vs. Pine-Richland, 1-31-19
Archive for January 2019
Lady Tigers Batter Rams, 56-18
The North Allegheny girls’ basketball team returned to the win column in a big way with a 56-18 thrashing of rival Pine-Richland on Thursday night. The Tigers dominated the game from wire to wire and led 33-6 at halftime. Senior Rachel Martindale paced the Tigers with a game-high 16 points. Sophomore Lizzy Groetsch netted 12… More »
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Tigers Bow Out In WPIAL First Round To Connellsville, 44-22
The North Allegheny wrestling team dropped a 44-22 decision to the Connellsville Falcons in the opening round of the WPIAL team tournament on Wednesday night at Kiski Area High School. The Falcons used three pin falls and one tech fall to pull away for the victory. The night began at 160 pounds and North Allegheny… More »
Two Tigers Make Division I College Football Commitments
Two North Allegheny football players have made commitments this week to play Division I college football next season. Senior WR/DB Corey Melzer announced today that he will continue his football career at Penn State University. I have been a proud NA TIGER since I was 6 years old and today I became a LION! 🦁… More »
vs. Central Catholic, 1-29-19 (by Double A Media)
at Norwin, 1-29-18
Norwin Deals NA First Loss Of Season, 44-43
Photo Gallery Junior Jayla Wehner banked in a runner from the paint with 6.3 seconds remaining to lift No. 4 Norwin to a 44-43 win over top-ranked North Allegheny on Tuesday night. The Tigers still had a chance to win following the Wehner basket, but senior Jessica Kolesar’s steal in the waning seconds secured the… More »
NA Blanks Central Catholic, 3-0
Senior goalie Richard Karapandi stopped all 27 shots he faced to help North Allegheny blank the Central Catholic Vikings on Tuesday night, 3-0. It was the third shutout this season for Karapandi, who leads Class AAA with a 1.70 GAA. After a scoreless first period, the Tigers got all the scoring they needed when Justin… More »
NA Dominates at Bethel Park
The North Allegheny swimming/diving team dominated an undermanned Bethel Park team. Both the boys and the girls won every event as the boys won 87 – 44 and the girls won 98 – 76. Dual winners, Mary Flavin and Molly Smyers led the girls team. Flavin won the 50 Free and the 100 Free. Smyers… More »