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Penn-Trafford
Athletic Director: Kerry HetrickP.O. Box 530, Harrison City, PA, 15636
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Recent News
Seneca Valley tops Penn-Trafford, gets another shot at WPIAL boys volleyball title
May 20, 2025
Jordan Hoover desperately wants to be part of the Seneca Valley boys volleyball team that kicks down the door and wins a WPIAL Class 3A championship.
Penn-Trafford pitcher steps up in 1-hit shutout of North Hills in Class 5A semifinals
One of the best attributes an athlete can have is a short memory.
Westmoreland County softball notebook: Norwin eyes another playoff upset
May 19, 2025
Put the ball in play.
Westmoreland softball playoff preview capsules: Games for May 20, 2025
WPIAL softball playoffs
H.S. baseball notebook: Greensburg CC inspired by Warren Schaeffer’s rise with Rockies
May 18, 2025
If Warren Schaeffer can achieve his dream, so can anybody from Greensburg Central Catholic.
Penn-Trafford’s Logan Kerstetter goes back-to-back in javelin at WPIAL championships
History repeated itself for Penn-Trafford senior Logan Kerstetter.
Penn-Trafford notebook: Nick Turowski advances in U.S. Open qualifier
When Nick Turowski plays golf, he likes to play fast.
Penn-Trafford knocks off 3rd-seeded Latrobe in Class 3A boys volleyball thriller
May 15, 2025
Penn-Trafford veteran boys volleyball coach Jim Schall looked exhausted after Thursday’s WPIAL Class 3A quarterfinal against No. 3 Latrobe, and he did not even play.
Penn-Trafford volleyball sweeps Peters Township in 1st round
May 13, 2025
Surrounded by a group of former Penn-Trafford players, coach Jim Schall couldn’t stop smiling in the aftermath of the Warriors’ convincing, 3-0 blanking of visiting Peters Township on Tuesday night in a first-round WPIAL Class 3A boys volleyball playoff.
Westmoreland high school notebook: Longtime Franklin Regional softball coach Armstrong hangs up cleats
Like any coach, Jim Armstrong wanted his softball players at Franklin Regional to win more than they lost. But seeing them laughing, being loose and enjoying their time in the program sometimes seemed more meaningful.
