Three West Hills high school teams are set for the WPIAL Baseball Championships, with OLSH as the No. 2 seed in Class 2A, Bishop Canevin seeded 4th in Class 1A, and Montour at No. 14 in Class 5A. Moon's girls lacrosse team is seeded No. 4 in the WPIAL tournament.
Thomas Medwig's five-hit shutout and Dean Douglass' contributions led Our Lady of the Sacred Heart to a 4-0 win over Riverview, securing at least a share of the section title for the second consecutive year.
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart achieved a 14-0 win over Springdale, highlighted by a strong fifth inning. Montour and South Side also faced weather interruptions in their games, with ongoing competitions planned for later dates.
Three West Hills area schools are competing in the WPIAL Track and Field Team Championships, which get underway Tuesday. Moon Area aims for continued success, supported by standout athletes in both boys' and girls' divisions, while the girls teams from Carlynton and Our Lady of the Sacred Heart also have excelled this season.
Montour and Carlynton will compete in the 2025 WPIAL Class 2A Boys Tennis Championships. Montour, ranked No. 11, faces Hampton, while Carlynton, ranked No. 15, takes on Valley. Matches are scheduled for Tuesday, April 29.
Montour’s Jonah Camardese and Trey Varga, as the No. 12 seeds, face tough competition in the WPIAL Class 2A Doubles Championship against No. 4 seed Cody Clayton and Hunter Hazelwood of Central Valley, seeking to advance to the PIAA tournament.
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.