The Moon Area Tigers aim to secure their third consecutive win against Penn-Trafford on Friday night, with both teams holding 2-0 records. Other local games include Montour vs. Trinity and Carlynton vs. South Allegheny. The matchups highlight strong performances, key statistics and notable player contributions from previous games.
High school football preview: Moon, Montour square off in Week 1 showdown
Montour and Moon will face off in a non-section football matchup Friday at 7 p.m. after both secured close wins in their season openers. Other games include Carlynton, Cornell, Sto-Rox and Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, all starting simultaneously. Bishop Canevin plays Saturday.
Friday Night Lights: Montour, Moon, Carlynton claim close wins in season openers
In a thrilling WPIAL opener, Montour defeated Central Valley 27-20, with Caden Halajcio scoring the winning touchdown. Zander Stern shone with a touchdown catch and a pick-six. Other notable season openers included Moon's narrow 14-13 win, Carlynton's 20-12 victory over Carrick and OLSH's dominant 27-0 victory over Rochester.
High school football preview: Sto-Rox looks to rebound after winless ’24 campaign
Head coach Brendan Blair aims to improve the Sto-Rox Vikings football team in his second season at the helm after a winless first year. With an emphasis on preparation and leadership, he anticipates growth, especially from freshmen like quarterback Dalaun Harris.
High school sports: Late steal of home wraps up section baseball crown for OLSH
Dean Douglass stole home in the fifth inning, securing a 4-3 win for Our Lady of the Sacred Heart over Riverview, clinching the Class 2A Section 3 title with an 11-1 record.
High school sports: Montour baseball prevails; Moon-Ambridge softball halted by rain
Montour defeated Ellwood City 11-1, aided by an eight-run first inning, with key hits from Quinn Dalverny and Zander Stern. Other games included Taylor Allderdice's 8-3 win over Bishop Canevin.
Five West Hills schools making their marks on flag football fields this spring
West Hills area high schools are among dozens fielding girls flag football teams this spring, and those involved like what they're seeing. Flag football will become an officially sanctioned PIAA sport in 2026.






