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By: Sunday, April 20, 2025 | 11:01 AM One man who has been carefully following Adou Thiero’s college basketball career is Mike Mastroianni, who coached the Arkansas junior in high school during his stellar career at Quaker Valley. Thiero led the Quakers to a WPIAL Class 4A title in 2021-22 and was named the TribLive HSSN Boys Basketball Player of the Year.
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Quaker Valley Middle School softball coach Steve Waffensmith might have a unique name, but he has a one-size-fits-all approach to coaching the sport. Particularly at the middle school level. “I’d like to think that my main focus is trying to get fundamental softball being played on the field, but it has to be more than that,” Waffensmith said. “Softball and baseball can have hundreds of different scenarios once the ball is pitched.
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The Baldwin softball team has displayed steady growth in each of coach Ron Santillo’s first three years at the helm. “The credit all goes to the girls and the hard work they put in over the last three years,” Santillo said. “They really push one another in the offseason. “The girls play for one another, they really do. The have great chemistry and great drive.”The Highlanders were 3-17 in 2023 and finished 7-11 in 2024.
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The Baldwin wrestling program experienced history this season. Ramil Islamov capped a brilliant four-year career at Baldwin with a 47-3 overall mark, giving him a school record 148-24 career mark. Not only did the 145-pound senior break the record for career wins, he shattered it.
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Severin Harmon has proven to be a top-tier performer in Class 2A throughout his tennis career at Sewickley Academy. The Panthers are competing in Class 3A this season, and Harmon has picked up where he left off in the lower classification. The senior received the No. 2 seed for the WPIAL Section 2 singles tournament, where he was the runner-up to North Allegheny’s sophomore whiz Advaita Sircar.
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One holds the school record for career wins. The other set the team mark for victories in a season. Together, Thomas Jefferson seniors Maddox Shaw and Bode Marlow proved to be an indominable force throughout their stellar high school wrestling careers. “Both are phenomenal student-athletes who have modeled for the next generation of Thomas Jefferson wrestlers how far they can go once they have realized how far they have come,” TJ coach Michael Ladick said.
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By: Saturday, April 19, 2025 | 11:01 AM The 21st Roundball Classic all-star weekend will be May 24-25 at North Allegheny. There will be seven all-senior games over two days — four boys and three girls — with players from the WPIAL, City League and District 10. Bethel Park’s Sadie Orie and Ella Sabatos were chosen to the Class 5A West girls all-star team.
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By: Saturday, April 19, 2025 | 11:01 AM Bethel Park’s track and field program has been riding the momentum displayed by team members during the winter indoor season. “We had a very successful indoor season where we had 11 student-athletes qualify for the Adidas Indoor Nationals,” Bethel Park coach Mark Jacobs said. “So we are hoping to keep the momentum going into the outdoor season.
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triblive.com | Ray Fisher
The 21st Roundball Classic all-star weekend will be May 24-25 at North Allegheny. There will be seven all-senior games over two days — four boys and three girls — with players from the WPIAL, City League and District 10. Bethel Park’s Sadie Orie and Ella Sabatos were chosen to the Class 5A West girls all-star team. Bethel Park’s Tanner Pfeuffer was selected to the Class 5A South boys all-star team. There will be four games May 24 and three May 25. Tickets are $10 per game or $15 for the weekend.
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Bethel Park’s track and field program has been riding the momentum displayed by team members during the winter indoor season. “We had a very successful indoor season where we had 11 student-athletes qualify for the Adidas Indoor Nationals,” Bethel Park coach Mark Jacobs said. “So we are hoping to keep the momentum going into the outdoor season.
