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Coming off a hard-fought, come-from-behind win in overtime against Seneca Valley just one night earlier, the North Allegheny ice hockey team was upended at Upper St. Clair on Tuesday night, 5-2. The Tigers fell behind 2-1 in the first period on goals by USC’s Brady Buonomo and Zach Fairfull. NA’s lone marker in the period… More »
The Tigers traveled the I-79 corridor again Tuesday afternoon to challenge the Chartiers Valley Colts in another exhibition match, this time against a Section 4 opponent. Playing under ideal, 60-degree sunny conditions, the ball bounced well for the Tigers who took their first win of the season, 4-1. Playing a modified line-up, the Tigers struck… More »
by Jared Barton North Allegheny came back from a two-goal deficit to beat Seneca Valley 4-3 in the shootout Monday night at the Baierl Ice Complex. The Tigers and Raiders battled in a physical rivalry matchup, as early hits from both teams sparked energy in the World Area. Seneca struck first just over seven minutes… More »
A full 367 days after spring sports were shut down across Pennsylvania, the Tigers resumed play with a season opening exhibition match on the road against Section 3 rival Upper St. Clair. The inexperienced Tigers were game but fell 4-1 to the Panthers. The scoring lines included junior Shomik Telang at number two singles while… More »
The top 18 high school bowling teams from the western half of Pennsylvania met up at North Versailles Bowling Center to battle it out and take home one of the three qualifying spots in the Pennsylvania State High School Championships. NA entered the tournament as the #1 seed from the regular season and the 2021… More »
North Allegheny senior Kendall Trunzo recently signed her letter of intent to continue her softball and academic career at John Carroll University. Due to the COVID 19 pandemic, Trunzo didn’t have an opportunity to play in 2020. During her sophomore season in 2019, Trunzo made her varsity debut at North Allegheny and played in 17… More »
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — University of Michigan men’s track and field history was written in real time throughout the second day of the NCAA Indoor Championships on Friday (March 12). Heptathlete Ayden Owens, and former North Allegheny standout, rushed the school record in a third-place finish. Owens eclipsed Steven Bastien’s four-year-old heptathlon standard by 152 points… More »
