CANONSBURG — A double trifecta, joined by a brother act.
WEXFORD — Maggie Foley wasn't surprised that Friday's WPIAL Class 2A girls diving championship came down to herself and Central Valley's Alexa Gonczi.
ERIE — Mars graduate Hali Hartley, a senior on the Penn State Behrend women’s bowling team, rolled a 202 in a loss to D’Youville Saturday.
Seneca Valley earned five medals at the WPIAL Class 3A Diving Championships held Saturday at North Allegheny High School.
WASHINGTON, Pa. — A 14-time winner last year, Jessiejesorjessica scored her first victory of 2021 Thursday for trainer Shawn Johnston of Evans City in harness racing action at The Meadows.
It took three and a half years to plan, design and construct the Seneca Valley Aquatic Center.
JACKSON TWP — Seneca Valley opened its brand new aquatic center in style.
CRANBERRY TWP — It seemed as though the North Catholic girls basketball team's dominance was going to be put to the test this season.
ROCKY RIVER, Ohio — Role player. Nothing more.
Six Seneca Valley wrestlers and one Mars matman advanced to this weekend’s WPIAL Class AAA Championships by placing among the top two in their respective weight classes Saturday at the Section 3 tournament at North Allegheny.
Mars’ Megan Smith set a girls school record in the 200-yard individual medley Thursday night at Hampton, swimming the event in 2 minutes, 8.02 seconds. The previous mark was 2:08.03, set by Maggie Gruber in 2013.
Eleven Butler County wrestlers advanced to this weekend's WPIAL Class AAA Championships by placing among the top two in their respective weight classes Saturday at the Section 3 tournament at North Allegheny.
