HERSHEY, Pa. -- Derry Area's Jimmy Gulibon, Franklin Regional's Nico Megaludis, Connellsville's Nate Gaffney and Shady Side Academy's Frank Martellotti have experienced the exhilaration of winning (Today)
Thoughts and leftovers from the WPIAL basketball tournament. Farrell coach Ed McCluskey is the WPIAL's version of John Wooden, even though Farrell no longer competes in the WPIAL. (Today)
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Chartiers Valley High School's Wayne Capers drives to the basket in the WPIAL Class AAA championship against Hampton at the Palumbo Center. Chartiers Valley won the title, 63-50.
This story is right out of Hollywood. Outstanding athlete suffers severe injury. (Today)
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Sophomore Carrington Motley came off the bench to score 10 points for Sewickley Academy in the WPIAL Class A victory against Lincoln Park.
When the Sewickley Academy boys' basketball team started practice for the season, Carrington Motley wasn't in the gymnasium. Heck, he wasn't even in the country. (Today)
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Hopewell's Paige Alviani, left, and Elise Farris surround New Castle's Ja'Nia McPhatter in the WPIAL Class AAA final at Duquesne University's Palumbo Center. New Castle won the contest, 66-61.
It didn't take long before members of the Hopewell girls' basketball team wiped away any tears and broke their silence. (Today)