Sports
Shaler boys basketball team eyes more after fast start
December 17, 2017
Senior forward Kiki Agbale clearly hears Shaler assistant coach Mike Mancuso's message of riding the wave. Not getting too high or too low is a
Multisport athletes remain rare commodity at Shaler
Looking on social media — or the internet in general — about high school athletics and one common refrain stands out. Former athletes, current coaches
Gateway bowlers set lofty postseason goals
Heading into this season, Gateway bowling coach Joe Bowman saw the potential in his boys and girls teams. With everyone back for the Gators boys
Gateway wrestling making progress
Sophomore Evan Whiteside's first season on the Gateway varsity wrestling team featured a team-best 22 victories in 32 matches. andquot;Evan learned a lot last year,andquot;Newcomers ready to take plunge for Pine-Richland diving team
The 2016-17 season was productive for the Pine-Richland diving program, as coach Maria Misenhelter saw three of her divers place in the top 10 at
Burrell’s Stewart, Kiski Area’s LaPiana lead way in PIHL scoring race
When Austin LaPiana and Tyler Stewart were in elementary school, they played on the same dek hockey team in North Hills. Neither can recall much
Greensburg Salem swimmers find their stroke with freshmen
A strong incoming class is giving a boost to the Greensburg Salem girls swimming team. Golden Lions coach Curt Smith expects freshmen Madison Cassidy and
This Week on the Trib Live High School Sports Network – 12/17/2017
May we suggest plenty of high school basketball, wrestling and hockey for your last minute stocking stuffers this week here on the TribLive High School Sports Network. We have plenty of boys and girls high school basketball section action in the WPIAL as well as District 6 and District 9 hoops too. We also hit […]
Herald high school roundup: SSA swimming teams split season openers
The Shady Side Academy swim team traveled to South Fayette for its season-opening meet. The girls won 92-76, and the boys lost 73-95. Posting wins
Alle-Kiski Valley high school lookahead: Week of Dec. 18, 2017
MONDAY • Kiski Area's girls basketball team is seeking an end to its 26-game section losing streak, which dates to the 2014-15 season, and the
Westmoreland high school lookahead: Week of Dec. 18, 2017
Highlights of the week ahead in Westmoreland high school sports: MONDAY Girls basketball Franklin Regional (4-1, 1-0) and Armstrong (4-0, 0-0) have proven to be
Fox Chapel’s Gizzo, Freeport’s Kemp named Valley News Dispatch Football Players of the Year
December 16, 2017
OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Nick Gizzo Fox Chapel, sr., QB/DB, 6-foot-1, 189 pounds Nick Gizzo didn't know in the moment just what he was
High school boys, girls basketball rankings for week of Dec. 17, 2017
rankings Basketball Boys Class 6A 1. Butler 5-0 2 2. Mt. Lebanon 4-0 4 3. Fox Chapel 4-0 3 4. Pine-Richland 3-1 1 5. Woodland Hills 4-0 5 Out: none Class 5A 1. Mars 4-0 1 2.
Westmoreland high school notebook: Penn-Trafford’s Stover makes all-state after all
Some wondered why Penn-Trafford senior Lauren Stovar did not make the Pennsylvania Soccer Coaches Association all-state team this season and for good reason. Stovar was
Jeannette’s Kennedy named Westmoreland Tribune-Review Football Player of the Year
Player of the Year Robert Kennedy, QB/WR/DB Jeannette, Sr., 5-10, 175 One of the things coaches like about Robert Kennedy is his coolness under pressure.
Plum sophomore Little sidelined by heart condition
A poster is taped to the ceiling above Anthony Little's bed, where he can see it every day when he wakes. The gift from former
Carlynton, Chartiers Valley wrestlers focus on individual goals
The Carlynton and Chartiers Valley wrestling teams head into the new season focusing more on individual goals than team goals. The Cougars are short on
Injuries force Chartiers Valley girls basketball team to adapt
Things were looking good for the Charters Valley girls basketball team at the conclusion of the 2016-17 season. The squad was set to return four
Penn Hills triple-jumper Jaden Rouse picks Bucknell
After finishing sixth in the triple jump at the WPIAL championships last year, Penn Hills senior Jaden Rouse decided to get his college decision outPenn Hills opts to leave Class 6A ranks for 5A
When the PIAA decided to add classifications to a number of team sports two years ago, the WPIAL had to go back to the drawing
