Sports
Mt. Lebanon boys earn top seed in Class 6A as WPIAL playoff pairings are released
February 13, 2018
If the WPIAL ran the Class 6A boys basketball tournament five times, it might crown five different champions. That's the opinion of Mt. Lebanon coach
Stone narrows list to four schools, including Pitt, Duquesne
Much-sought-after basketball recruit Brandon Stone pared down his list of possible suitors Tuesday afternoon. Three of the colleges would bring the former Southmoreland standout closer
High school roundup for Jan. 12: Quaker Valley boys complete undefeated regular season
February 12, 2018
Coletrane Washington scored 25 points to lift Class 4A No. 1 Quaker Valley boys basketball to an 80-40 win over Summit Academy to complete an
High school scores, summaries, schedules for Feb. 12, 2018
High schools Basketball Boys Monday's results WPIAL Nonsection Avonworth 77, Fort Cherry 56 Bethel Park 78, Central Valley 69 Brownsville 62, California 50 Butler 69,
Basketball coaches play guessing game in advance of WPIAL pairings meeting
One game may not make or break a season, but it can have an impact on a team's postseason fate. So after Freeport gutted outA-K Valley girls teams hoping for long postseason runs
The Leechburg girls basketball team missed the WPIAL playoffs in 2015, but that year, a group of freshmen began to form what would be the
Quaker Valley boys take 2nd at MAC swimming championships
After missing most of the season with a shoulder problem, Quaker Valley senior Ben Mastrorocco came back and went on a tear at the Midwestern
Quaker Valley hockey looks for momentum with playoffs looming
While its record might not indicate it, things are starting to trend in a positive direction for the Quaker Valley hockey team. The Quakers (9-8-1-0)Penn-Trafford rifle team acquits itself well at WPIALs
Hunter Greyno was on target in his final event with the Penn-Trafford rifle team. The senior wrapped up his career by shooting a 200-16x to
Franklin Regional boys enter playoffs with high hopes
When Franklin Regional first-year coach Steve Scorpion initially met with his boys basketball team before the season, he wasted no time in setting high expectations.
Franklin Regional girls fall short of playoff goals
After a campaign of promising basketball in 2016-17, which included a winning record and a trip to the WPIAL Class 5A playoffs, the Franklin RegionalPlum wrestlers prep for section tournament
The WPIAL Class AAA wrestling section tournaments are just over a week away, and Plum's group of eight, coach Steve Stremple said, is getting a
Highlands rallies past Freeport for 5th straight victory
With 3 minutes, 30 seconds left in the third quarter of Monday's nonsection boys basketball matchup between Freeport and Highlands, the score was tied. The
Playoff brackets set to be announced as part of 3 things to watch Tuesday in Western Pa. athletics
Let the debates begin as we throw ourselves full force into WPIAL basketball bracketology 2018. The debate over when and where gives way to how
Jeannette athletes enjoy support of alumni, community during winning runs
What the Jeannette sports teams have accomplished over the years doesn't need much praise. That's because excellence on the field or court is expected from
Burrell’s Christie savors strength of 100th win
Burrell's Corey Christie appreciates strength of 100th win
Herald high school roundup: Fox Chapel girls basketball streak ends
The Fox Chapel girls basketball team picked up its second section win in a row Feb. 5 as it traveled to Latrobe and won inHempfield bowlers set sights on WPIBL titles
Anything is possible when talent catches up to potential, and the defending Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Bowling League champions from Hempfield are proving just that. With
Westmoreland boys, girls basketball teams set to learn playoff opponents
Franklin Regional's run to its first boys basketball section championship in a decade started last March at neighboring Plum. At least that's when the team
WPIAL puts Clairton, Monessen athletics on unprecedented 5-year probation
The Clairton and Monessen boys basketball teams are allowed to participate in the playoffs this season, but the WPIAL levied player suspensions and an unprecedented
