WPIAL football rankings for Week 1
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Saturday, September 12, 2020 | 3:55 PM
WPIAL football
Class 6A
Rank, Team, W-L, Last
1. Central Catholic, 1-0, 1
2. North Allegheny, 1-0, 2
3. Seneca Valley, 0-0, 3
4. Mt. Lebanon, 0-0, 4
5. Baldwin, 1-0, 5
Out: none
Class 5A
1. Pine-Richland, 1-0, 1
2. Gateway, 1-0, 2
3. Peters Township, 0-0, 3
4. Upper St. Clair, 1-0, 4
5. South Fayette, 1-0, 5
Out: none
Class 4A
1. Thomas Jefferson, 1-0, 1
2. Mars, 1-0, 4
3. Aliquippa, 1-0, 5
4. Belle Vernon, 1-0, NR
5. Blackhawk, 1-0, NR
Out: McKeesport (0-1, 2), Montour (0-1, 3)
Class 3A
1. Central Valley, 1-0, 1
2. North Catholic, 1-0, 2
3. Elizabeth Forward, 0-0, 3
4. Keystone Oaks, 1-0, 4
5. Avonworth, 1-0, NR
Out: Derry Area (0-1, 5)
Class 2A
1. Beaver Falls, 1-0, 1
2. McGuffey, 1-0, 3
3. Washington, 0-1, 2
4. New Brighton, 1-0, NR
5. Brentwood, 1-0, NR
Out: Riverside (0-1, 4), Freedom (0-1, 5)
Class A
1. Clairton, 1-0, 1
2. Shenango, 0-0, 2
3. Jeannette, 0-1, 4
4. Burgettstown, 1-0, 5
5. OLSH, 1-0, NR
Out: Greensburg Central Catholic (0-1, 3)
Chris Harlan is a TribLive reporter covering sports. He joined the Trib in 2009 after seven years as a reporter at the Beaver County Times. He can be reached at charlan@triblive.com.
Tags: Aliquippa, Avonworth, Baldwin, Beaver Falls, Belle Vernon, Blackhawk, Brentwood, Burgettstown, Central Catholic, Central Valley, Clairton, Elizabeth Forward, Gateway, Jeannette, Keystone Oaks, Mars, McGuffey, Mt. lebanon, New Brighton, North Allegheny, North Catholic, Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, Peters Township, Pine-Richland, Seneca Valley, Shenango, South Fayette, Thomas Jefferson, Upper St. Clair, Washington
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