vs. Mars, 4-28-17
Archive for April 2017
Tigers Edged By Mars In Non-Section Battle, 12-10
Completing a non-section game that was suspended a night earlier, the North Allegheny boys’ lacrosse team dropped a 12-10 decision to the Mars Planets on Friday night. Wes Powell’s third goal of the night gave North Allegheny a 10-7 lead with 3:30 remaining in the third quarter. However, the Planets scored five unanswered goals, including… More »
NA’s 7th-Inning Rally Not Enough At Seneca Valley In 2-1 Defeat
A single by Andrew Funovits in the bottom of the seventh inning lifted Seneca Valley to a walk-off win over North Allegheny, 2-1, on Thursday afternoon. Locked in a pitcher’s duel for the second straight day, the Tigers trailed 1-0 entering the top of the seventh. Seneca Valley starter D.J. Alway went six strong innings… More »
at Seneca Valley, 4-27-17
Tigers Bombard Butler For 10-0 Section Win
North Allegheny pounded out 10 runs on 16 hits in six innings against the Butler Golden Tornado for a 10-0 victory on Thursday afternoon in Section 3-AAAAAA action. Light rain fell in the early innings at NASH but neither the precipitation nor the Butler pitching staff could douse the incendiary North Allegheny bats. The win… More »
vs. Norwin, 4-26-17 (by J.J. LaBella)
vs. Shaler, 4-26-17
vs. Kiski Prep, 4-26-17
Bobby Brown’s 2-Hit Shutout Silences Shaler For 1-0 Win
For the second time this season, senior pitcher Bobby Brown pitched a gem against section foe Shaler as North Allegheny edged the visiting Titans, 1-0, on Wednesday night. Brown allowed a harmless single to the second batter of the ballgame and proceeded to efficiently retire the next 19 consecutive Shaler hitters. Earning Wright Automotive Player… More »
Tigers Win Joust With Knights, 3-1
The North Allegheny boys’ volleyball team looked to stay sharp in a non-section contest against the second-place team in Section 3-AAA and defeated the Norwin Knights, 3-1, on Wednesday night. After dropping the first set, 25-22, the Tigers rolled off wins of 25-15, 25-11 and 25-21. Junior Canyon Tuman and senior Luke Visgitis provided plenty… More »