Tag: Greensburg C.C.

Derry Area junior Sophia Mazzoni has the best javelin throw in the state.

State and WPIAL track and field leaders as of April 23

April 23, 2024

Following are the top running times, throwing distance jumping distances in Pennsylvania. Also listed are the top three WPIAL and City League athletes with their state rankings in parenthesis.)

Hempfield readies to take the field against Greensburg Salem on Aug. 25. The teams will not play this year.

Westmoreland high school notebook: Football rivalry games put on hold this season

April 21, 2024

High school football season isn’t scheduled to begin until Aug. 23, but fans might be disappointed to know two long-time neighborhood clashes are being put on hold.

Greensburg Central Catholic and Jeannette baseball players go through the handshake line after Friday’s game in Carbon.

Bats heat up for Greensburg Central Catholic in win over Jeannette

April 19, 2024

For a team that struck out 19 times against Brentwood earlier this week, Greensburg Central Catholic looked pretty confident at the plate when it finally got to play rival Jeannette after multiple postponements.

Serra Catholic softball players cheer on the team Wednesday at Greensburg Central Catholic.

Serra Catholic overpowers Greensburg Central Catholic in Section 2-2A softball

April 17, 2024

Kelly Morrisey has been looking to contribute more to the Serra Catholic softball batting order, but the sophomore said she fell into a lull of late.

Hempfield’s Maggie Howard drives in a run with a sacrfice fly against North Allegheny during their game on Monday, March 25, 2024, at Hempfield.

Westmoreland County softball notebook: Sister act aids area teams

It’s been a sister act this season for several county softball teams.

Greensburg Central Catholic sophomore baseball players Ian Shipley, Anthony Grippo and Tyler Samide.

Stacked lineup has confidence soaring for Greensburg Central Catholic baseball

April 11, 2024

Practice ends on a pleasant afternoon, and Greensburg Central Catholic sophomores Ian Shipley, Anthony Grippo and Tyler Samide begin to play with an unwound baseball, its spider web-like strings flowing in the breeze while seeming to stretch from home plate to the fence.