Tag: Yough
Yough boys tough out victory over No. 4 Washington, move into tie for 1st
January 30, 2024
Yough could feel the tread on a 15-point advantage wearing thin as Washington crept closer with a third-quarter turnaround.
Westmoreland County high school notebook: Norwin runner makes Division I commitment
January 27, 2024
Rosemary Gaydos became the latest Norwin track and field athlete to commit to a Division I college program.
Former Clairton football star Tyler Boyd headlines 2024 WPIAL Hall of Fame class
January 17, 2024
Nobody in WPIAL history won more consistently than Clairton’s Tyler Boyd, whose football teams were part of a state-record winning streak that eventually reached 66 games.
Westmoreland HS notebook: Ligonier Valley graduate Haden Sierocky returning to gridiron with Washington & Jefferson
January 14, 2024
The itch to return to the gridiron was too strong for one of the better two-sport athletes to come out of Ligonier Valley in recent years.
Greensburg Central Catholic boys key on Terek Crosby, shut down Yough
December 27, 2023
As Greensburg Central Catholic went through the handshake line opposite Yough, Centurions coach Christian Hyland told Cougars guard Terek Crosby how much he appreciates his game.
Westmoreland County girls basketball notebook: Matthews makes a good point for Yough
December 13, 2023
One of the first things new Yough girls coach Brian Znavor did when he joined the team was move senior Autumn Matthews to point guard.
Basketball teams adjust to new free-throw rule in early part of season
December 10, 2023
One-and-one free throws always have been a gamble.
Westmoreland athletes of the week: Yough’s Autumn Matthews, Southmoreland’s Ty Keffer
December 9, 2023
Autumn Matthews
Deer Lakes clamps down on Yough in battle of top teams in Class 3A
December 8, 2023
Yough expects to see zone defenses this season. Deer Lakes sure knows how to run them.
Westmoreland County boys basketball notebook: Penn-Trafford working (double) overtime
December 7, 2023
In all of his years in coaching, Doug Kelly was almost certain he had never coached a double-overtime game in a season opener.
