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The Tigers kicked off the post-season on Wednesday competing in the 2021 Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Bowling League Boys Team Championships. The WPIBL is composed of nine sections, with the top two teams in each section qualifying for the competition. Representing the North Section were the 10-0 North Allegheny Tigers and the 8-2 Butler Golden Tornadoes. … More »
Twelve wrestlers competed for North Allegheny on Thursday night at the Subsection 3B-AAA individual tournament and all twelve advanced to Saturday’s Section 3-AAA tournament. The subsection tournament was a round robin format with the top two finishers in each weight class advancing to Saturday’s sectional. Eight Tigers earned first-place showings, highlighted by senior Max Stedeford… More »
North Allegheny senior outfielder Lauren Haywood signed her letter of intent on Thursday to continue her academic and athletic career at Williams College in Massachusetts. As a freshman in 2018, Haywood burst onto the scene at North Allegheny with a .423 batting average. With two seasons under her belt, Haywood is a career .298 hitter… More »
North Allegheny senior Khalil Dinkins is among 19 players from the WPIAL selected to play in this year’s Big 33 Football Classic. Dinkins is a Penn State commit and was named first-team all-state by Max Preps and the Pennsylvania Sports Writers for an outstanding 2020 season. He was also named first-team all-conference by the Big… More »
by Bob Orkwis The final dual meet of the season went swimmingly for North Allegheny as the divers and both the girls and boys swim teams took care of business against North Hills. The Lady Tigers (8-0/6-0) clinched the section championship with a 108-72 victory, while the boys (6-2/5-1) defeated the Indians by a score… More »
by Jonathan Spina In a hard fought battle where the largest lead of the game was 10 points, it was Seneca Valley who came out on top with a 71-70 win Wednesday night at North Allegheny High School in a Section 1-6A matchup. Seneca Valley had a very efficient first quarter, going 8 for 12… More »
Swim Rivals North Allegheny and Upper St. Clair faced off for the first time at USC’s new Aquatics Center with the Lady Tigers coming out on top setting pool records with a score of 110-76 and the Boys team losing to the Panthers 93.5-91.5. The Lady Tigers kicked off the meet breaking the pool record… More »
