Tag: Greensburg Salem
Westmoreland County girls basketball notebook: Norwin tops Class 6A poll
December 21, 2022
There is a new No. 1 in WPIAL Class 6A girls basketball.
After knee injury, Greensburg Salem’s Kaitlyn Mankins is back and better than ever
Led to believe she could make a full recovery in four months, a goal-oriented and motivated Kaitlyn Mankins aimed for a shorter time to mend.
Greensburg Salem girls roll past Derry in section opener
December 15, 2022
Greensburg Salem girls basketball players and coaches turned an old storage closet at their home gymnasium into a makeshift locker room.
Westmoreland County girls basketball notebook: Norwin winning with stingy defense
December 14, 2022
Norwin takes more pride in the other team’s score than its own these days.
Westmoreland County boys high school basketball notebook: WCCA showcase Saturday
December 8, 2022
The Westmoreland County Coaches Association will welcome 16 boys basketball teams for its annual showcase Saturday at Hempfield and Jeannette.Greensburg Central Catholic’s Carlo Denis named 2022 Tribune-Review Westmoreland Boys Soccer Player of the Year
December 3, 2022
When Greensburg Central Catholic needed a goal over the top, it knew whose number to call.
Greensburg Salem football, baseball coaches resign
November 29, 2022
Being a high school coach has its rewards and drawbacks.
Westmoreland high school notebook: Franklin Regional’s Jake Kimmich to follow brothers to Grove City soccer
November 27, 2022
From the outside, Jake Kimmich’s college decision seemed easy. Maybe even expected.
Westmoreland high school notebook: Franklin Regional well represented on all-star team
November 20, 2022
The Big 5/6 Conference, which acknowledges the accomplishments of teams and athletes in the WPIAL’s two largest classifications, announced its all-section teams for football, soccer and volleyball.
WPIAL’s youngest coach leads Greensburg Salem boys into Class 4A
November 18, 2022
The youngest boys basketball coach in the WPIAL couldn’t wait to get started. He wants to bring energy to a struggling program that went 3-32 the past two seasons in Class 6A.
