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Shaler
Athletic Director: Clint Rauscher381 Wible Run Road, Pittsburgh, PA, 15209
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What to watch for in WPIAL sports for May 19, 2025: Class 6A baseball playoffs begin
May 18, 2025
The start of the second week of the WPIAL postseason marks a busy few days filled with district quarterfinal and semifinal action.
Trib HSSN softball player of the week for May 18, 2025
Trib HSSN softball player of the week: Bria Bosiljevac
Shaler softball’s ‘unique team’ roars into WPIAL playoffs in fine form
The Shaler softball team is prepared for whatever may happen in the postseason. The Titans had to win their final three Section 1-5A games to hold off North Hills for first place.
What to watch for in WPIAL sports for May 12, 2025: Baseball, softball, lacrosse playoffs begin
May 11, 2025
Welcome to 2025 spring sports postseason where this week, the WPIAL baseball, softball, boys volleyball and lacrosse playoffs all begin.
North Allegheny, Shaler awarded No. 1 seeds for WPIAL boys volleyball tournament
May 9, 2025
North Allegheny and Shaler are the top seeds for their respective WPIAL boys volleyball tournaments.
Breaking down the 2025 WPIAL softball playoffs
May 8, 2025
WPIAL softball playoffs breakdown
Mt. Lebanon, South Fayette draw top seeds in 2025 WPIAL boys lacrosse playoffs
Two-time reigning boys lacrosse champion Mt. Lebanon will start its latest title defense as the No. 1 seed in the WPIAL playoffs.
Coaches association releases final WPIAL boys volleyball rankings
May 5, 2025
The last week of the WPIAL boys volleyball regular season is here, and the final playoff picture will take shape over the next four days.
What to watch for in WPIAL sports for April 28, 2025: Section 1-5A teams battle for title
April 27, 2025
Some WPIAL baseball teams are down to one, while others still have two section series remaining in the regular season.
Pine-Richland puts pressure on Shaler, wins opener of key section series
April 22, 2025
The foul poles on Pine-Richland’s baseball field stand 360 feet from home plate — deeper than those at PNC Park — so there’s a lot of outfield grass to cover.
