Tag: South Fayette

3 South Fayette players named to Class 4A Pennsylvania Football Writers all-state team

December 27, 2018

The South Fayette offense was run like a well-oiled machine for much of the 2018 season. Three cogs who kept the engine running were honored Thursday with selection to the Class 4A 2018 Pennsylvania Football Writers all-state team. Senior quarterback Jamie Diven, senior wide receiver Mike Trimbur and senior kicker

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High school roundup for Dec. 26, 2018: Belle Vernon tops Southmoreland in OT

December 26, 2018

Mitch Pohlot had 24 points, and Larry Calloway added 21 as Belle Vernon defeated Southmoreland, 84-80, in overtime at the Charleroi tournament Wednesday night. Jake Haney scored 13 points, and Cameron Nusser added 12 for the Leopards (2-6). Riley Comforti scored 28 points to lead Southmoreland (3-5). Ringgold 69, Yough

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Pine-Richland remains atop PIHL power rankings

December 23, 2018

Every Monday during the 2018-19 PIHL hockey season, the TribLive High School Sports Network will release weekly Power Rankings. These rankings have zero classification boundaries. Here are the ranking for the week of Dec. 23. Overall record includes wins, losses, ties and overtime losses. PIHL TRIB 10 1. Pine-Richland Rams

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Pipilo leads Chartiers Valley boys past South Fayette in Section 2-5A clash

December 18, 2018

Senior guard Joe Pipilo scored 21 of his game-high 29 points in the second half as Chartiers Valley pulled away to a 61-54 victory over visiting South Fayette in a Section 2-5A boys basketball game Tuesday night. The loss was the first of the season for the Lions as they

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South Fayette kicker Coe switches commitment as signing day nears

December 17, 2018

South Fayette's Ryan Coe, a nationally ranked kicker, switched his college commitment Monday to Delaware. The senior announced his decision on Twitter. Coe had committed to Temple in September. The 6-foot-2, 225-pound kicker and punter was a special teams star for South Fayette, which won the WPIAL Class 4A title

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South Fayette, Chartiers Valley to meet in boys basketball showdown in Tuesday’s 3 things to watch in high school sports

A little over five miles on Thoms Run Road and Oakdale Road separate South Fayette and Chartiers Valley high schools. While this would make for a natural rivalry between two strong basketball programs, Tuesday will be only the fifth section meeting between the two schools. The Lions and Colts are

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Pine-Richland leads PIHL Trib 10 power rankings

December 16, 2018

Every Monday during the 2018-19 PIHL hockey season, the TribLive High School Sports Network will release weekly Power Rankings. These rankings have zero classification boundaries. Here are the ranking for the week of Dec. 16: Overall record includes wins, losses, ties and overtime losses. PIHL TRIB 10 1. Pine-Richland (10-0-0-0)

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Hardman leads South Fayette hockey to 9-1 start

December 13, 2018

South Fayette hockey coach Frank Certo thinks he has one of the best goalies in the PIHL. The stats are there to back him up. Bruce Hardman has been the catalyst for a strong Lions defense this season. The senior has a 7-1 record in front of the net and

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State, WPIAL champions highlight Trib 25 football all-star team

December 12, 2018

Another high school football season has come and gone, and 2018 will be memorable for teams and players across Western Pennsylvania. Penn Hills and Aliquippa celebrated PIAA titles in Hershey and shared WPIAL championship glory with Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, Steel Valley, South Fayette and Pine-Richland. There were

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PIAA football playoffs: 30 years in 30 days — Clairton, North Allegheny roll to ’10 titles

November 30, 2018

The PIAA had been hosting state playoffs in all but one fall high school sport since 1976. Soccer, volleyball, tennis, golf, cross country and field hockey all crowned state champions once the district playoffs concluded. The lone exception to the fall state playoff slate was high school football. It wasn't

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