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Friday, March 14, 2025 | 11:50 pm
The quarter -final pit on the path of Harsha stops with the girls’ class 6A, 3A and 2A with the girls class 5A, 4A and a central stage on Saturday.
In this 2025 PIAA Boys Class 2A post season it certainly has a voice of 2017.
Eight years ago, the WPIL reached four teams in the state playoffs.
It was the first state tournament with six rankings and through two rounds in 2A, WPEC Champion Seyukley Academy, Runner Up Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, 7-3 Bishop Kennedy and 7-4 Greensburgh Catholic Catholic Quarterfinals.
In the third round, the Seyakley Academy played in the past from GCC, 61-46, and Bishop Kenyan knocked Olsh 66-60.
Panthers defeated the Crusaders in the semifinals and won the state gold by beating the Constitution in Oversement, 68-63.
This year, the crop of 7 teams has been a good crop.
The eight district teams who qualified are 12-3, of which there are five teams in Elite Eight.
Of the four quarter -finals, three were among the WPIL teams.
The WPE-champion Janet (25-3) is the third time with the game at the neutral location of Noreon High School at the afternoon, against the section rival and the WPEl-Play-off seed Greensburgh Central Catholic (25-2).
Centurians are seeking to sweep Jia Hawks twice in the regular season twice in the Century Season, 53-47 in Janet and 58-48 in the GCC in early February.
Jay Hawkes have defeated Morsi Hurst Fairy by seven points and 16 points in northern Cambria since increasing the district gold.
Centurians knocked on District 5 Champion McConnesburg by 11 points and Nashik 14 points in the first two rounds.
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart (21-7) will fight the Sevale Academy (22-5) in the afternoon in Peters Township.
The chargers lost to Janet in the WPIAL quarter -finals and fell to the GCC in the 2A Consolation Round, but this is the first meeting against Panthers.
In the first round, Olsh increased District 9 champion Red Bank Valley by 11 points and in the second round the District Runner -up union was removed by six points.
The Seyakley Academy has won four directly after the Janet fall in the 7 semi -finals district.
In the state play office, Panthers crushed Wonder by 28 points and took the Lake View in the past by 21 points.
Let’s not forget about the North Gate, which was easier to end when the bracket ended.
Flames have won the State Playoff by two points at District 6 Winner Portage and District 9 runner -up Clearion 28 points.
On Saturday, the North Gate (17-11) will face District 4 champion North West Area (25-3) at the West Branch at 1pm.
WPIAL LOON is the Old Forge (21-5) against the Linwelle Hill Christian Academy (21-5) in the White Hall 1pm in the second round game (21-5)
Rimble on the rock, Part 2
The WPIL 6A Boys Basketball Champion Upper St. Claire relies on a low and sharp, hot shot guard on size.
He won Panthers 25 in 27 games.
He is displaying two PIAA victories for the USC.
In the first round, 6 feet -10 senior forward and Miami (Ohio) Committed Tyler Robbins dominated both sides of the floor, leading to Panthers’ 67-30 on York William Pan, the easy home win on York William Pan.
In Round 2, Junior Guard Jack Foster was in the light with 22 points when the USC finished Governor Miphile by 50-38.
Now, District 7 Champs fight the winners of District 10 when Upper Saint Claire competes from McDole (23-4) at Slipari Rock University at 1 pm.
Trojan is 4-1 against the WPIL teams this season, they defeated Peters Township, Setten Lasal, Pine Richland and Central Catholic, when it fell to Nach.
Three other boys’ 6A quarter -finals are on Saturday:
• Coats Well (24-6) vs. Roman Catholic (23-5) in Norstown 1 pm
• Hazelton (14-12) Father Judge (21-7) in the Eston 2:30 pm
• Immunity Charter (25-5) vs Parkland (19-9) at the Jagal Complex at 6 pm in Reading
Ranger risk
Alecapa is at the beginning of a good start because he tries to win the second straight state championship, despite a different rating.
Junior Josh Prat, who has scored 53 points, has taken the PIAA Boys Class 3A in the first two rounds of the 3A Play office.
Now Alaikipa (22-5) is aimed at afternoon in a game in Armstrong, District 6 Champion Forest Hills (25-2).
Rangers are taking off the left and left and right opponents on the road leading to Harshi, and in the opener, Kaston Oaks is roaming the opener with 25 points and removing Mohak by 14 points in the second phase.
The Forest Hills won his first 12 games this season, lost 5A Power John Stown, won eight consecutive consecutive victories before losing the bishop galphile, and then won five straight numbers, including a win of revenge against the Marks in the District 6 final.
WPL winner South Eligheeni (25-3) is ready for the Champions Battle when it compensates for the top team outside the District 3 in the Camp Hill Tritis (21-3) in Altona at 3pm.
Shamroxes are coming from the 38 -point route of the Shady Side Academy in the second phase.
Gladiators have been intensified by their 1-2 cartoon in the guard.
Junior Devon Cook scored 22 runs in the first round against Cranberry, while senior camp apps dropped 16 points in the second round victory against the bishop galphile.
Two other boys on Saturday are 3A quarter -finals:
• West Catholic (11-14) vs. Taylor River Side (25-2) at 2:30 pm in Jerusalem Liberty
• Lancaster Menunite (22-3) vs Holly Cross (24-4) at Jerusalem Liberty 4:30 pm
Another win
It seems that the entire season long, WPEL Girls Basketball fans wait for the final exhibition between Class 5A Powers Township and South Fight.
It finally came to the District 7 Championship game when the Indians returned to knock from defending champion lines three times, 40-36.
Both teams have won two rounds of the PIAA Playoff and are now far from each other from confrontation for the opportunity to play for the state honor.
On Saturday, the WPE-champion Peters Township (25-3) District 10 winner will contest the Catadall Fairy (18-7) at 2:30 pm at Slipri Rock University.
Miami (Fl.) Committed Natalie Vitzel leads Indians in the first two rounds with 43 points shared in winning the Conrad Weaser and Thomas Jefferson.
Rembullers have won each of the 12 points on Baldwin and Midlletown.
Somewhere, South Faye (26-2) District 6 Champion Holdsburg (25-3) is preparing to fight at 1:30 pm in Armstrong
Two juniors have led the lions on the way to Harsha, and Ryan Oldkar has scored 24 runs in registering 20 points in the victory against West York.
The Golden Tigers won two double digits in the state play office, which defeated Indiana 10 and 14 points from the suburbs of York.
The other two girls of the week are in the 5A quarter -finals:
• Street Haven (15-13) vs. Crust Wood (23-4) at 1 pm
• Catholic (19-10) vs Archbishop Wood (20-7) at the Jagal Complex in Reading 4:30 pm
Renewal of enmity
Black Hawk and North Catholic are in separate class 4A parts and did not play in regular season or district playoff this season, but both programs are familiar with each other.
In the final of the 2023 Wchi 4A Girls Basketball, North Catholic defeated Black Hawk 51-35, with more than 16 points than Eliana Roko’s game.
A year later, the two powers met again in the stomach with the same result. Thanks to Roko’s 26 points, Trojan won 40-37, Koggus.
North Catholic won the WPEL Gold, but Black Hawk won the 2024 PIAA 4A Championship.
So the Golden Girls are ready to collide again.
Black Hawk (25-3) is contested by North Catholic (24-4) at noon at Hampton on Saturday.
In the 2024 district final, Freshman Brady Vener scored seven points for Trojan and Sophomor Ober Hip scored 10 points for Koagrus 10 points.
Now a year later, they have played a major role in the success of their team in 2025.
In a win over Pan Cambria and Harbor Creek, Vener has scored 31 points for the Northern Catholic.
The hip has won a dominant post season for Black Hawk, which includes 41 points jointly winning the State Playoffs at Franklin and Clare Field.
Meanwhile, 2025 WPE Champion Auckland Catholic (25-3) continues to murmur as she is preparing to play the number 3 team outside District 12 in Lansadel Catholic (21-5) at West Branch at 2:30 pm.
Eagles have dominated Harshi’s path.
In the first round, the OC crushed the slipping rock with 51 London Crele with 20 points.
In the second phase, the Eagles moved Elizabeth to 75-48, in which Josi Fontana scored more than 16 points.
Lansadel Catholic has succeeded on his state play -off resume on the Lancaster Catholic and the hills of the jungle.
The other two girls of the week are in the 4A quarter -finals:
• Numin-Goreti (23-4) vs Scrattan Prep (25-1) 1 pm in Bait-ul-Maqdis Liberty
• Northern Lebanon (23-3) vs Adenade Charter (22-7) 3pm in White Hall
Oh oh ii
With the collapse of the Economy Academy in the second round on Wednesday, the PIAA class A bracket will not be able to remain WPEL teams. In fact, it is a district 6 block party in the West.
So as a public court:
• Williamsburg (22-6) vs Bishop Carol (20-7) in the afternoon
• St. Joseph’s Catholic Academy (26-2) vs Bishop Galphile (27-2) in Altona 1:30 pm
• Linwell Hill Christian (22-2) vs Greenwood (21-6) in Hamburg 1:30 pm
Ord Lords Regional (22-6) vs Delco Christian (22-4) in Hamburg afternoon
Pia Pole Action, Day 4
Saturday 2025 PIAA Class 3A Boys and Girls is the second and final day of the swimming championship. The program is taking place at Bickel University.
Catholic collision in Palman
With the prediction of the day, the four Catholic High School, which has a strong tradition of baseball success, will compete on Saturday at the Sierra Catholic Invitational at the Pulman Park in Butler’s Palman Park on Saturday.
At the opener, our Lady of the Script Heart will face Greensburgh Central Catholic at 10 am
Then at 12:30 am, Sierra, who faces bishop Carol from District 6am, will be near Syria via Catholic.
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