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Junior Matt Smith pitched a gem, and surging Seneca Valley finally found a way to beat Pine-Richland, tightening the Sec. 1-AAAA race.
Some timely hitting from Pitt recruit Justin Bianco powered Peters Township to another Sec. 3-AAAA victory at Bethel Park.
Rain has wreaked a lot of havoc on the WPIAL baseball and softball schedule this spring. Here's a look at some of the big games from a rescheduled and, as a result, jam-packed week of action...
Some of the top players from PIHL programs based in Beaver County played in a charity game to raise money for two grief-stricken families.
The fifth annual WPIAL Hall of Fame class was announced recently, and 93-7 The Fan's high school sports blogger proposes a few of his own criteria for induction.
93-7 The Fan's high school sports reporter recognizes some of the best WPIAL baseball and softball players from the past week.
Recently our partners at the Post-Gazette announced their PIHL "Stellar Six" for each of their coverage areas. Here are a few of the top players from the 2010-11 season who didn't make the cut...
Thomas Jefferson's patience at the plate was eventually rewarded with an extra-inning victory over visiting Montour in a Sec. 3-AAA contest.
Recently our partners at the Post-Gazette released their annual "Fab Five" boys' and girls' basketball teams. Here are some of the best players in western PA who didn't make the cut...
93-7 The Fan's high school sports reporter recognizes some of the best WPIAL baseball and softball players from the past week.
Brother website MaxPreps recently published its list of top 100 football recruits for 2012, and three WPIAL players made the cut. Here's a look at some of the other top 2012 recruits from District 7...
On a rainy, sloppy Monday, defending WPIAL champion Hopewell overcame a sloppy start and out-slugged Moon in Sec. 1-AAA action.
93-7 The Fan's high school sports reporter recognizes some of the best WPIAL baseball and softball players from the past week.
As the weather improved, Latrobe's offense also heated up in a decisive victory over Sec. 1-AAAA rival Connellsville.
Shaler pitcher Matt Klena silenced North Allegheny's bats in a narrow upset of last year's WPIAL Class AAAA runner-up.
