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North Allegheny earns its first title game appearance of the century with a defensive-minded upset of the No. 1 team in Quad-A.
93.7 The Fan's high school football reporter breaks down all eight WPIAL Semifinal games and gives his picks.
I'm not one to share my opinion, but since you asked...
More records have been broken here and in New England, while an Ohio powerhouse went down.
In a rematch of the last two Penguins Cup winners in Class AAA Canon-McMillan held off Shaler in their first meeting since last year's playoffs.
The Perry senior quarterback showed why he is the premier player in the City League in last Friday's rematch with Schenley.
"Mr. High School Sports" gives his own take on the best performances from round two of the playoffs...
It was a big night for the favorites, though one defending champ went down, while another had to stage a sensational comeback to advance.
The Clairton QB/DE compares this year's Bears to the 2009 PIAA championship team and talks about being recruited by Pitt.
The head coach of the new WPIAL Class AAA program joins Mike White and Don Rebel to discuss his team's victory in the Quarterfinals Friday night.
No. 7 seed Woodland Hills keeps its title defense alive in thrilling fashion by forcing overtime and upending No. 2 seed Mount Lebanon in the Class AAAA Quarterfinals.
Here's a quick look at all 16 Quarterfinal matchups, starting with our Game of the Week, followed by Mr. High School Sports' pick for each game.
There have been some record-breakers locally and state-wide this year, but how do they measure up with record-breakers elsewhere in the nation? And which PIAA teams are ones to watch moving forward?
