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Hometown Softball Program Game Recap – Baldwin – 05/02/2012
May 2, 2012
Anna Lauterbach pitched seven innings of three-hit softball, earned the win and retired the last nine batters of the game in order as baldwin beat Bethel Park Tuesday evening.Hometown Softball Program Game Recap – Vincentian Academy – 05/01/2012
May 1, 2012
On Senior Day at Vincentian Academy, the Royals needed just five innings to dispatch the North Catholic Trojanettes 11-1 to close out section play on Tuesday afternoon.MSA Sports Top Ten – WPIAL Baseball – 05/01/2012
Each week during the regular season, MSA Sports will rank the top ten baseball teams in the WPIAL in all four classifications every Monday at www.MSAsports.net Here are this weeks rankings, iThis Week on the MSA Sports Network – 04/29/2012
April 29, 2012
As the mercury keeps rising and the calender changes from April to May, we have stretch run regular season softball and baseball action this week here on the MSA Sports NetHometown Softball Program Game Recap – South Side – 04/29/2012
In Hometown Softball Action the South Side Rams beat the Rochester Rams 18-2 in 4 innings. The South Side Rams scored 9 runs on 7 hits in the first inning and never looked back.Hometown Softball Program Game Recap – Chartiers-Houston – 04/29/2012
For Chartiers-Houston it was just another day at the office.Hometown Softball Program Game Recap – Elizabeth Forward – 04/27/2012
April 27, 2012
Elizabeth Forward (11-4, 6-2) has struggled at times this season with leaving runners stranded on base. Through four innings on Friday it appeared that trend would continue.Hometown Softball Program Game Recap – Brentwood – 04/27/2012
The up and down season for Brentwood softball was on the upswing Friday in a must-win situation as the Spartans held off the Quaker Valley Quakers 6-4 to stay alive, fScholastic Notebook – 04/27/2012
It took four years for Serra Catholic pitcher Alain Girman to finally lose a game. Then it happened in consecutive days.Hometown Softball Program Game Recap – Montour – April 27, 2012
The West Allegheny Indians have lost only twice so far in 2012 – that’s the good news. The bad news is that both defeats have come against section rival Montour Spartans. Fo
MSA Sports Top Ten – WPIAL Volleyball
April 25, 2012
Each week during the regular season, MSA Sports will rank the top ten boys volleyball teams in the WPIAL in both classifications every Wednesday at www.MSAsports.net Log on every day for updaHometown Softball Program Game Recap – South Allegheny – 04/25/2012
On a day that saw three one run games broadcast among the Hometown Softball teams.Hometown Softball Program Game Recap – Vincentian Academy – 04/24/2012
April 24, 2012
Despite a furious late inning comeback, #5-ranked Vincentian (3-2, 6-4) came up just short in a 6-5 loss to #2-ranked Sto-Rox (8-0, 12-0) in WPIAL Class A Section 3 action earlier today at the VincHometown Softball Program Game Recap – Baldwin – 04/24/2012
Defending Class AAAA Section 4 champion Baldwin began the second half of section play Tuesday at home with a big time scare as Mount Lebanon nearly pulled off a big upMSA Sports Top Ten – WPIAL Softball – 04/24/2012
Each week during the regular season, MSA Sports will rank the top ten softball teams in the WPIAL in all four classifications every Tuesday at www.MSAsports.net, including another NEW #1 teamScholastic Notebook – 04/24/2012
The Ellwood City baseball team fell from the ranks of the unbeatens last week when it dropped a 1-0 decision to Riverside. But Ellwood City still might be having the most impressive season of any team in the WPIAL – at least in terms of statistics. Ellwood City is now 12-1 on the season. In 12 of those 13 games, Ellwood City has given up two runs or fewer. Five of the wins have come by shutouts. Christian Kerns has been the main stopper for Ellwood City this season. He had been 13-0 over the past two seasons until taking the loss against Riverside. Anthony Carusone also has been stellar on the mound. Ellwood City and Riverside are now tied for the Section 5 lead. Maybe Ellwood City is smarting a little after going 15-5 last season, but missing the WPIAL playoffs. The Undefeateds:MSA Sports Top Ten – WPIAL Baseball – 04/23/2012
April 23, 2012
Each week during the regular season, MSA Sports will rank the top ten baseball teams in the WPIAL in all four classifications every Monday at www.MSAsports.net Here are this weeks rankings, including NEW #1 teams in Class AAAA and Class AAA. Log on every day for updated standings and game broadcasts on your exclusive home for the 2012 WPIAL Baseball Playoffs, the MSA Sports Network at MSAsports.netWPIAL CLASS AAAA:1) NORWIN KNIGHTS (10-0) (Last Week #2)2) BETHEL PARK BLACK HAWKS (11-1) (Last Week #3)3) SHALER TITANS (10-2) (Last Week #4)4) SENECA VALLEY RAIDERS (9-2) (Last Week #1)5) HEMPFIELD SPARTANS (10-2) (Last Week #5)6) UPPER ST. CLAIR PANTHERS (10-2) (Last Week #6)This Week on the MSA Sports Network – 04/23/2012
While Mother Nature tries to send one more (hopefully) winter blast our way, we look forward to plenty of red hot spring sports action on the high school, college and professional level this week here on the MSA Sports Network. We feature plenty of WPIAL and District 6 baseball and softball including seven games from the MSA Sports Hometown Softball Program. We also have WPIAL boys volleyball and girls lacrosse action, college baseball featuring Slippery Rock University and Geneva College and women's college lacrosse, plus we have news from the auto racing world with Rappin on Racin and pro baseball featuring the Class AA Altoona Curve ALL here at MSAsports.netMonday, April 23rd:TALK SHOW - Rappin on Racin at 6:00pm on MSAsports.net Tuesday, April 24th:Hometown Softball Program Game Recap – Montour – April 22, 2012
April 22, 2012
On a day more suited for ducks,and fish the crew from MSA SPORTS went to Fairhaven Park in Kennedy Township for a Hometown Softball broadcast between the home standing Montour Spartans and the visiting Chartiers Valley Colts. Unfortunately for the Spartans in their inaugural Hometown softball broadcast the scoreboard and weather would not be kind to them as they took a tough loss 14-5 in six innings.The game was called by the umpire after the 6th due to the poor condition of the field. Chartiers Valley scored four runs in the 1st, one in the 4th, and 2 in the 5th but only led 7-5 as the Spartans answered with runs each time the Colts scored.In the first inning Montour plated a run as Megan Vacco was hit by a pitch and with two outs Allison Reidel hit an RBI double to make it 4-1.In the second with one out Tori Roman the Spartans 1st baseman hit a booming HR to left field to cut the lead again to 4-2.
