Tag: Fox Chapel
A-K Valley high school basketball playoff preview capsules for Feb. 28, 2024
February 27, 2024
WPIAL basketball playoffs
Butler’s Drew Griffith, Mt. Lebanon’s Logan St. John Kletter defend state indoor titles in mile
February 26, 2024
Drew Griffith initially was ruled ineligible to run in Sunday’s boys one mile event at the Pennsylvania Track and Field Coaches Association championship meet at Penn State.
Senior shot putter leads Fox Chapel indoor track state qualifiers
February 24, 2024
Mason Miles wanted more input on how to become a better thrower.
1st-round jitters can’t stop Fox Chapel in wild win over North Hills
Zach Skrinjar has a theory about the first round of the WPIAL Class 5A playoffs. Despite there being some mismatches on paper in terms of high seeds against lower seeds, the veteran Fox Chapel boys basketball coach believes the first round is the most difficult.
A-K Valley high school basketball playoff preview capsules for Feb. 24, 2024
February 23, 2024
WPIAL basketball playoffs
A-K Valley high school basketball playoff preview capsules for Feb. 22, 2024
February 21, 2024
WPIAL basketball playoffs
What to watch for in WPIAL sports for Feb. 19, 2024: Opening round of basketball playoffs continues
February 18, 2024
It’s Day 3 of the opening round of the WPIAL basketball playoffs with boys Class 5A and 3A, along with girls Class A first-round contests taking center stage.
A-K Valley high school basketball playoff preview capsules for Feb. 19, 2024
WPIAL basketball playoffs
Fox Chapel notebook: Swim team happy to bring large contingent to WPIAL meet
February 17, 2024
Expect the Fox Chapel presence at Pitt’s Trees Pool to be a strong contingent. The Foxes have hit a number of WPIAL Class 3A individual qualifying times and will be looking to push a number of athletes through to the state swimming championships.
Focus on defense, taking care of basketball propels Fox Chapel boys into playoffs
Will Siegel is proud of the role he plays on defense for the Fox Chapel boys basketball team, and Siegel and his teammates want to make sure they don’t waste their effort on one end with mistakes on the other.
