Tag: Seneca Valley
Boys volleyball coaches association releases WPIAL Week 3 rankings
April 2, 2018
The North Allegheny boys volleyball team owns the top spot for Class AAA in the Western Pennsylvania Boys Volleyball Coaches Association Week 3 poll released
Jefferson-Morgan’s Gavin Teasdale named 2018 Trib HSSN Wrestler of the Year
March 31, 2018
Jefferson-Morgan senior Gavin Teasdale used a loss at the Powerade tournament as motivation to win his fourth PIAA Class AA title and finish his career
Coaches association releases Week 2 boys volleyball poll
March 27, 2018
The Western Pennsylvania Volleyball Coaches Association poll for Week 2 has North Allegheny again at the top spot in Class AAA, while Ambridge owns the
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
Boys lacrosse finalists to meet again in Tuesday’s 3 things to watch in high school sports
Last year, Peters Township edged Mt. Lebanon, 12-11, in an overtime thriller to win the WPIAL Class AAA boys lacrosse championship. Now the two teams
Top senior wrestlers from WPIAL to cap high school careers in Sunday’s 3 things to watch
March 24, 2018
One of the great scholastic wrestling events will conclude the 2017-18 season Sunday as the top area wrestlers and the best mat workers in theArmstrong hockey loses state title game in 5 overtimes
WEST CHESTER — The Armstrong hockey program waited 27 years to return to the Pennsylvania Class AA state title game. Upon arrival, it had toPlum baseball opens with pair of victories
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,
