Montour defeated Hopewell 10-4 in baseball, highlighted by Matteo Weber's two triples. Ellwood City defeated Sto-Rox, 8-2, while Chartiers Valley triumphed over Montour 17-2 in softball, led by Lily Duffill's sevem RBIs.
The Carlynton girls track team achieved victories against Brentwood and Chartiers-Houston. They had nine individual winners, including Jordynn Carter and Bridget McNamara, while the boys team lost a pair of close meets.
Montour's John Rohrkaste wound up third Friday in the WPIAL Class 2A Boys Tennis Singles Championships after his opponent in the consolation third-place match was unable to play due to injury. Rohrkaste will advance to next month's PIAA tournament.
Dylan Huff led Montour to a 3-1 volleyball victory over Trinity with 12 kills. Other highlights include Seneca Valley's sweep of Moon and Sto-Rox's track results.
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Our Lady of Sacred Heart achieved a doubleheader sweep over Brentwood in WPIAL baseball action Wednesday, winning 5-0 and 12-3, with standout performances from Iseia Fields-Schulz and Gino Williams in their respective games.
Montour's John Rohrkaste will face South Park's Jonah Jasek in Friday's WPIAL Tennis Singles Championship consolation final, vying for the final PIAA berth. Rohrkaste won his first two matches Thursday before falling in the semifinals.