The high school sports seasons in Pennsylvania were brought to a sudden end before they began last spring, and the fall seasons have been played with safer, socially distant guidelines. But what hasn’t changed in high school athletics is the recruiting game.
Top-seeded Rams too much for PT in WPIAL Class 5A title game.
The WPIAL Class 5A football championship games includes a matchup of workout partners.
Peters Township multisport athlete is the Observer-Reporter Athlete of the Week
Usually, when last seen by opponents, Nico Pate is bursting through the line on his was to a big gain.
WEXFORD – They should pass out antacids to the fans attending Peters Township soccer matches.
Peters Township gets revenge, spot in championship game with TD in closing seconds.
Andrew Massucci's busy week starts with 2 thrilling goals in the WPIAL semifinals.
FOX CHAPEL – For the third time this season, Pine-Richland and Peters Township tangled in field hockey and the results remained the same.
McMURRAY – Peters Township’s soccer team should send a thank you note to the team from Central Catholic High School.
Peters Township sets up a rematch of last year's WPIAL 5A championship game by handling Woodland Hills.
McMURRAY – Peters Township’s girls soccer team didn’t play like a No. 1 seed Thursday night, but it didn’t matter.
IMPERIAL — Peters Township knocked off West Allegheny 23-7 Friday night to head into the WPIAL Class 5A playoffs undefeated.
The boys and girls soccer teams at Peters Township High School hit the daily double Wednesday.
Special group in Whalen's corner
Peters Township gave its best, scoring 28 points in the first half and cruising to a 45-7 Senior Night/Homecoming win.
Peters Township quarterback Logan Pfeuffer knows his playing days are as fleeting as the the scoring strikes he tossed to teammates Breylan Carrington and Corban Hondru during the Indians' recent 26-3 victory over Moon.
CORAOPOLIS – One of the only lowlights of Peters Township’s 2019 season took place out by the airport.
WEXFORD – Kat Wang and Marra Bruce are trouble for tennis doubles players in the district and the state but the Peters Township duo do have their own trials when it comes to defending their domain.
PITTSBURGH – Central Catholic sophomore Rocco Salvitti, a Canonsburg resident, placed third Tuesday at the WPIAL Class 3A boys golf individual championship held at South Hills Country Club.
PT offense comes to life in win over USC
The o-R Athlete of the Week had a season in only three quarters against Penn-Trafford
Defensive back intercepts 4 Penn-Trafford passes, returning 2 for touchdowns, in 24-21 win.
Peters Township boys soccer coach Bobby Dyer has been trying to figure out several scenarios when it comes to his team and its future during the coronavirus pandemic.
Though she had a year of eligibility remaining, Synclaire Kuhn traded her golf clubs for medical scrubs when the coronavirus pandemic canceled her final season of golf at St. Francis University.
Ella McRoberts inherited her father’s height, but not his interest in basketball or baseball. Her father, Craig, was a state and WPIAL champion for Bethel Park's baseball team, as well as a three-year letter winner and starter for the boys basketball team.
When he’s 64, Tim Wu will still love his wife, Cathy. He’ll adore running, too.
Heavily recruited Peters Township defensive back Donovan McMillon had many reasons to choose the University of Florida. Family is just one of them.
Winning one WPIAL baseball championship is difficult enough. One bad day and your season is over. Peters Township, however, pulled off winning back titles in 2007 and 2008. Today, we go back to the latter, a May 28, 2008 victory over a Plum team that was coached by Waynesburg native Carl Vollmer.
A 6-2, 195-pound safety who will be entering his senior season, McMillon chose Florida over four other finalists: Texas A&M, Oregon, Oklahoma and Virginia Tech.
Peters Township defensive back Donovan McMillon, who is the most heavily recruited football player from Washington County in more than a decade, recently narrowed his list of finalists to five schools.
Over the last four years, Alex Wilbert has been a maintay for Peters Township during its deep runs into the postseason.
Versatility is what stuck out about Hannah Stuck.
This edition of “When Sports Were Played” takes us back exactly 13 years, to May 29, 2007, and the WPIAL baseball championship game between Peters Township and Bethel Park.
Today’s “When Sports Were Played” goes back to Nov. 19, 2011, when Peters Township’s girls soccer team won its second of a remarkable three consecutive state championships.
The WPIAL approved a new scheduling format and it’s designed to prevent teams from pitching their ace against the same section opponent twice in a season
Nica Schratz represents the end of an era as she is the third and last sister to propel Peters Township to great heights in field hockey.
Kathy Knabb won 11 WPIAL gold medals in track and field and cross country, and two state indoor championships.
For today’s “When Sports Were Played” we travel back 30 years and one day, to May 15, 1990, when Peters Township distance runner Kathy Knabb dominated the WPIAL Class AA Track & Field Championships, winning three events and setting two meet records.
Separately, Kat Wang and Marra Bruce are very good tennis players.
The local area has never been known as a hotbed for high school tennis, but in today’s “When Sports Were Played” we revisit it’s high-water mark, Nov. 3, 2007, when two girls doubles teams each won PIAA championships.
Joe Rossi can rattle off names of former South Fayette High School football players he considered “camp kids.”
The coronavirus pandemic could have caused major delays in the construction of Peters Township's gymnasium in its new high school, however, all indications are that everything is still on schedule.
Connor Bruce caps first year at Dayton with Rookie of the Year honors
For today’s “When Sports Were Played,” we go back to Nov. 20, 2010, when Peters Township, the girls soccer team that was considered too soft to win a state championship, changed its reputation and started a three-year run of domination by defeating Archbishop Wood for the PIAA Class 3A title.
Peters Township hires Joe Urmann as new boys' varsity basketball coach, replacing Gary Goga.
Bob Miles is back as a head coach, this time at Peters Township.
