night's PIHL Class AAA Penguins Cup semifinal. The Raiders rallied for a pairPIAA basketball playoffs roundup for March 14: Pine-Richland boys roll past State College
March 14, 2018
All season, Pine-Richland boys basketball coach Jeff Ackermann said his team was at its best with at least four players in double figures. The Rams
