2024-2025 News
Six Tigers Named To All-MSLA Team
By: Jared Barton
After a 1-1 finish in the MSLA Tournament, six North Allegheny boys’ lacrosse players were named to the All-MSLA Team in 2025.
Senior goalie and St. John’s University commit Logan Lyle joined fellow senior and Hobart commit Colman Craft for First Team laurels. This is the second time Craft was named to the first team, after making the list in 2024. Lyle was an honorable mention selection last year.
Senior Jake Burns was selected to the All-MSLA Second Team. Junior Nick Sichak, senior Jack Ferraro and senior Kaden Brown were also picked for the All-MSLA Honorable Mention Team. This is the second MSLA Honorable Mention for Sichak, who also made that team in 2024.
North Allegheny had a comeback win over Archbishop Moeller on Friday afternoon before taking on Spire Academy in the MLSA “C” Bracket Finals Saturday morning. The Tigers return to action Tuesday when they finish section play hosting Seneca Valley at 7 p.m. at Newman Stadium. This game will be broadcast on the NA Sports Network.
Three Ink National Letters Of Intent To Play Lacrosse
By: Jared Barton
Three North Allegheny boys’ lacrosse seniors signed national letters of intent to play lacrosse at the next level on Wednesday. Long stick midfielder and defender Kaden Brown signed his letter of intent to play in Pittsburgh at Point Park University, long stick midfielder Colman Craft officially signed to play at Hobart and William Smith Colleges and goalkeeper Logan Lyle signed to play at St. John’s University.
Brown played in 23 games last season for the Tigers, gathering 39 groundballs and causing 17 turnovers. He will be studying engineering at PPU. “I want to thank my family, friends, coaches and NA School District in preparing me for such a great opportunity,” Brown said. “I also want to thank Coach Golan and Point Park University for believing in me as a student-athlete.”
Craft committed to Hobart back in the summer, but made his commitment official on signing day. The captain had three goals and eight assists in 23 games last spring. He also had 47 caused turnovers and a faceoff win. Craft will study business management in college. “I would like to thank my family, friends and coaches for making this great opportunity possible,” Craft said. “I would also like to thank Hobart College for everything they’ve done through this process. Go Statesmen!”
Lyle made 208 saves in net for the Tigers last spring. He is set to study business at St. John’s. “I would like to thank all my friends, family, North Allegheny teachers and all the school and club coaches who helped pave the way to this great opportunity,” Lyle said. “I want to thank Coach Turri and St. John’s for believing in me, I’m looking forward to being on the field for the RED STORM!”
Craft and Lyle were both all-section and all-WPIAL members last season.
