Our Lady of the Sacred Heart achieved a thrilling 6-5 baseball victory over Apollo-Ridge, with Dean Douglass hitting a bases-clearing triple in the seventh inning. Meanwhile, Carlynton and Bishop Canevin claimed baseball wins while Montour prevailed in softball action.
The 15th Athletes of Action Memorial Scholarship Luncheon celebrated community support and scholarship awards for four student-athletes, totaling $8,000. The event highlighted the group’s commitment to honoring legacy and fostering education, with keynote speakers reflecting on the impact of athletics and community contributions, emphasizing gratitude and future aspirations.
Carlynton dominated Mapletown in WPIAL baseball action with a 17-2 victory, fueled by Isaac Anker and Tyler Heinrich's strong performances. In other games, Moon Area won 7-6 over Central Valley in a tight finish, while Hopewell topped Montour 4-3. In softball, OLSH defeated Carlynton 14-2, with notable contributions from Sophia Wasko.
Montour dominated Gateway in a WPIAL Class 5A baseball game, winning 16-3 as Zander Stern had three hits and four RBIs. Meanwhile, Moon Area and Our Lady of the Sacred Heart posted big wins in girls flag football.
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart posted dual wins Tuesday, claiming a 5-2 victory over Brentwood in baseball and a 5-3 win over Fort Cherry in softball. Montour also was victorious on the softball diamond, beating Chartiers Valley.
Bishop Canevin came up just short Monday in a non-section softball game, falling to Taylor Allderdice, 16-15, after a last-inning rally. Meanwhile, poor weather conditions prompted the postponement of the WPIAL Boys Singles Tennis Championships. Play will get underway Wednesday in the Class 2A event, which features Montour's Jonah Camardese.
Montour’s Jonah Camardese reaches the WPIAL Class 2A Section 2 boys tennis singles finals, facing champion Max Henson. Previously a doubles winner, Camardese advanced by defeating three opponents, while teammate Trey Varga lost to Henson. Bishop Canevin won in girls softball and OLSH prevailed in boys volleyball.