Tag: Thomas Jefferson
High school roundup for April 22, 2018: Latrobe tops Albert Gallatin
April 22, 2018
Jacob Bradish allowed three hits and struck out six in six innings to help Latrobe defeat Albert Gallatin, 3-1, in a Section 3-5A baseball game
High school baseball, softball rankings for week of April 22, 2018
April 21, 2018
Baseball Class 6A 1. Hempfield, 10-2, 3 2. Seneca Valley, 8-4, NR 3. Central Catholic, 7-4, NR 4. Butler, 6-3, 1 5. Bethel Park, 7-3,High school roundup: Penn-Trafford baseball drops rival Norwin
Tyler Horvat struck out 10 and allowed three hits in six innings to guide Penn-Trafford to a 7-0 victory over rival Norwin in Section 2-6AThomas Jefferson’s Wagner siblings charge toward state championships
Zach and Molly Wagner share a goal for the track and field season. Each of the Thomas Jefferson speedsters is aiming for a berth inSouth Hills notes: Baldwin grad to join WPIAL Hall of Fame
Notebook items from around the South Hills: • Lee Shaffer, a 1955 Baldwin graduate, is a member of this year's WPIAL Hall of Fame class.
High school roundup for April 20, 2018: North Allegheny baseball tops No. 2 Pine-Richland
April 20, 2018
If the first half of the WPIAL baseball season is any indication, the battle for playoff berths in Section 1-6A could be a photo finish.
Deer Lakes sweeps Pine-Richland volleyball
April 19, 2018
Deer Lakes' top two hitters helped the team post a nonsection victory. Tyler Osselborn recorded a team-high 13 kills, and Dan Hutchinson added a dozen
Derry baseball tops Southmoreland in chilly nonsection game
Josh Ulery had three hits and two RBIs to help Derry earn a 9-4 victory over Southmoreland in a nonsection baseball game Thursday night at
High school roundup for April 19, 2018: Shaler baseball tops Pine-Richland on walk-off in 10th inning
Nick Rispoli hit an RBI double to score Colin Harger in the 10th inning and give Shaler a 1-0 win over No. 2 Pine-Richland in
21 athletes picked for WPIAL scholarships
April 18, 2018
The WPIAL announced its annual scholarship winners Wednesday with 21 student-athletes receiving $1,000 apiece. The boys winners were Mars' Robby Carmody, Thomas Jefferson's Garret Fairman,
