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Our Lady of the Sacred Heart took defending champion Bentworth down to the wire — and then some — in the WPIAL Class A boys soccer tournament title match Thursday night at Highmark Stadium.
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Montour quarterback Trey Hopper leads a Spartans offense that looks to rebound against Mars Friday night after last week’s loss to West Allegheny. (Photo by Mike Longo Jr.) After losing its regular-season finale a week ago, the Montour Spartans open WPIAL playoff action Friday night against Mars. Five other West Hills area schools will begin chasing their playoff dreams this weekend as well.
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Our Lady of the Sacred Heart used a second-half own goal to edge Eden Christian Tuesday night and move on to Thursday night’s championship match in the WPIAL Class A boys soccer tournament.
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Carlynton’s Bridget McNamara became her school’s first individual champion Thursday at the WPIAL girls cross country Class A championships at White Oak Park in McKeesport, and Our Lady of the Sacred Heart took home the team gold. Both OLSH and Carlynton will advance as a team to the PIAA state meet Nov. 2 in Hershey.
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Walter Clarit, Khylil Johnson, and Mikey Keyes lead the Raiders on to the field on a Pink Out night for Breast Cancer Awareness prior to the Cornell Black Hills Conference matchup against Monessen. West Allegheny spoiled Montour’s bid at capturing the outright title in the WPIAL Class 4A Parkway Conference, as the Indians punched home a touchdown in overtime for a 13-7 victory at Montour. The Spartans’ fate now is in the hands of the WPIAL playoff seeding committee. (Photos)
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Moon’s boys soccer team remained perfect on the season and advanced to the semifinals of the WPIAL Class 3A tournament. Our Lady of the Sacred Heart’s boys also advanced in the Class 1A tournament.
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Montour wide receiver James Bundridge is about to haul in a Trey Hopper pass for a huge gain in the Spartans’ 36-35 victory over Aliquippa on Oct. 18. (Photo by Mike Longo Jr.) The Montour Spartans beat Aliquippa last week in a Class 4A Parkway Conference showdown, but they haven’t wrapped up the conference title yet. West Allegheny stands in the Spartans’ way Friday night in one of seven games involving West Hills area teams.
