Tag: Shaler
Trib HSSN What to Watch for: Monday, April 12, 2021
April 11, 2021
Over the past 10 seasons, there have been two dominant WPIAL baseball teams in the sport’s highest classification that have played in eight district title games, winning six Class AAAA or 6A championships.
Shaler track and field athletes getting up to speed after missed season
Shaler Area track and field coach Shawn Ryan had a nice return to competition for the Titans’ girls track team.
Shaler’s Szazynski is 1st in at least 17 years to reach WPIAL singles tourney
Shaler Area senior Cameron Szazynski wanted to keep punishing the second serve of Fox Chapel’s Cooper Friday last Wednesday.
Small ball helps Shaler sneak past Fox Chapel in Section 3-5A
April 9, 2021
The Shaler Area softball team has been showing off its power, but after a one-run loss to West Allegheny earlier this week, coach Tom Sorce said the Titans were going to do whatever they could to push runs across the plate.
North Catholic takes over Class AA top spot in latest WPIAL coaches boys volleyball rankings
April 5, 2021
The Western Pennsylvania Volleyball Coaches Association released its Week 2 boys volleyball rankings Monday morning, and there is a change at the top in Class AA.
Shaler boys volleyball lacks varsity experience but ‘stacks up well’ with top teams
April 4, 2021
Ian Weber stepped on the court last Thursday against North Allegheny in an unfamiliar spot.
Shaler girls lacrosse team looking to develop chemistry on the fly
Missing a season due to the pandemic hurt the Shaler girls lacrosse program in a number of ways.
Volleyball coaches association releases WPIAL Week 1 poll
March 29, 2021
Several WPIAL boys volleyball teams kicked off the 2021 spring season with matches Friday and Saturday.
Hard-hitting lineup to lead the way for Shaler softball
March 28, 2021
Tom Sorce cackled at the idea of using a designated player to hit for Shaler pitcher Bethany Rodman.
Shaler sophomore’s early season win shows tennis team’s depth
Shaler sophomore Josh Jashinski was happy to be the last player on the tennis court.
