Pennsylvania High School Sports News

The Seneca Valley High School girls' volleyball team made a valiant comeback in Saturday's WPIAL Class AAA title match against Mt.

Greensburg Central Catholic boys soccer coach Tom Kennedy has a simple philosophy when it comes to preparing for an opponent: "Just play your game." Despite a subpar performance, Greensburg Central Catholic did just that in the PIAA Class A first-round playoff game against District 6 champion Penns Valley .

Its overwhelming win in its state-playoff opener taught us a little more about Fleetwood's boys soccer team.

Take advantage of the space you're given. Crash the net. Don't let your foot off the accelerator.

It's amazing what the kids at Jefferson-Morgan High School are doing to Ron Headlee's wrestling schedule.

When the Southmoreland girls soccer team dropped a 2-0 decision to Seneca Valley in the second round of the WPIAL Class AAA playoffs on Oct.

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In the season finale for a pair of spirited boys soccer teams, Easton Area High School won the Battle of the Bridge Trophy for the eighth time in 11 meetings, defeating rival Phillipsburg 2-0 on Saturday.

The Cougars are doing it again. Both the Palmyra boys soccer and field hockey teams are putting themselves in the mix to be the best in District 3 and the state.

Sedunov led the Presidents with nine tackles, while also returning an interception 56 yards for a touchdown in W&J's 49-7 victory at Westminster on Oct.

Dalton Grimes' second-half goal led sixth-seeded Northern Potter to a 1-0 boys soccer victory over top-seeded Karns City on Thursday in the District 9 Championship.

Seneca Valley takes a 21-match unbeaten streak into Saturday's WPIAL Class AAA girls soccer championship.

Five postseason series in a row had ended with the Phillies spraying champagne in clubhouses from Milwaukee to Los Angeles to Denver to South Philadelphia.

The result was a little less lopsided than last year, but not by much. Archbishop Wood got four goals and an assist from Tom Baker and beat Franklin Towne Charter, 6-0, to win the District 12 Class AA boys' soccer championship at Charlie Martin Memorial Stadium Thursady.

State College's David Trunzo takes control of the ball after Hollidaysburg's Ben Miller gets tripped up during the State College boys vs.

Kayla Thomas made it happen, and so did Katie Bango and the rest of the Windber girls soccer team.

Hickory's Kevin Hodgkins battles to take the ball from Slippery Rock's Caleb Sykora-Bodie during Wednesday night's District 10 Class AA semifinals at Wilmington High School.

Two and sometimes three defenders followed Taylor Schram everywhere Canon-McMillan's all-time leading goal scorer went, whether she made a run toward goal or hung out at midfield.

One squad defended its league crown while two others fell short. Of the five area high school football teams, only one - the Bok Wildcats - stands alone as a champion.

If Danville is the team of the future, then what are we to say about the present? The underclassmen-laden Ironmen, who entered the District 4 Class AAA playoffs just one game over .500, stunned defending champion and 2008 state quarterfinalist Milton 2-0 in the semifinals Monday at Spartan Stadium.