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High school roundup for April 20, 2018: North Allegheny baseball tops No. 2 Pine-Richland
April 20, 2018
If the first half of the WPIAL baseball season is any indication, the battle for playoff berths in Section 1-6A could be a photo finish.
Ringgold baseball wins another ‘home’ game at West Mifflin
Ringgold felt right at home at West Mifflin High School Friday afternoon. With their own field in no condition for baseball because of recent rain,
Baldwin, Canon-McMillan softball to square off for 1st place in Saturday’s 3 things to watch in high school sports
The last three years, Baldwin and Canon-McMillan have shared a section championship in softball. The two programs finished in a three-way tie for the section
Strong-armed South Fayette baseball team poised to weather busy stretch run
It is a pitfall every WPIAL baseball team needs to prepare for — rescheduled games. Thanks to the soggy Western Pennsylvania springs, the schedules in
Bishop Canevin’s Noah Kelsch develops into ‘quick’ volleyball player
Trying volleyball came naturally for Noah Kelsch. His older sisters, Samantha and Katie, won WPIAL titles at Bishop Canevin, with Katie winning a PIAA title
Fox Chapel Hall of Fame 2018 profile: Nick Rivett
This is the first in a series of profiles on the 2018 inductees into the Fox Chapel Sports Hall of Fame. The banquet will be
With Olson injured, Pine-Richland volleyball making adjustments
On the heels of completing its first go-around of matches against its Section 2-AAA foes, the Pine-Richland boys volleyball team is preparing to make midseason
Franklin Regional freshman wins gymnastics title
With a large crowd ready to watch her perform, Reyna Vance felt nervous before her biggest gymnastics event of the year, the Region 7 finals.Pine-Richland boys tennis team satisfied with march to playoffs
There have been plenty of challenges for the Pine-Richland boys tennis team this season. Whether it was the matches played in bitter cold weather, or
Herald Spotlight Athlete: Shady Side Academy’s Abby Todd
Abby Todd, a junior and captain on the Shady Side Academy lacrosse team, helped the squad to a 6-0 start as she scored 12 goals
Penn-Trafford’s Mancz follows baseball path to Pitt
It was during his sophomore year at Penn-Trafford when Zach Mancz made a bold statement about his future in sports. Now, the Warriors first baseman,
Track notebook: Beveridge smashes 1,600 record at Butler Invitational
Butler senior Noah Beveridge put himself in the record books at the 54th annual Butler Invitational on Friday. Beveridge won the 1,600-meter run in 4Roundball Classic roundup: Latrobe’s Dudzenski leads East team to convincing victory
Latrobe's Marcus Dudzenski had never played in an all-star game before Friday night. But the 6-foot-6 senior made the most of it by leading the
Franklin Regional’s Shedd nears target distance with gold medal jump at Butler Invitational
Franklin Regional senior Jacob Shedd has the number 48 written on his track shoes. That's the mark in feet he would like to reach in
Offense sparks St. Joseph baseball to first win of season; Springdale still winless
Tyler Wood didn't need much run support Friday, but his St. Joseph baseball teammates gave him plenty — and then more on top of it.
Chartiers-Houston softball rolls past Beth-Center
The Chartiers-Houston softball has had Beth-Center's number the past two seasons, outscoring the Bulldogs, 55-2, in the last three meetings. On Friday night, the Buccaneers
Young pitchers step up for Norwin baseball
The Norwin pitching staff is learning on the job. The turnover rate was high in the Knights' rotation, as the team did not return anyFundamentals fuel fast start for Norwin volleyball
Norwin's volleyball team knows it probably won't overpower many opponents. However, the Knights know they'll stay in matches if they focus on fundamentals. andquot;When you
Quaker Valley boys lacrosse sets high expectations; Sewickley rebuilding under new coach
The Quaker Valley and Sewickley Academy boys lacrosse teams have different expectations. The Quakers (1-2 overall) look forward to a long playoff run, and the
Plum baseball aims to live up to standard
Through the early part of the season, veteran Plum baseball coach Carl Vollmer admitted his team has fallen short of the standard the program sets
