Tag: Waynesburg

Trib HSSN Wrestler of the Week for Jan. 25, 2021: Luca Augustine, Waynesburg

January 25, 2021

The defending WPIAL Class AAA champion at 160 pounds dominated at the Cavalier Duals this weekend as his team went undefeated and only allowed a combined 28 points between their five matches. Luca Augustine was a big part of that success, too.

Trib HSSN Wrestling Team of the Week for Jan. 25, 2021: Waynesburg

When some of the best wrestling teams in the WPIAL gathered at Kiski Area for the Cavalier Duals this weekend, the Raiders, who were ranked as Trib HSSN’s No. 1 team in Class AAA, came out on top with a record of 5-0.

North Allegheny coach Spencer Stefko calls in a play during a Class 6A WPIAL semifinal game against Upper St. Clair Feb. 25, 2020 at North Hills.

What to watch in WPIAL sports Jan. 25, 2021: Unbeaten 6A girls basketball teams to square off

January 24, 2021

Since coming to North Allegheny six years ago, Spencer Stefko has turned the Tigers girls basketball program into the dominant force in Class 6A.

Franklin Regional’s Carter Dibert wrestles Ben Monn of Cumberland Valley at last year’s state tournament.

Kiski Duals to feature WPIAL wrestling’s heavy hitters

January 21, 2021

About the only thing Kiski Area athletic director John Peterman hasn’t changed this past month is his last name, and that may change.

Norwin’s Kurtis Phipps paces the sidelines before competing in the 132-pound weight class final at the Powerade Wrestling tournament Saturday, Dec. 28, 2019 at Canon-McMillan High School.

Wrestling notebook: Alternative tournament announced after cancellations

December 28, 2020

Pennsylvania Junior Wrestling recently announced the 2021 junior high and elementary state tournaments, along with Area tournaments, have been canceled because of the ongoing pandemic.

Chad Coss directs a Waynesburg football practice Aug. 20. He died Monday.

Waynesburg community mourns death of football coach Chad Coss

December 21, 2020

Devastating is the word West Greene athletic director Bill Simms used to describe the sudden death of Waynesburg football coach and close friend Chad Coss on Monday.