WPIAL clinched: Field of automatic qualifiers set for football playoffs
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Friday, October 25, 2024 | 11:02 PM
Here’s a look at teams that have automatically qualified for the WPIAL football playoffs. The WPIAL football committee will choose the wild card qualifiers Saturday. The playoffs begin next Friday. Watch the Trib HSSN playoff pairings show at 3 p.m. Saturday.
Class 6A (4 qualifiers)
1. Central Catholic, 2. North Allegheny, 3. Mt. Lebanon, 4. Seneca Valley
Class 5A (12 qualifiers)
Allegheny Six: 1. Upper St. Clair, 2. Peters Township, 3. Bethel Park
Big East: 1. Woodland Hills, 2. Penn-Trafford, 3. Franklin Regional
Northeast: 1. Pine-Richland, 2. Penn Hills, 3. North Hills
*3 at-large wild card teams TBD
Class 4A (8 qualifiers)
Big Six: 1. Thomas Jefferson, 2. Trinity
Greater Allegheny: 1. McKeesport, 2. Mars
Parkway: 1. Aliquippa, 2. West Allegheny
*2 at-large wild card teams TBD
Class 3A (12 qualifiers)
Allegheny 7: 1. Imani Christian, 2. Deer Lakes, 3. Freeport
Interstate: 1. Elizabeth Forward, 2. Southmoreland, 3. Mt. Pleasant
Western Hills: 1. Central Valley, 2. Beaver, 3. Avonworth
*3 at-large wild card teams TBD
Class 2A (13 qualifiers)
Allegheny: 1. South Park, 2. Steel Valley, 3. South Allegheny
Century: 1. Seton LaSalle, 2. Keystone Oaks, 3. Waynesburg Central
Midwestern Athletic: 1. Ellwood City, 2. Western Beaver, 3. Mohawk
*4 at-large wild card teams TBD
Class A (16 qualifiers)
Big 7: 1. Neshannock, 2. Laurel, 3. South Side
Black Hills: 1. Fort Cherry, 2. Bishop Canevin, 3. Cornell
Eastern: 1. Clairton, 2. Greensburg C.C., 3. Leechburg
Tri-County South: 1. Jefferson-Morgan, 2. California, 3. Bentworth
*4 at-large wild card teams TBD
**Jeannette plays at Riverview at noon Saturday
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