Sports
High school roundup for Jan. 8: No. 3 Bethel Park girls drop Mt. Lebanon
January 8, 2018
Olivia Westphal had 24 points as No. 3 Bethel Park earned a 55-36 win over No. 5 Mt. Lebanon in a Section 3-6A girls basketball
Burrell wrestling to recognize 2008 PIAA title team Jan. 12 against Hempfield
Burrell will celebrate the 10th anniversary of its 2008 PIAA Class AA wrestling championship at the Bucs' nonsection match Friday against Hempfield. Alumni from the
Kiski Area’s Miller reaches 100 career wins
Darren Miller crossed off a pair of significant accomplishments in the first week of the new year. The Kiski Area junior 120-pounder picked up his
Quaker Valley’s Arriaga proves asset to swim team
A teenager who escaped political unrest in Venezuela has found a haven on the Quaker Valley girls swimming team. Emiliana Arriaga has shined in sprintingPlum rifle team works under radar
We are a month into the winter high school sports season, and all the hoopla has been directed toward basketball, wrestling and swimming and diving.
Norwin wrestling impresses at WCCA tournament
It wasn't too long ago that Norwin wrestler Kurtis Phipps was in pursuit of the top wrestlers in the WPIAL and PIAA. Things have changed.
Quaker Valley wrestling ahead of schedule
Last season was the first for Quaker Valley wrestling, and as expected, the team experienced growing pains. This season, the Quakers have improved considerably, with
Four Penn-Trafford wrestlers place at WCCA tournament
With an abnormally low turnout of only eight wrestlers, Penn-Trafford most likely won't be competing for a team title this year because the amount of
Penn-Trafford’s Yamrick could be next big name in local golf
If Penn-Trafford golfer Adam Yamrick's career ends the way it began, people in and around Westmoreland County will have plenty of stories to tell about
Burrell hockey to return to action as playoff race heats up
When the Burrell hockey team returns to PIHL Division II action Jan. 15 against Kennedy Catholic at Pittsburgh Ice, it will end a nearly monthPenn-Trafford hockey tops Franklin Regional for 3rd straight victory
Some tweaking here and there by coach Rob Baker has helped to provide the Penn-Trafford hockey team with a vastly different look in the second
No. 3 Franklin Regional boys basketball clamps down on Gateway
With five regular players standing 6-foot-5 or taller, Franklin Regional has a knack for getting in the way of opposing teams, while casting a longHigh-scoring Thomas Jefferson girls race past Oakland Catholic
In a matchup between the highest-scoring team in WPIAL Class 5A and the classification's stingiest defense, it was the offensive firepower of No. 1 Thomas
Ligonier Valley wide receiver Tutino selected for All-World game
Ligonier Valley junior wide receiver Aaron Tutino, a two-time Tribune-Review Terrific 25 honoree, was selected to participate in the National Underclassman All-World football game, Feb.WCCA awards college scholarships to county athletes
Prior to the finals of the 65th annual Westmoreland County Coaches Association wrestling championship Saturday at Norwin, the association awarded scholarships to seven 2017 graduatesBishop Canevin football coach Schoppe resigns
When Darren Schoppe became a football coach, he told himself he should give back as much time as he received as a player. andquot;I passed
Clairton, Ambridge join state boys basketball rankings
Clairton and Ambridge joined the state boys basketball top 10 rankings this week in Class A and 4A, respectively. Other WPIAL representatives include Penn Hills
Top boys basketball teams in 5A to meet as part of 3 things to watch Tuesday in WPIAL athletics
First, Southwestern Pennsylvania battles through two weeks of bitter cold, then several inches of snow on Monday. Well the reprieve for high school basketball fans
Westmoreland County high school lookahead: Week of Jan. 8, 2018
Highlights of the week ahead in Westmoreland County high school sports: MONDAY Girls basketball There is a logjam atop WPIAL Section 3-4A with three teams
Gardner has Mt. Pleasant swimmers eyeing WPIALs
The Mt. Pleasant girls swimming team (5-0) is off to a superb start with its best swimmer in decades leading the charge. Sophomore Heather Gardner
