Tag: Woodland Hills
Trib HSSN boys basketball team of the week for Feb. 19, 2024
February 19, 2024
Trib HSSN boys basketball team of the week: Woodland Hills Wolverines
What to watch for in WPIAL sports for Feb. 19, 2024: Opening round of basketball playoffs continues
February 18, 2024
It’s Day 3 of the opening round of the WPIAL basketball playoffs with boys Class 5A and 3A, along with girls Class A first-round contests taking center stage.
What to watch for in WPIAL sports for Feb. 11, 2024: Basketball brackets to be revealed on HSSN
February 11, 2024
Did somebody say something about bracketology?
Exquisite timing helps Shaler avenge loss to Woodland Hills
January 31, 2024
“Exquisite” was the fancy word Brandon London’s teammates urged him to work into his postgame interview.
What to watch for in WPIAL sports for Jan. 29, 2024: Girls basketball teams chase section titles
January 28, 2024
Welcome to the stretch run of the 2023-24 high school basketball season and the final two weeks of section play.
What to watch for in WPIAL sports on Jan. 12, 2024: High-stakes games in Class 5A boys basketball
January 11, 2024
First place is at stake in two games and at least a share of the top spot is up for grabs in a third contest in a big night of WPIAL boys section basketball in Class 5A.
Megan Marston scores 1,000th career point to lead Plum girls past Woodland Hills
January 2, 2024
The Plum girls basketball team entered the New Year hoping to get back on the winning track after three straight losses to close out 2023.
3 quarterbacks among 10 WPIAL players selected to 2023 Class 5A all-state team
December 29, 2023
Nolan DiLucia’s first season as a starting quarterback was quite productive … and rewarding. The sophomore signal caller helped Peters Township win the WPIAL Class 5A title and finish as PIAA runner-up.
PIAA will let Woodland Hills, Charleroi fix enrollment mistakes, avoid promotion to higher classifications
December 6, 2023
The PIAA will let Woodland Hills and Charleroi fix mistakes the schools made when submitting their enrollments, errors that would’ve forced their teams into higher classifications.
