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It doesn't get any bigger than high school football in Western Pennsylvania.
It doesn't get any bigger than high school football in Western Pennsylvania.
It doesn't get any bigger than high school football in Western Pennsylvania.
It doesn't get any bigger than high school football in Western Pennsylvania.
It doesn't get any bigger than high school football in Western Pennsylvania.
93.7 The Fan is excited to have high school football back in action all around Western Pennsylvania. Here's a look at the teams in the six WPIAL classifications.
Anyone attending a football game at Our Lady of the Sacred Heart this season would do well to stop at the front gate and purchase a program.
Northgate opened last season with plenty of optimism, but the Flames never really got rolling and as a result finished a disappointing 3-4 in the conference and 5-4 overall.
The Jayhawks last game of last season didn't go so well as they were blown out of Heinz Field, 40-0, by Class A powerhouse Clairton.
The Centurions averaged 33 points per game last season and did so mostly on the strength of a strong running game.
No team will benefit more from the re-classification of schools than Sto-Rox and no coach is happier that his team is moving down in class than Vikings third-year coach Jason Ruscitto.
Clairton has won eight of the last ten WPIAL Class A titles and the Bears are the two-time defending champions so they have plenty of players on their roster who have championship experience.
There are a lot of important members on the Avonworth football staff, but the most valuable of them all might just be one who doesn't know the first thing about football...the bus driver.
Neshannock is going to be one of the better Class AA teams in the WPIAL but how good they are will be determined by how quickly the offensive line comes together.
The Trojans finished 11-1 last season but saw their season come to a heartbreaking end in a 22-14 WPIAL Class A Semifinal loss to Jeannette.
