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Tuesday, March 11, 2025 | 11:43 pm
Welcome to the second round of the second round of the PIAA Basketball Playoff with action in the Boys Class 6A, 3A and 2A playoffs, with girls’ class 5A, 4A and brackets.
Of the PIAA’s 12 basketball bracket, the Boys’ Class 2A witnessed the most WPEL success in the opening round.
Eight district teams qualified for the state 2A playoffs and seven developed with the first round victories.
With many district 7 teams winning in Round 1, on Wednesday, both are on the tape for a couple for Round 2 with both games in North Elghani.
One of the WPEL fights is Greensburgh Central Catholic (24-2) in the evening at 7:30 pm Nichack (22-4)
Centurians have returned to the district quarter -finals with two satisfactory game victories by the union and the opening round of the opening round against the District 5 McConnesburg.
Senior Liam Galgur scored 20 points and senior Brady and Rourk scored 14 when the GCC opened the state play office 54-43 with a 11-point victory.
After a tough opening quarter, the Lancers broke down from District 10 runner-up Rocky Guru, 64-39.
Seniors Matt Sopko and Tony Perota added 16 points for each and Junior David Quetta for Nishunic.
In the first game in NA, the WPEL Runner-up Union (20-7) is 6pm at 6pm with our Lady of the Scriptive Heart (20-7)
Senior Lucas Stanley scored 35 points, leading to Scottis on the Bishop MacCart in the first round of PIAA, 62-49.
The Union did not show any signs of loss to Janet in the final of the District 7, in which a great lead was taken over the visiting crimson crushes.
The Chargers also lost to Janet in the WPIL quarter-finals, but after dividing two satisfactory games, they ended 62-51, District 9 Champion Red Bank Valley at the State Opener.
Senior Forward Van Cavels scored 22 points and Junior Forward Patrick Altmer scored 21 when Olsh dominated Bloodogs.
The chargers won Scottis by 24 and 11 points in two section 4-2A regular season meetings.
The other three other rounds are 2A State Play -off games, including WPIL teams.
• WPE Champion Janet (24-3) District 6 runner-up Northern Cambria (15-12) in John Stown at 7pm, Junior Camon Brown scored 20 points for Jay Hawks in the first round.
• District 10 Champion Lake View (21-5) challenged the Seykeley Academy (21-5) in the opening round at 8pm, Lucas Graemezley led Panthers with 22 points in the win against Wonder.
• District 9 runner-up Clairian (20-7) match against the North Gate (16-11) at 7pm, Flams, with a slim two points win in the District 6 Champion Portage.
Lone cat on the prole
Since New Castle, Central Catholic and Mount Lebanon all saw that their season ended with the losses of the first round of the first round of the PIA Class 6A Boys Basketball, WPE Champion Upper St. Claire was dominating another play -off.
After all three WPIs won 20 points or more, the trend continued in the first phase of the PIAA on Saturday.
After a quarter, the USC took a 21-4 lead, and when he guided 45-10 during the second half, he guaranteed the principle of mercy throughout the second half.
The defense of Panthers allowed four, six, seven and 13 points to go to cruise, 67-30 every quarter.
Senior Forward Tyler Robbins took the lead with 15 points, while Junior Guard Jack Foster added 11 points for the USC.
On Wednesday, the Upper St. Claire (24-2) will play at the District 3 to number 3 team, Governor Maflen (20-8), at 6:30 pm in Altona.
In the first round, Mastungs defeated Mount Lebanon 66-54. Andrew Galantomo took the route for GM with 22 points.
Old World Showdown
This is amazing stories when the Gladiators compete with the marijuana.
This is not a war of land or sea from ancient history, it is the PIA Class 3A Boys Basketball demonstrating WPEL Champion South Elghani (24-3) and District 6 Runner Up Bishop Galphile (23-4) in the Armstrong at 7:30 pm.
After winning his first WPIL title on Alukipa, Gladiators squad Cranberry 75-37 in the state opening round.
The dynamic pair was fully swinging as Junior Drew Cook scored 22 points and Back Coast Matt’s senior cam apps scored 21 points for the SA.
Behind Hamilton Gates 17 points, Marks crushed the bishop Kenyan in the first round.
The other three second rounds are 3A state play -off games, including WPIL teams.
• District 3 Champion Camp Hill Trinity (20-3) will be competing at the University of Johnsteon at 7pm in Bloodogs at the Side Side Academy (13-13), behind the 13 points of senior Landen Mouse and Junior Paul Benike in Round 1 in Round 1.
• WPEL Runner Up Alecipa (21-5) draws the winner of District 10 in El Wood City at 6pm, Queps crushed the Vestmont Hill Top in the first round of the State Play Office, 73-40. Junior Josh Pratt scored 23 runs for Alekipa.
• District 6 Champion Forest Hills (24-2) fights fighters on the gateway at 7am, Warrior Senior Bobby Fudden became the first round of the school’s victory over the Custom Ridge, becoming the school’s time scoring leader, 72-59, as he scored 25 points.
The fourth time is a charming?
He met twice in the regular season of girls’ basketball and once in the district post season and every time, Peters Township (24-3) defeated Thomas Jefferson (22-5).
Can the fourth time be charming against the Indians?
WPE -champion Peters Township has won the previous meetings against Thomas Jefferson, but the results continue to come to a close.
In December, the Indians won by 13 points. In early February, the Indians won by nine points.
The two met in Mount Lebanon for the third time in the district semi -final and PT defeated TJ by just three points.
Now on Wednesday evening at 7pm, the fourth collision for Canon McMelen has been fixed
Senior Natalie Witzel scored 16 points when Peters Township crushed a convicted viser at the state play-off opener, 58-25.
Thomas Jefferson pulled away from Sophomore Kelly Dingelo with 17 points and 16 points from Junior Maggie Spell.
Another WPEL team is alive in Girls 5A Basketball.
District 7 runner-up Southfight (25-2) will fight West York (21-7) in Altona at 5pm
The lions leveled back along the way to Lower Dofin, 56-21, after the peators fell in the WPIL title game.
Junior Ryan Oldkar led the South Fight with 24 points.
District Final Four in 4A
The recently completed WPIL Class 4A Girls came to the Basketball Play Office Final Four to Auckland Catholic, Black Hawk, North Catholic and Elizabeth Forward.
In the first round of the PIAA on Saturday, the four teams came up and moved forward in the second phase of the state.
However, a District 7 team has been guaranteed to end its season on Wednesday when WPEL champion Akland Catholic (24-3) is against Elizabeth Forward (20-7) in Noreon at 7:30 pm.
The Eagles increased the PIAA’s first round after crossing the rock 80-29.
Senior London Crete was one of the four OC players who scored in double -digit, which had more than 20 points than the game.
The Warriors ended the Skid of two sports after the loss of WPEL semi-finals and Black Hawk in North Catholic with a victory in the state opening period against the District 10 runner-up Fairwave, 44-35.
Senior Chloe Zombiek led the EF with 15 points.
Here are the other two girls 4A other round games that include WPIL teams:
• WPIAL Runner Up Black Hawk (24-3) at 7:30 am at Clearwin University District 9 Champion Claire Field (19-5) Defense PIAA 4A Champion Coagris got 23 points from Junior Obri Hep.
• District 10 winner Harbor Creek (22-4) challenged the North Catholic (23-4) at 7pm in Oil City, Trojan won 30 points against Pan Cambria in the first round of PIAA when the Sophomor Guard Brady Winner scored 13 for NC.
‘O’ lonely night
Six WPIL Class A Girls Basketball teams qualified for the PIAA Play Office and the shocking thing is that a round 1 survived.
The last district 7 team standing is taking the district flag on Wednesday when the Akinas Academy (17-8) was contested from District 6 champion Bishop Galphile (26-2) at 6pm.
The Crusaders reduced the 5 runner-up Finate Metal in 65-22 in the first round.
Tess Dair led Ecus with 22 points.
A Hockey Final Four
The 2025 Pahal Penguins Cup semi -finals are underway at the Robert Morris University Island Sports Complex on Naval Island on Wednesday as the center stage is held in the Class A Final Four.
In the quarter -finals, three top seeds and number 5 were the winners.
No. 1 Charteris Valley (20-1-0-0) No. 5 Mars (18-3-1-0) will be 6:45 pm, followed by number 2 Moon (18-2-0-1) number 3 with 8 o’clock (16-3-0-2) at 8 pm 45 minutes.
Both semi -finals can be seen here at Trib HSSN.
In the quarter-finals, Colts defeated North Catholic 6-3, the planets of Fiten defeated the sheeller 5-4, the Tigers needed overtime to defeat the North Hills, 3-2, and Anthep Koker Valley, 6-5.
