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On Friday, the North Allegheny girls’ basketball team showed they can play with a lead the entire game in their season-opening win. On Saturday, they proved they can overcome adversity, and a double-digit deficit, to come away with the same result. The Tigers erased an 11-point deficit midway through the third quarter for a 61-52… More »
by Dave Floyd It may have been opening night, but Rachel Martindale’s three-point shot appeared to be in midseason form on Friday. The North Allegheny junior scored 24 points on 6-of-10 shooting from distance, and the top-ranked Tigers defeated No. 2 Penn Hills 57-41 in the Wright Automotive Tip-Off Tournament. Martindale added five assists and… More »
Two North Allegheny boys volleyball players recently made their college selections for the next four years. Senior setter A.J. Schmidt has tabbed Division I Saint Francis University and senior outside hitter Canyon Tuman will continue his volleyball career at Penn State University. Schmidt split time at the setter position a season ago with co-WPIAL Player… More »
North Allegheny senior Colin Cain has signed his letter of intent to play collegiate baseball at Division II Slippery Rock University. In his first year as a starter in 2017, Cain led the Tigers in runs (14), walks (18) and on base percentage (.432). Cain posted a .270 batting average with seven RBI’s. Also a… More »
North Allegheny senior Josh Luchini has been named to the 2017 Fall High School Boys Soccer All-America Team by the United Soccer Coaches All-America Committee. Luchini has been recognized as one of the top soccer players in the nation after a spectacular 2017 season. The Lehigh commit led North Allegheny with a dazzling 36 goals… More »
The 2017-2018 basketball season tips off on Friday night and North Allegheny is yet again hosting one of the top girls’ basketball tournaments in the area this weekend. The Wright Automotive Tip-Off Tournament is a four-day hoops spectacular that features six of the most prominent programs in girls’ basketball in Western Pennsylvania, including the reigning… More »
