Peters Township’s path to a second straight appearance in a WPIAL championship football game involved a dramatic comeback victory spearheaded by several of its premier players.The Indians overcame a 19-point deficit to edge Gateway 20-19 and set up a Nov. 14 showdown against Pine-Richland in ...
As Thanksgiving nears, the Mt. Lebanon football team is counting its blessing.A semifinal showing in the WPIAL 6A playoffs and a third-place finish in the Quad County Conference are reasons for appreciation. However, the Blue Devils reserve their biggest praise for the opportunity to have ...
Days after the disappointment and dejection of having lost a WPIAL championship, the Peters Township boy’s soccer team had every reason to be ecstatic and enthusiastic about its accomplishments in 2020 and its prospects for an equally productive future.Despite their 4-3 double-overtime loss ...
Bethel Park freshman Jenna Lang set modest goals for the PIAA cross country championships.After finishing as runner-up in the WPIAL, Lang said she wanted to gain all-state acclaim.“Maybe even top 5,” she said.During the Class AAA meet on the the Parkview Cross Country Course in the Hershey ...
It was difficult to tell who was more nervous when Peters Township’s Kat Wang and Marra Bruce defended their PIAA doubles title.After dropping the first set in the Class AAA finals played Nov. 7 at the Hershey Racquet Club, Wang and Bruce roared back and defeated Hana Nouaime and Alice Liang ...
<em>Editor’s note: This week’s WPIAL playoff games did not end in time to be included in this edition.</em>Peters Township was the lone area football team to advance in the WPIAL playoffs.The undefeated Indians (7-0) defeated Woodland Hills 39-6 and moved on to ...
