Sports
GCC football team plans to take field for national anthem
September 25, 2017
The Greensburg Central Catholic football team will take a stand. The Centurions will buck the long-time trend of staying in the locker room for the
Highlands boys soccer coach Brad Walker appeals suspension
Highlands boys soccer coach Brad Walker has a hearing Wednesday before the WPIAL Board of Directors to appeal the suspension mandated last week. The WPIAL
WPIAL to hold hearing for Imani, Jeannette football
Imani Christian and Jeannette must meet this week with the WPIAL Board of Directors and explain the issues that forced officials to end their football
Shady Side Academy falls short against Freeport
September 24, 2017
Freeport scored a pair of touchdowns in the fourth quarter to pull out a 24-17 Class 3A Allegheny Conference win over Shady Side Academy (2-2,Herald roundup: Fox Chapel golfers advance to WPIAL semifinals
All six Fox Chapel golfers advanced at the WPIAL Section 4-AAA boys golf qualifier Sept. 18, at Willowbrook Golf Club. The group was led bySix Pine-Richland boys advance to WPIAL golf semis; Freyvogel to represent Rams girls in WPIAL final
The Pine-Richland boys golf team steamrolled its Section 3-AAA competition on its way to clinching the section title. As individuals, the Rams have continued to
Hampton girls soccer team on upswing
The Hampton girls soccer team returned a ton of talent from its first playoff appearance in five years last season. But coach Bill Paholich andTough nonconference schedule paying off for Hampton boys soccer
When the Hampton boys soccer team started its season, questions abounded. Was starting goalie Chad Scherer a viable replacement for all-section performer Alec Miller WouldShaler cross country team keeps dropping times
Danielle Eshelman wants to take every opportunity to learn what it takes to be a strong cross country runner. The Shaler freshman picked people's brains
Shaler girls soccer gets rare section win
Olivia Deleonibus never let the Shaler girls soccer team's confidence lapse last Wednesday night against North Hills. After tracking down a Molly Malachow free kick,Because of low numbers, experience, Gateway hockey will play JV schedule
Getting a program back on its feet is a tough task but one Shawn Jesih is looking forward to accomplishing. Jesih has been a coach
Junior receiver Jackson breaks out for Gateway football
Halfway through the 2017 high school football season, Gateway has emerged as one of the teams to beat in Class 5A. Off to a 5-0
Freshman players bolster Baldwin golf team
Coach Steve Sinning has high hopes for the future of the Baldwin golf team thanks to the influx of outstanding freshman prospects into the programFranklin Regional hockey embracing challenge of moving up to Class AA
With Franklin Regional winning back-to-back Class A Penguins Cup titles the last two seasons, coach Brian Kurtz knew a change in classification was on theAlle-Kiski Valley high school look ahead: Week of Sept. 25, 2017
Monday • First place in Section 3-4A girls soccer will be up for grabs when Plum (6-1, 4-0) visits Fox Chapel (6-3, 4-0). The localIn coach Margie Washnock’s second season, Ligonier Valley volleyball has bigger goals
After being away from coaching volleyball for close to three decades, Ligonier Valley coach Margie Washnock had to adjust to the rules and game playWestmoreland high school sports week ahead: Week of Sept. 25, 2017
Highlights of the week ahead in Westmoreland high school sports: Monday Girls soccer One of the most anticipated matchups of the year in any countyHigh school roundup: Penn Hills takes down Shaler
Hollis Mathis connected with Daequan Hardy for four touchdowns to lead Class 6A No. 5 Penn Hills to a 34-6 win over Shaler (0-5, 0-3)High school football, soccer rankings for week of Sept. 24
rankings Football Class 6A Team W-L Pvs 1. Pine-Richland 5-0 1 2. Central Catholic 4-1 2 3. Mt. Lebanon 4-1 4 4. Penn Hills 4-1 5 5. Bethel Park 3-1 3 Out: None Class 5A 1. WestHigh school football notebook: Freshmen playing key roles for Apollo-Ridge
There are more than a dozen freshmen on the Apollo-Ridge football roster, and four of them — Klay Fitzroy, Logan Harmon, Keighton Reese and Jake
