DuBois Central Catholic defeated Bishop Canevin 12-2, scoring seven runs in the first inning. Alden Snowberger allowed only one hit, striking out 11 batters. Moon Area finished third in boys volleyball.
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.