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Arizona becomes "Pittsburgh West" for high school football players too...Mr. High School Sports heads to Ohio...and a future WPIAL Hall-of-Famer returns to Pittsburgh...
We'll be keeping you posted all night as the top high school football seniors in Pennsylvania and Ohio, including 11 locals, square off in their final tune-up before the beginning of their college careers.
Riverside and Neshannock, the WPIAL flag-bearers in Friday's PIAA Baseball and Softball Championships, respectively, went home happy from Happy Valley.
Despite fielding a team with only two seniors, Riverside is the lone WPIAL representative in Penn State Friday as it tries for back-to-back PIAA baseball championships.
South Park's Bill Stanley has a throwing arm that could match any local high school pitcher in the area.
In case you missed it, one former WPIAL football star officially united with another in Indianapolis over the weekend.
Although its shutout streak was halted, the baseball season was extended for Blackhawk (22-2) with an eventual 6-1 rout of Thomas Jefferson (17-6) in the PIAA Class AAA Quarterfinals at North Allegheny High School.
The Pirates' off day was a busy one for WPIAL baseball on the field, whereas the WPIAL's off day was a busy one for the Pirates.
High School pitching prospect Jonathan Sandfort joined Seibel, Starkey and Miller on Sportsradio 93-7 The FAN to talk about getting drafted by the Pirates, and whether or not he'll pass on his commitment to the University of Florida.
A recent WPIAL Hall of Fame inductee remembers his role in one of the more famous plays in NCAA men's basketball history.
Deer Lakes (20-1), sparked by a crucial error and timely hitting, continued its historic run with a 5-4 win over District 9 runner-up Wilmington in the First Round of the PIAA Softball Playoffs at North Allegheny High School Monday afternoon.
Jim Render has accomplished so much as head football coach at Upper St. Clair that it's hard to imagine remembering his career for any single win. Perhaps it's in the best interest of fairness the WPIAL Hall of Fame instead commemorates two.
If all of Pittsburgh remembers "The Slide," maybe one day all of Houston will remember "The Triple."
Blackhawk lefty Brendan McKay pitched 5 2/3 perfect innings and survived a perfectly imperfect bottom of the seventh inning to give the Cougars (21-2) a 1-0 win over Belle Vernon (18-5) at CONSOL Energy Park in the WPIAL Class AAA Baseball Final.
