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Beaver’s Michael Champ is greeted at home plate by teammates after hitting a home run against Blackhawk during the WPIAL Class 4A championship game Wednesday, May 29, 2019, at Wild Things Park.

PIAA postpones all baseball, softball semifinals involving WPIAL teams

June 10, 2019

The PIAA postponed many of Monday’s baseball and softball semifinals because of weather to Tuesday, including all involving WPIAL teams.

Boys lacrosse standouts voted to WPIAL All-Star teams

June 9, 2019

The All-WPIAL boys lacrosse teams were selected in a vote of the Class AAA and AA coaches.

Westmoreland PIAA softball capsules for local semifinal games

Tuesday’s games

Penn Trafford celebrates with Brooke Cleland after her second home against West Allegheny during PIAA 5A softball quarterfinals Thursday, June 6, 2019 at Peters Township High School.

No previous PIAA softball playoffs experience necessary for Penn-Trafford

Unlike other Westmoreland County softball teams with recent appearances in the PIAA playoffs — Hempfield, Mt. Pleasant, Valley and Yough have won state championships this decade — Penn-Trafford is new to the scene.

Seven WPIAL teams remain among Trib HSSN’s state softball rankings

June 8, 2019

Four of the six top-ranked teams from a week ago survived the first two rounds of the state playoffs and remain on top in the next-to-last edition of the Trib HSSN state softball rankings.

Westmoreland notebook: New coach Hyland ready to lead GCC basketball

Christian Hyland remembers the encouraging words coming from his coach, Greg Bisignani, during his Greensburg Central Catholic senior banquet in 2014.

Penn-Trafford’s Mario Disso celebrates his RBI base hit during the third inning of the WPIAL Class 6A championship game against Pine-Richland Thursday, May 30, 2019, at Wild Things Park.

Penn-Trafford baseball reflects on historic season of success

Five years ago, Penn-Trafford baseball coach Dan Miller went through an interview process with the message that the Warriors were three to five years away from competing for a WPIAL title. Miller wasn’t lying.