Chris Harlan

5 days ago | centredaily.com | Chris Harlan

May 9-Class 6AFavorite: North Allegheny is the defending champion and owns a record nine WPIAL titles. The Tigers have relied on a trio of college-bound seniors in pitchers Nico Varlotta (North Alabama), Nate Persinger (Cal Pa.) and Miles Pealer (Lycoming). The three have combined for 111 strikeouts in 84 1/3 innings. Pealer also leads the team with a .345 batting average. The Tigers are seeking their third title in five seasons.

5 days ago | tribhssn.triblive.com | Chris Harlan

By: Friday, May 9, 2025 | 8:23 PM Class 6AFavorite: North Allegheny is the defending champion and owns a record nine WPIAL titles. The Tigers have relied on a trio of college-bound seniors in pitchers Nico Varlotta (North Alabama), Nate Persinger (Cal Pa.) and Miles Pealer (Lycoming). The three have combined for 111 strikeouts in 84 1/3 innings. Pealer also leads the team with a .345 batting average.

5 days ago | tribhssn.triblive.com | Chris Harlan

By: Friday, May 9, 2025 | 3:31 PM North Allegheny was the only defending champion to draw a No. 1 seed Friday when the WPIAL released brackets for the upcoming baseball playoffs. The Tigers were seeded first in Class 6A. The other top seeds went to Pine-Richland in 5A, Indiana in 4A, Riverside in 3A, Neshannock in 2A and Serra Catholic in A. The playoffs begin Tuesday with first-round games in Class A, 2A and 3A.

6 days ago | centredaily.com | Chris Harlan

May 9-The 2025 WPIAL baseball playoffs are set with 79 teams, including five of the six champions from a year ago - North Allegheny, Penn-Trafford, Avonworth, Seton LaSalle and Bishop Canevin - hoping to defend their crowns. Seton LaSalle and Bishop Canevin are looking to three-peat this spring. The postseason begins next week and concludes with six title games on May 27-28 at EQT Park in Washington.

6 days ago | tribhssn.triblive.com | Chris Harlan

By: Thursday, May 8, 2025 | 7:38 PM Reigning WPIAL softball champions Neshannock and Elizabeth Forward start their title defenses as favorites to repeat. The Lancers in Class 2A and the Warriors in 4A were among the teams earning No. 1 seeds in playoff brackets released Thursday by the WPIAL. The other top seeds went to Hempfield in 6A, Penn-Trafford in 5A, South Park in 3A and Union in A.