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The North Allegheny girls’ volleyball team cruised to a 3-0 sweep over the Fox Chapel Foxes on Thursday night in Section 1-AAAA action. The Tigers earned their 24th consecutive win by set scores of 25-10, 25-8 and 25-7. NA was won 90 of its last 91 matches. Thursday’s matchup pitted two teams from opposite ends… More »
In the Section 1-AAAA opener, the North Allegheny boys’ soccer team was edged by the host Pine-Richland Rams in Gibsonia by a 2-1 decision on Thursday night. The lone goal scored by the Tigers came courtesy of senior forward Evan Anderson in the first half, however Pine-Richland’s Colin Zvejnieks pounced on a loose ball rebound… More »
The North Allegheny girls’ tennis team won its third straight on Thursday afternoon with a 4-1 section triumph over the Butler Golden Tornado. The Tigers swept doubles play and took 2 of 3 in singles to claim the win. At No. 1 singles, junior Emily Wincko rolled to a 6-1, 6-0, victory against Mikayla Turner…. More »
The North Allegheny girls’ golf team continued its torrid shooting on Wednesday afternoon with a 186-224 victory over Pine-Richland. Junior Katie Rose Rankin paced the Tigers at Diamond Run Golf Club with a 37, including pair of birdies. Senior Sissi Hai shot a 43, followed by sophomore Megan Manesiotis and junior Lauren Kardos with a… More »
The two-time reigning WPIAL champions earned their second straight shutout victory to begin the 2021 season with a 3-0 whitewash of the Penn-Trafford Warriors on Wednesday night at Newman Stadium. The Tigers dictated the pace from start to finish with crisp play and deft passing. In the first three minutes of the game, North Allegheny… More »
The North Allegheny boys’ soccer team opened the 2021 season with a pair of victories at the Canon-McMillan Invitational on Saturday. In game one of the twin bill, the Tigers attack sprung to life in a morning time blowout of Southmoreland, 16-0. NA called of the dogs in the second half, but the Scotties were… More »
