Three West Hills schools are set to compete in the WPIAL Softball Championships, with games getting underway next week. Moon takes on Penn-Trafford and Our Lady of the Sacred Heart meets Apollo-Ridge and Cornell battles Serra Catholic, highlighting the tournament's fierce competition among 76 teams.
High school sports: OLSH clinches share of section baseball crown; Carlynton girls track falls
Thomas Medwig's five-hit shutout and Dean Douglass' contributions led Our Lady of the Sacred Heart to a 4-0 win over Riverview, securing at least a share of the section title for the second consecutive year.
High school sports: Montour baseball prevails; Moon-Ambridge softball halted by rain
Montour defeated Ellwood City 11-1, aided by an eight-run first inning, with key hits from Quinn Dalverny and Zander Stern. Other games included Taylor Allderdice's 8-3 win over Bishop Canevin.
High school sports: Moon Area baseball falls to Quaker Valley in rain-shortened outing
Quaker Valley scored three runs in the fifth inning -- all on RBI doubles -- to secure a 4-2 victory over Moon Area in a WPIAL baseball game called after 5 1/2 innings due to rain.
High school sports: Bishop Canevin baseball clinches tie for section crown
Bishop Canevin clinched a tie for the Class 1A Section 3 baseball title by overcoming a 5-3 deficit to defeat Serra Catholic 9-7, with Kellen Andruscik leading the effort.
High school sports: Carlynton girls advance to finals in WPIAL team track and field championships
The Carlynton girls track team advanced to the WPIAL Class 2A Championships by going 3-0 in Wednesday's opening round, with individual victories from Jordynn Carter and Bridget McNamara. Upcoming finals are on May 6 at Peters Township.
High school sports: OLSH baseball cruises to win; West Hills teams fall in WPIAL tennis
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart achieved a 14-0 win over Springdale, highlighted by a strong fifth inning. Montour and South Side also faced weather interruptions in their games, with ongoing competitions planned for later dates.



