Tag: Leechburg
A-K Valley WPIAL baseball capsules: Games of Tuesday, May 15, 2018
May 13, 2018
Class 6A First round No. 5 Plum (15-4) vs. No. 12 Mt. Lebanon (9-11) 4 p.m. Tuesday at North Allegheny Winner plays: No. 4 Canon-McMillan
A-K Valley lookahead for May 14-17, 2018
Monday • St. Joseph made history for its softball program last season, qualifying for the WPIAL playoffs for the first time and winning a first-round
Westmoreland WPIAL baseball capsules: Games of Tuesday, May 15, 2018
Class 6A First round No. 13 Norwin (7-7) vs. No. 4 Canon-McMillan (13-5) 4:30 p.m. Tuesday at Boyce-Mayview Park Winner plays: No. 5 Plum (15-4)/No.Alle-Kiski Valley high school notebook: Burrell softball hopes for better luck in playoffs
Burrell might want to avoid any black cats, ladders or shattered mirrors before its WPIAL Class 3A softball playoff opener next week. The Bucs (11-4),
Plum, Freeport, Valley awarded No. 5 seeds in WPIAL baseball playoffs
May 11, 2018
The WPIAL gave the Alle-Kiski Valley a high five. That represented the seeds awarded to the Plum, Freeport and Valley baseball teams, the top ones
Breaking down the 2018 WPIAL baseball playoffs
Here's a breakdown of the 2018 WPIAL baseball playoffs. Class 6A Favorite: Winning Section 1 makes Central Catholic a title favorite. The teams in that
Freeport, Leechburg softball teams welcome 1st-round bye
May 10, 2018
Freeport allowed itself a brief moment to consider the andquot;outside possibilityandquot; of receiving the top seed in the WPIAL Class 3A softball playoffs, coach Sam
Breaking down the 2018 WPIAL softball playoffs
Here's a breakdown of the 2018 WPIAL softball playoffs. Class 6A Favorite: Two-time defending PIAA champion Hempfield showed some kinks in its armor this season
High school roundup for May 9: GCC caps section schedule with victory
Tom Voelker homered, and Ethan Bailey was 2 for 4 with a double and RBI as No. 4 Greensburg Central Catholic defeated Jefferson-Morgan, 6-2, in
Leechburg softball confident it can make postseason run
May 9, 2018
Morgan Pierce insisted to teammates last spring that Leechburg would end its seven-year drought without winning a WPIAL playoff game. So it makes sense what
