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North Allegheny players celebrate their fifth straight PIAA girls volleyball title Nov. 20, 2021, at Cumberland Valley.

North Allegheny claims 5th straight PIAA volleyball title

November 24, 2021

SILVER SPRING TOWNSHIP — It is said to never wake up a sleeping bear. By beating North Allegheny in the first game of their PIAA girls volleyball championship match Nov. 20, Parkland might have woken the sleeping Tiger.

North Allegheny wins 5th straight PIAA Class 4A girls volleyball championship

November 20, 2021

SILVER SPRING TOWNSHIP — It is said to never wake up a sleeping bear. By beating North Allegheny in the first game of their PIAA girls volleyball championship match Saturday night, Parkland might have woken the sleeping Tiger.

North Allegheny’s Ella Deeter with a spike against Shaler’s Hilary Quinn and Mackenzie Barr (24) during the WPIAL Class 4A volleyball championship on Saturday, Nov. 6, 2021, at Robert Morris UPMC Center.

North Allegheny notebook: Tigers advance to 5th straight volleyball final

Already a four-time defending state champion, the North Allegheny girls volleyball team earned a trip to the PIAA finals for the fifth year in a row after defeating rival Shaler, 3-1, in a PIAA Class 4A semifinal Nov. 6 at Fox Chapel.

North Allegheny’s Maura Mlecko shows off her four PIAA cross country medals after helping the Tigers to the 2021 state title.

North Allegheny’s Mlecko steps into PIAA cross country history books as 4-time team champion

There was a time when Maura Mlecko was the freshman on North Allegheny’s cross country team, running at the state championship meet in Hershey for the first time. But like runners on that course, four years can go by fast.

North Allegheny swimming brings back retired coach to replace Patrick Wenzel

November 18, 2021

Citing personal reasons, title-winning North Allegheny swimming coach Patrick Wenzel resigned this fall after leading the WPIAL’s top program for eight years.