Girls' Soccer Game Summaries

By: Jared Barton

The North Allegheny girls’ soccer squad made the trip down Interstate 79 to Canonsburg for a matchup with Canon-McMillan on Monday night. The Tigers came out on top with a 4-2 win.

Senior Kieran Shannon led the offensive charge with two goals.  Fellow seniors Rosalia Varlotta and Bella Montgomery also found the back of the net.

Senior Jordan Beemer was outstanding in goal, and the defense completed a total team effort. 

The Tigers improve to 9-2-1 on the season and are back in action at home on Wednesday for Senior Night with a matchup against Allderdice. That game will be broadcast on the North Allegheny Sports Network.

By: Jared Barton

The North Allegheny girls’ soccer team hosted Moon in a non-section contest on the turf at North Allegheny Intermediate this morning. NA captured another shutout, this time 2-0.

Offensively, North Allegheny was led by seniors Kieran Shannon and Addison Vrabel, who each scored in the game.

Senior captain Sahara Catlos and the defense set the tone, battling for every ball and keeping Moon off the scoreboard from start to finish. Senior Jordan Beemer posted another clean sheet in net.

NA moves to 8-2-1 on the season and is back in action Monday night from Canonsburg with a non-section contest against Canon-McMillan at 7:45.

By: Jared Barton

The North Allegheny girls’ soccer team traveled to Gibsonia on Wednesday night for a section showdown with Pine-Richland. The Tigers came out on top with a 2-0 victory.

NA had a goal from senior Kieran Shannon, assisted by fellow seniors Sahara Catlos and Addison Vrabel. Junior Avery Trygar also found the back of the net in the contest.

 

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Senior Jordan Beemer earned the shutout in net.

NA is now 7-2-1 on the season and 4-0 in section play. The Tigers are back in action on Saturday from North Allegheny Intermediate in a non-section match against Moon at 10:30 a.m.

by: Bob Orkwis

After falling in a tight contest on Saturday to Peters Township, North Allegheny rebounded Monday night, earning a 2-0 victory against North Hills at Newman Stadium.

The Tigers dominated the ball in the first half, not allowing the Indians near their net and getting chances from Mia Barsotti and Kieran Shannon among others, but the match remained scoreless at halftime.

After getting no opportunities in the first half, North Hills nearly scored the first goal.

Less than two minutes into the second half, after a shot on goal, the Indians were awarded a free kick. The shot hit the cross bar and on the second ball chance, keeper Jordan Beemer was able to make a smothering save.

North Allegheny returned to pressuring the Indians and was rewarded by breaking the ice with a pair of goals in less than a minute.

Addison Vrabel was able to break free in the right side of the box and send a shot towards the opposite side of the goal. North Hills keeper Delaney Amato, who seconds before made a great stop on a Taryn DeWitt free kick, reached to her right for Vrabel’s ball and got a piece of the offering, but it just trickled over the goal line for a 1-0 Tigers lead.

After the ensuing kickoff, North Allegheny stole the ball and sent a through ball down the left channel, which Barsotti gathered after fighting off a defender, and the senior sent the ball inside the far post for her third goal of the year and a 2-0 lead, with both goals coming in the 50^th minute.

The Tigers allowed no more chances in posting the clean sheet. North Allegheny (6-2-1, 3-0) now has five shutouts on the year. North Hills, (2-6, 0-4) remains winless in Section 3-4A play.

With the winning goal, her first of the season, senior Addison Vrabel was the Wright Automotive Player of the Game.

North Allegheny hits the road for an away tilt at Pine-Richland on Wednesday, before returning home for a non-section match on Saturday against Moon.

Girls Soccer Summary vs. North Hills, 9-21-26

SCORING BY HALVES	1st	2nd	FINAL
North Hills	0	0	0
North Allegheny	0	2	2

By: Bob Orkwis

Peters Township came to Newman Stadium for an interesting non-section match against North Allegheny featuring two teams ranked in the top 5.

The top ranked Indians notched and early score and made it hold up, defeating the third ranked Tigers 1-0.

Peters Township took the early lead in the first minute, when Duquesne recruit Fallen Malley picked up a loose ball and slid a shot into the net for her 3rd goal of the season :19 into the match.

Following the early goal, North Allegheny had a good response, but the Tigers could not find the equalizer.

Kieran Shannon missed wide on a free kick in the 7th minute.

Mia Barsotti had a great chance alone from the right edge of the box, but her shot just missed the far post.

Ally Grabowski and Ella Brinkley each had chances to tie the match, but junior keeper Kaylin Hoffman, a Florida State recruit, stopped those chances and kept the Tigers off the scoreboard.

There were less chances to tie for North Allegheny in the second half, but the best opportunity came in the waning seconds.

Hoffman collided with Barsotti at the 20-yard line and was issued a yellow card, bringing backup Vivian Drake off the bench for the Indians.

Sahara Catlos took the direct kick for the Tigers but sent the shot just high and the match ended 1-0.

Peters Township (6-0-1) has now posted a shutout in four straight matches. North Allegheny (5-2-1) saw their string of clean sheets end at two.

Strong play in the midfield both offensively and defensively from Taryn DeWitt earned the Wright Automotive Player of the Game honors. DeWitt, who is committed to Purdue Ft. Wayne, helped North Allegheny push for the tying goal, while also helping to keep Peters Township off the scoreboard after the early goal.

North Allegheny is in action next Monday night when they host North Hills in an AAAA-3 contest. That match is set for a 7:30PM kickoff and can be heard on the North Allegheny Sports Network.

GIRLS SOCCER SUMMARY VS. PETERS TOWNSHIP, 9-19-26

SCORING BY HALVES	1st	2nd	FINAL
Peters Township	1	0	1
North Allegheny	0	0	0