Peters Township ended its season when the Lady Indians dropped a 2-1 overtime decision to Owen J. Roberts in the quarterfinals of the PIAA Class 4A girls soccer playoffs.
With a 17-7 loss against rival Upper St. Clair, Bethel Park’s football season came to an abrupt end. The Black Hawks wrapped up the 2022 campaign with a 10-2 record that featured a conference championship.
Adopting a different approach, Upper St. Clair reversed the result of a 27-14 loss to rival Bethel Park earlier this football season. The Panthers turned in a 17-7 triumph against the Black Hawks on Nov. 11 in a semifinal game played at Canonsburg Memorial Stadium.
The PIAA Championships held Nov. 4-5 at the Hershey Racquet Club signified the end of the 2022 scholastic girls tennis season.
Football heroes aren’t always the powerful backs, skillful quarterbacks or brawny linemen. Sometimes they are slight, sure-footed kickers like Kaden Wetzel and Bennett Henderson.
Brett Kroboth from Peters Township and Caroline Adams from Mt. Lebanon were the top area finishers during the PIAA Cross Country Championships held Nov. 5 in Hershey.
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Less than three weeks away from Thanksgiving and Bob Palko is already counting his blessings. After a 2-5 start, his Mt. Lebanon football team qualified for the WPIAL playoffs.
Defense wins championships, and Bethel Park certainly won its first conference title in five years based on its defensive abilities.
Upper St. Clair solidified a playoff berth when the Panthers blanked South Fayette, 35-0, in the regular season football finale.
For the third time in four years, North Allegheny captured a WPIAL girls soccer championship, but the title did not come easy for the Tigers. They needed a shootout to dispatch Peters Township, 2-1, in the Class 4A final played Thursday night at Highmark Stadium.
The WPIAL Class 5A football title is up for grabs as eight talented teams embark on their championship quest Nov. 4.
With a win against South Fayette, 28-9, on Oct. 21, Bethel Park clinched a playoff spot in the WPIAL Class 5A football tournament, slated to start Nov. 4.
Bethel Park found itself in unfamiliar territory and it showed during the first half of a WPIAL Class AAA boys soccer playoff game against Mars (10-7).
The one-two punch of Logan St. John Kletter and Caroline Adams enabled Mt. Lebanon to bring home the runner-up team trophy during the WPIAL Class AAA girls cross country championships held Oct. 27 at Roadman Park on the Penn West University campus in California.
In only its third year competing at the Class AAA level, South Fayette took home a trophy during the WPIAL Cross Country Championships held Oct. 27 at Roadman Park on the Penn West University campus in California.
No family in Bethel Park is more pumped for this week’s football battle against Peters Township than the Plack clan.
Upper St. Clair hosts South Fayette at 7 p.m. Oct. 28 in a football game that has playoff implications.
After a 31-year-old drought, Mt. Lebanon revisited its dominance in high school girls tennis by winning its 14th overall WPIAL title, but head coach Chad Brown hesitated to label the Blue Devils as a dynasty in the making even though only one senior comprised the championship lineup.
For the third year in a row, Peters Township (13-2) and Seneca Valley could meet in the finals of the WPIAL Quad-A boys soccer championship game as the Indians and the Raiders are seeded second and first respectively in the tournament.
Colton Lusk from Peters Township tied for 10th place during the PIAA Class AAA boys individual golf championships played Oct. 17-18 on the Penn State Blue and White Course.
No matter how big his dreams are, Brock Kitterman of Bethel Park is never disappointed with the results.
Abby Neal of Bethel Park earned one of the the final Western PA Volleyball Coaches Association’s Player of the Week distinctions of the regular season. She shared the honor with Canon-McMillan’s Julia Murdy, Butler’s Ava Plunkard and Shaler’s Mackenzie Barr.
Bethel Park visits South Fayette at 7 p.m. Oct. 21 in a key Allegheny Six Conference football game.
The WPIAL awards two trophies during team championships. The winner gets the large one; the runner-up, the smaller one.
Mt. Lebanon finished first in the Legends Cross Country Meet held Oct. 8 at the Trumbull Country Fairgrounds in Cortland, Ohio.
Gabby Gealey of Bethel Park, Kaitlyn Devine from Peters Township and Alex Culp from Upper St. Clair shared the Western PA Volleyball Coaches Association’s Player of the Week honor with Butler’s Audrey Lehman.
Bethel Park has gone from rags to riches on the football field under head coach Brian DeLallo.
Sam Sciullo embraces Ryan Petras (1) as Dylan Prindle rushes in to join the celebration while Upper St. Clair defensemen Ty Lagoni (43) and Tim Speer (17) look on dejectedly. The score Oct. 7 cemented Bethel Park’s 27-14 win and dropped the Panthers from their No. 1 ranking. Petras scored th…
Sophia Cunningham and Sylvie Eriksen may have been tossed together as a doubles tandem but their WPIAL tennis title was anything but arbitrary.
After challenging three straight rivals, the schedule does not get any easier for Upper St. Clair as the Panthers host Canon-McMillan at 7 p.m. Oct. 14 in a non-conference football clash.
Mt. Lebanon will visit Peters Township at 7 p.m. Friday in another non-conference football game pitting Class 6A against Class 5A rivals.
Two area boys advanced to the PIAA golf championships to be held Oct. 17-18 at Penn State.
Marissa Malosh relied on her C game to claim her second straight WPIAL Class AAA girls golf championship.
Jeff Donati has been on both ends of the Upper St. Clair-Bethel Park rivalry as a player and a coach.
Evie Ellenberger and Claire Loomis combined to win the Section 4-AAA doubles title.
There are many reasons why western Pennsylvania cross country teams participate in the Foundation Meet.
Grace Lejeck of Bethel Park earned Player of the Week recognition from the Western Pennsylvania Volleyball Coaches Association.
Marissa Malosh began her quest for a second straight WPIAL championship in girls golf when she finished first in the first round of action played Sept. 26 at the Youghiogheny Country Club in McKeesport.
Though the football game happened more than three decades ago, Mike Junko remembers Upper St. Clair shutting out Mt. Lebanon, 14-0, as if it was yesterday.
The stretch of non-conference contests continues for Bethel Park as it prepares for its football showdown with rival Upper St. Clair on Oct. 7.
Peters Township plays football with attitude and that is proving the difference at the Indians have vaulted to a 4-0 start this season.
UPPER ST. CLAIR – Former Ohio State coach Urban Meyer once referred to a defensive struggle with Michigan State as “two sledgehammers hitting into one another.”
For four years, Maggie Stief has dominated the tennis scene at Upper St. Clair High School. She has been the Lady Panthers’ No. 1 singles player since her freshman year.
When Peters Township and Upper St. Clair face off at 7 p.m. Friday, they will see mirror images of themselves on the opposites sidelines as well as the ball in this Allegheny Six Conference football clash.
After three consecutive contests against opponents in a higher classification, Bethel Park is prepared to open Allegheny Six Conference action. The Black Hawks visit Baldwin at 7 p.m. Friday.
Brett Kroboth of Peters Township knows all too well that one has to crawl before he can run.