Tag: Knoch

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Knoch’s Lauren Cihonski celebrates after her game-winning layup in the final seconds against Freeport Monday, Feb. 3, 2020, at Knoch High School.

Knoch girls finally slay rival Freeport

February 3, 2020

Moments after Lauren Cihonski hit a game-winning basket with four seconds remaining to help Knoch beat Freeport 53-52, the magnitude of what transpired hit her.

Baldwin-Hempfield girls basketball game holds major ramifications

February 2, 2020

The final week of the WPIAL basketball regular season is here with games that will help determine section championships and playoff seeding.

Kiski Area’s Head Basketball Coach Will Saunders huddles with players during a scrimmage at Kiski Area High School on Nov. 23, 2018.

A-K Valley boys basketball notebook: Kiski Area’s Will Saunders earns 300th win

January 30, 2020

Three hundred coaching wins is a big number, and Kiski Area coach Will Saunders hit that milestone with the Cavaliers’ 58-49 win over Burrell last Friday.

Norwin’s Ty Bilinsky looks for an opening in the corner against Fox Chapel’s defender Will Livingston on Tuesday, Jan. 28, 2020 in WPIAL basketball at Norwin Senior High School.

Fox Chapel boys, Chartiers Valley girls remain on top of HSSN power rankings

January 29, 2020

The boys and girls Trib 10 from last week to this week was like an impatient card dealer, a little bit of shuffling before getting down to business.

Highlands Korry Myers goes in for a layup during the Golden Rams’ matchup with Knoch on Jan. 28, 2020.

Johnny Crise shakes off injury, leads No. 3 Highlands past No. 1 Knoch

January 28, 2020

Things didn’t look good in the pre-game for Highlands standout Johnny Crise.

North Catholic’s Andrew Ammerman celebrates after scoring against Seton LaSalle on Friday, Jan. 24, 2020, at Seton LaSalle High School.

Knoch, North Catholic enter, Mars exits latest Trib HSSN boys hoops state rankings

January 27, 2020

Seven teams started the week ranked among the elite in the state, but a bump or two in the road had all seven headed to the exits in the hopes of returning soon.