WPIAL softball championships: Mohawk wins first WPIAL title
The WPIAL has crowned all six of its softball championships for the 2024 season.
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The WPIAL has crowned all six of its softball championships for the 2024 season.
Two of the six champions went back-to-back.
Shields' next start will be Wednesday night when Mount Lebanon faces North Allegheny in the 6A WPIAL finals at Wild Things Park.
Mount Lebanon pitcher David Shields has been drawing a lot of attention lately. The young left-hander throws a low-to-mid-90s fastball with terrific control and a wicked curve, which is why dozens of major league scouts have been flocking to Mount Lebanon's games this year. KDKA-TV's Bob Pompeani has more.
Students in grades 7-12 wishing to play football will have the chance to do so.
The Franklin Regional graduate will compete in the 57 kilogram weight class.
Sophomore pitcher Zane Pacek is a big part of the Knoch baseball team. At 7 feet tall, he towers over teammates and opponents.
Pippa King is just 14 years old and set the new school record during a win against Seneca Valley!
Mason's dad says he doesn't want to give a specific date in case it changes.
The four-time WPIAL and PIAA champion's finished his high school career with a record of 145-8.
Earlier this year, Aliquippa was told they would be bumped up to Class 5A.
Blackhawk was the lone WPIAL winner on the girls side, while Imani Christian, Aliquippa, and Lincoln Park were winners on the boys side.
Three of the five champions will have a chance to defend their titles next season.
The West Virginia University recruit is just the 14th student athlete in Pennsylvania history to win four wrestling titles.
The senior from Frazier has won three state titles and is looking to make it four this weekend.
The school has never had more than one wrestling champion per season prior to this year.
He and his older brother, Thayne, are believed to be the first duo of brothers to each win four WPIAL titles.
History will be made this weekend in local high school sports.
School officials say upgrades are long overdue.
Ricky Rivera got the crowd on its feet and roaring when he made his first basket of the game.
State Rep. Rob Matzie of Beaver Co. introduced a bill last month after Aliquippa's classification was bumped up to 5A.
Mason's father Denny says that a change in medication has improved his heart rate and oxygen levels over the past week.
Getsy is a graduate of Steel Valley High School.
Boyd is one of five athletes being inducted into the WPIAL Hall of Fame this May.
The PIAA says the move to 5A is part of the league's competitive balance formula.
