Joelle Ludwick and Braiden Sudor, seniors from Montour and Bishop Canevin, respectively, received the WPIAL James Collins Scholar-Athlete Award, each earning a $1,000 scholarship for their academic and athletic achievements.
South Fayette defeated Moon Area, 8-4 , in softball, while Our Lady of the Sacred Heart triumphed 18-1 over Carlynton. In baseball, Bishop Canevin whipped Springdale, 11-1, and in boys volleyball, Montour and OLSH fell in reverse sweeps.
Cami Chambers' two-run homer in the seventh inning secured Moon Area's 4-2 walkoff win against Montour. The game featured a stellar effort from Moon's Katie DeMarco. OLSH whipped Burgettstown 14-4.
In a thrilling Class 5A baseball matchup, Moon Area edged Chartiers Valley, 6-5, on a late passed ball. Our Lady of the Sacred Heart breezed to a win while Montour, Carlynton and Sto-Rox lost.
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.
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.