Mt. Lebanon looks to 2020 campaign after ending the season on a loss to Radnor in the quarterfinals of the PIAA boys' lacrosse tournament.

Bethel Park's Emily Carter captures gold in record-breaking fashion at PIAA track and field championships.

Connor Bruce, Ellian Ascencio capture state doubles tennis title.

For an encore, North Allegheny and Ambridge repeated as WPIAL champions in boys’ volleyball May 23 at Fox Chapel.

After a nerve-wracking weather delay that spanned 17 hours, Upper St. Clair lost its bid for its first WPIAL championship in girls lacrosse, falling in double overtime to Shady Side Academy, 12-11, at Robert Morris University’s Joe Walton Stadium.

Bethel Park outlasts Seneca Valley in 10 innings.

Upper St. Clair avenges loss to Pine-Richland to move into WPIAL finals for girls' lacrosse but Mt. Lebanon falters against Shady Side Academy.

Mt. Lebanon explodes for five goals in final frame to beat North Allegheny, 10-8, and advance to the WPIAL Class AAA championships in boys' lacrosse.

Upper St. Clair and South Fayette advanced in the WPIAL baseball playoffs, while Mt. Lebanon and Peters Township ended their seasons.

Emily Carter goes the distance in winning the 1,600 and 3,200 races during the WPIAL track and field championships.

Molly Mangan steps up in relays and anchors Mt. Lebanon to victory.

Mt. Lebanon weathers playoff excitement and beats Bethel Park in the quarterfinals of the WPIAL boys' lacrosse playoffs.

Despite playoff loss, future bright for Upper St. Clair boys' lacrosse.

Predicting the winner in the WPIAL Class 6A baseball tournament, which commences with first-round action May 13, is like betting on the Kentucky Derby.

Pennsylvania Volleyball Coaches Association recognized Nathan Zini and Wes Hoge as two of its Players of the Week in Class AA of the WPIAL. The Seton LaSalle teammates earned the distinction during the final two weeks of the regular season.

Upper St. Clair appeared to have lost that winning feeling.

Mt. Lebanon runner dominates the Baldwin Invitational by winning three events.

Peters Township took a big step toward capturing the Section 3, 6A baseball title when the Indians edged rival Bethel Park, 5-4, in 10 innings.

Mt. Lebanon track star Patrick Anderson finishes seventh in Penn Relays; prepares for WPIAL and PIAA championships.

Upper St. Clair females relish opportunity to run in the prestigious Penn Relays.

Connor Bruce and Elian Ascencio combine for second place in WPIAL doubles tournament and qualify for the PIAA championships.

Just as robins are a harbinger of spring, the South Fayette Invitational serves as a barometer for the WPIAL track and field championships, which are to be held May 16 at Slippery Rock University.

Connor Bruce and Elian Ascencio win section title and advance with two other Peters Township teammates to WPIAL doubles tournament.

Bethel Park slugging its way to the top in softball.

Bethel Park, Peters Township, Mt. Lebanon, Upper St.Clair and Canon-McMillan in daily battles for supremacy in baseball's Section 3.

Bethel Park native retires from coaching position to watch his son play basketball.

If it appeared effortless for Elias Zajicek to win the 800-meter dash at the Tri-State Track and Field Coaches Association’s Meet last weekend at West Mifflin, it’s because the Chartiers Valley senior had already put in the leg work.

Alex Shaughnessy earns honor while leading Seton LaSalle to volleyball wins.

Luke Stout and Jake Slinger share Almanac MVP honors and headline list of wrestling all-stars.

With Hayden Mitchell as MVP and Joe David as Coach of the Year, Mt. Lebanon headlines The Almanac boys' basketball all-star squad.

Peters Township’s girls lacrosse team defeated Latrobe 12-6 after suffering a 14-11 loss to Seton LaSalle.

After capturing his first section title, Jacob Patterson finished fourth in his first WPIAL Class AAA singles tennis tournament.

With Peters Township and Chartiers Valley rolling up undefeated seasons and capturing district and state titles, there is no doubt which area teams had the most talent.

Marisa Makenna plays basketball like a guy because the Peters Township senior learned from two of the best men to play the game.

State championship skippers – Tim McConnell and Bert Kendall – share honors as Almanac Coaches of the Year.

Alex Puhl shares Player of the Week honors.

Mt. Lebanon's Patrick Anderson named Pennsylvania Gatorade Cross Country Runner of the Year.

Most know that Megan McConnell has two famous brothers. T.J. who plays in the NBA for the Philadelphia 76ers and Matty just completed a stellar career at Robert Morris University.

Chartiers Valley cap undefeated season with a state title.

Peters Township plays perfect game in preserving perfect season and winning first-ever state championship with 62-49 win against Garnet Valley.

Chartiers Valley and Peters Township make first trips to Hershey to battle for state basketball titles.

Threes makes the difference in losses to Montour and North Allegheny for South Fayette and Peters Township in the Penguins Cup finals.

Pine-Richland defeats Upper St. Clair, 7-5, to win the Penguins Cup in Class AA of the PIHL.

Upper St. Clair sophomore not only defends state title but sets a national federation of high schools record at the PIAA swimming championships.