Tag: Ligonier Valley

Westmoreland high school notes: Ligonier Valley rehires Siko as AD

January 15, 2023

When Ligonier Valley made the giant leap from District 6 to the WPIAL in 2020, Wesley Siko was the Rams’ athletic director and oversaw the move.

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Westmoreland high school notebook: PIHL all-stars headed to RMU

January 8, 2023

Robert Morris’ Island Sports Center will be the place for the PIHL All-Star Games on Jan. 29.

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Kilkeary, Roth questionable for WCCA wrestling tournament

January 3, 2023

Latrobe senior Vinny Kilkeary has a chance to become the 58th wrestler in the 70 years of the Westmoreland County Coaches’ Association tournament to win three titles.

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Westmoreland County’s top 10 sports stories of 2022

December 31, 2022

There were thrilling wins. There were gut-wrenching losses.

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2022 WPIAL All-Conference Football: Steel Valley leads 1st team with 9 spots in Allegheny

December 23, 2022

Steel Valley’s Cruce Brookins was a two-way standout for the Ironmen, but he wasn’t the only player on the roster making an impact on both sides of the ball.

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Greensburg Central Catholic’s Carlo Denis named 2022 Tribune-Review Westmoreland Boys Soccer Player of the Year

December 3, 2022

When Greensburg Central Catholic needed a goal over the top, it knew whose number to call.

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Ligonier Valley girls basketball looks to take a step forward

November 22, 2022

When Emily Daugherty was hired as the Ligonier Valley girls basketball coach, she inherited a program that was a mess.

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Ligonier Valley boys to lean on Sierocky and Pleskovich

It could be an interesting season for the Ligonier Valley boys basketball program.

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Rosters set for inaugural WCCA all-star volleyball match

November 18, 2022

A new event has joined the Westmoreland County Coaches Association sports rotation.

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5 things we learned in Week 11: Bill Cherpak joins ‘role model’ George Novak in WPIAL’s 300 club

November 13, 2022

Bill Cherpak could’ve succeeded in whatever career path he pursued, says his former high school football coach, recalling how the Steel Valley graduate already was a bright leader in those days.

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