The WPIAL released its section alignments for boys and girls basketball. Here are five observations from some of the shifting that was done.
Pitt football coach Pat Narduzzi subtweeted a local high school athlete Friday night. He couldn't have looked any worse doing so.
The NFL Draft will look a lot different when it starts Thursday. No matter the differences it comes at a time when all sports fans need it.
The WPIAL released high school football schedules Thursday. It did a pretty good job, too.
A bulk of the WPIAL football realignment kept things the same. There are differences, especially for several local teams, that could drastically help the next two seasons.
You won't believe some of the numbers from the past two high school football seasons. Now, like it or not, six classifications and staying away from the 'regionalization' proposal offered by the WPIAL might be the best option.
Washington is used to being the bully. Saturday afternoon, the shoe was on the other foot.
The wildcat offense. West Greene's Ben Jackson breaks another record. A local lineman is named as a finalist for a WPIAL award. Five things from the week that was in high school football.
There are only five local high school football teams remaining in the WPIAL playoffs.
Seven local high school football teams will open the postseason in the confines of their own home stadium.
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The battle of the Century Conference brought out a great atmosphere for a regular-season finale. That and much more on the high school football postseason.
You have all been spoiled as high school football fans.
The conference showdowns everybody might have been expecting quickly turned into duds. Ben Jackson and Zack Swartz continue to shine for their respective teams. The South Fayette wide receivers continue to cause problems for opponents.
It's been a couple of wild weeks for the Canon-McMillan football team. Outside of the bright spot for the Big Macs, Week 4 offered a lot of duds.
Winning means running the football for area teams
West Greene continues to score. Chartiers-Houston has kept teams from scoring. Avella beats somebody outside of the Tri-County South Conference. Week 1 had us flipping through our calendars for oddities and much more.
Five storylines entering the high school football season.
High school football teams will report to camp in exactly one month. Here are five teams to watch before July quickly turns into August and the season is upon us.
Protecting coaches should be a priority, especially with situations that have happened locally.
Separating playoffs for public and private schools should be done, but there are better ways to create parity in scholastic sports than what the newest proposed bill would suggest.
The moments after West Greene had its run end told you everything about the last four years of the Pioneers.
It was a banner season for Peters Township girls basketball, just as the Indians' coach predicted.
Five local high school softball players to keep your eye on this season.
Five local high school baseball players to keep your eye on this season.
Nine area basketball teams play in the first round of the PIAA playoffs over the next two days. For some to advance it might come down to just doing what they've done all season.
In what was a thrilling, successful year for local high school athletics, 2018 offered unforgettable individual performances.
Five area basketball teams that should feel confident about their starts to the season.
How did Week Zero, a dynamic receiving corps and kicker Ryan Coe pay dividends in South Fayette's win over Thomas Jefferson in the WPIAL Class 4A championship game?
The three area high school football teams that remain are either in uncharted territory or a familiar spot.
Which area teams could be happy or disappointed when Monday night's WPIAL high school football playoff pairings meeting is finished?
It had been seven years since Peters Township got the better of Bethel Park in a high school football game.
Four area teams can clinch at least a share or win their conference outright in Week 8 of the high school football season.
From offenses failing to be stopped to must-win games and fourth-quarter comebacks, Week 7 of the high school football season had a little bit of everything.
The old sports saying is that a tie is like kissing your sister.
Two local running backs nearing milestone entering Week 6 of the high school football season.
The Interstate Conference gets even murkier. Being one dimensional can be disastrous against South Fayette. The defense continues to power Burgettstown.
A showdown in Class 4A, injuries taking a toll and offenses look to stay hot as we move to the back half of the schedule.
Mother Nature didn’t want last Friday night to end.
What's going to be the biggest factor in the five most compelling games Friday night?
It was a big night for area running backs. Was Peters Township's victory a fluke? Washington quarterback Zack Swartz breaks a school record. And offensive lines are either making or breaking teams.
There isn't a shortage of important conference games in high school football this week. Belle Vernon hosts Thomas Jefferson, South Fayette travels to New Castle and neighbors Fort Cherry and Burgettstown meet for the first time since 2009.
An impressive debut for Charleroi coach Lance Getsy, big plays haunt Canon-McMillan again and why nobody is going to easily push Burgettstown around.
Can Canon-McMillan and Peters Township get on the right side of history? McGuffey is trying to do something for the first time this decade. What will determine a winner between Washington and Charleroi?
The Pirates need to embrace being a small-market team rather than use it as an excuse.
Five local baseball and softball teams try to advance into the PIAA semifinals Thursday.
Six local teams will play for WPIAL baseball and softball championships this week.
There are 29 local athletes competing in the PIAA Track & Field Championships.
Plenty of depth in many classifications make the WPIAL baseball playoffs an unpredictable event.
Predictions on who will win the WPIAL softball championships in each of the six classifications.
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