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CTK ’17 – 2016 WPIAL Class 5-A Football Flashback
August 6, 2017
Expansion was a huge part of the 2016-2017 school year as the PIAA and thus the WPIAL got its first taste of six classifications starting with the 2016 football season. There were and still are a pair of nine team conferences in Class 5-A. But when all was said and done, a familiar name was on top as West Allegheny captured the first 5-A crown and a third district title in five years. Here is a look back at the WPIAL 5-A in 2016. 2016 WPIAL 5-A HEADLINES:
New Shady Side Academy football coach Dinardo: ‘I’m very lucky’
Chuck DiNardo is full of optimism as he heads into his first season as football coach at Shady Side Academy. andquot;Taking over as head coach, there's certainly no shortage of work to do. But I just feel so grateful that I'm in the position that it doesn't seem like work.
Shady Side Academy’s Walsh expects golf team to be ‘strong contender’
Elizabeth Walsh, a senior on the Shady Side Academy golf team, has her sights set on a strong season for her and her teammates thisPine-Richland hires Welty as boys lacrosse coach
The Pine-Richland boys lacrosse team will have a new leader after hiring Kevin Welty to take over as coach. Welty, who spent the last fourPine-Richland golfer Aiyana Chopra shines during summer tour
After competing for three months in the Isaly's Junior Golf Tour, competition in the summer circuit came to a close for Pine-Richland's Aiyana Chopra on
Hampton’s White, Penn-Trafford’s Kalik awarded at AAU diving event
Hampton rising senior Adrienne White and Penn-Trafford rising junior Paige Kalik made it to the awards stand in the AAU Diving National Championship meet July
Gateway football hopes 7-on-7 success can translate into wins
Preseason camp for WPIAL high school football begins early Monday morning. Gateway has its sights set on a strong season in Class 5A. The Gators
Friendship serves Hampton girls basketball pair as college looms
Rising seniors Laryn Edwards and Ali Collins could walk away today and leave a lasting mark on the Hampton basketball program. The past two years,Friendship serves Hampton girls basketball pair as college looms
Rising seniors Laryn Edwards and Ali Collins could walk away today and leave a lasting mark on the Hampton basketball program. The past two years,Hampton hall of fame set to induct QB Ludwig
As a young kid in the back alleys of Pittsburgh, Herb Ludwig watched the planes fly over him. He knew exactly what he wanted to
Fox Chapel’s Folkerts ramps up summer training
Jonathan Folkerts, a senior at Fox Chapel, finished 14th in the 1,600 meters at the WPIAL track championships last spring. Now he's turned his focusShaler boys golf chases growth
John Brough has several goals for the Shaler boys golf team. As a unit, the coach would like to see Shaler pick up six section
Former Southmoreland standout Stone lands another D-I offer
AAU basketball has become the perfect matchmaker for Brandon Stone. Six-foot-11 male seeks high-level Division I scholarship. Stone, who left Southmoreland after three years to
Brentwood’s Klein caps career with scholar-athlete honor
Tanner Klein competed in four sports at Brentwood, and reeled in multiple varsity letters, including four in baseball. Not only did Klein achieve an outstandingBrentwood’s Livingston celebrates senior honor
Hannah Livingston enjoyed an accomplished athletic career at Brentwood. Livingston earned 11 varsity letters while participating in three sports — basketball, volleyball and softball —
Alle-Kiski Valley high school notebook: Football teams ready to feel heat
August 5, 2017
High school football players have spent much of the summer going through non-mandatory workouts, seven-on-seven competitions and strength and conditioning sessions, but the season's officialCTK ’17 – 2016 WPIAL Class 6-A Football Flashback
Expansion was a huge part of the 2016-2017 school year as the PIAA and thus the WPIAL got its first taste of six classifications starting with the 2016 football season. There were and still are a pair of seven team conferences in the highest class. But when all was said and done, a familiar name was on top as Pittsburgh Central Catholic captured a second straight district crown. Here is a look back at the WPIAL 6-A in 2016. 2016 WPIAL 6-A HEADLINES:
Chartiers Valley’s Tarr aims for 3rd straight trip to PIAA meet
For the past two seasons, the Chartiers Valley boys cross country team has come up just short of a PIAA qualifying spot. They will lookCarlynton welcomes Bishop Canevin for girls tennis co-op
Bishop Canevin and Carlynton tend to be fierce rivals. From basketball to soccer to baseball, a win means bragging rights. But when the girls tennis
North Allegheny’s Luchini picked to All-America Watch List
August 4, 2017
Josh Luchini is in line to receive a top national honor as a member of the North Allegheny boys soccer team. Luchini, a senior forward,
