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By: Jared Barton After clinching the 23rd WPIAL Championship in program history over the weekend, five North Allegheny boys’ volleyball players were named to the 3A All-Star Team Monday morning. Juniors Will Robertson and Peter Bratich joined senior Matthew LaMay on the first team. Junior Jackson Failla was named to the second team while fellow… More »
North Allegheny had 37 athletes travel to Shippensburg, PA to take part in the PIAA Individual Track & Field Championships. The boys collected 14 points good enough for a 15th-place finish while the girls had eight points to finish in 35th. Jack Bertram capped off his tremendous career getting a bronze medal in the 1600-meter run… More »
by: Rowing Contributor North Allegheny Rowing’s Girls Senior 2x, made up of Katherine Zema and Madison Lambert, capped off the season with a strong showing at the 2025 Scholastic Nationals in Pennsauken, NJ. Scholastic Nationals, one of the premier events in high school rowing, brings together the fastest crews from across the United States. For… More »
by: Boys Tennis Contributor At this weekend’s PIAA Championships, North Allegheny’s Advaita Sircar breezed through the first three rounds to reach the finals where he won the silver medal. The sophomore superstar’s bid to become NA’s first State Singles Champion in nearly 50 years, fell just short. Still, Sircar continues to etch his name into… More »
By Randy Gore Appearing in the WPIAL championship for an eighth consecutive season, and 32nd time overall, the North Allegheny boys’ volleyball team was looking for its first district title since 2022, when the Tigers earned a thrilling 3-2 win over Seneca Valley. After finishing as runners-up in Class 3A the last two seasons to… More »
by: Bob Orkwis In the WPIAL 3A Boys Lacrosse Playoffs, third-seeded Upper St. Clair and fourth-seeded North Allegheny both bowed out with a loss in the semifinals. But this year offered a reprieve for both teams with a consolation game, the winner would represent District 7 in the PIAA Playoffs. In a contest that went… More »
by: Bob Orkwis For the third time this season, North Allegheny hooked up with its Section 3-3A foe, Pine-Richland. This time, the stakes were higher, with a berth in the WPIAL Championship on the line. Just like in the regular season, the Tigers vanquished the Rams, this time in straight sets, 25-18, 25-23, 25-17 to reach… More »
By: Jared Barton A five-goal burst in the fourth quarter ended up making the difference in the WPIAL 3A Boys’ Lacrosse Semifinal as the Mt. Lebanon Blue Devils beat North Allegheny 9-4 at Peters Township Monday night. In a rematch of the season’s first game, the Tigers and Blue Devils battled hard in Washington County… More »
By Randy Gore The top-seeded North Allegheny baseball team fell to the eighth-seeded Hempfield Spartans on Monday night, 3-1, in the WPIAL Class 6A quarterfinals at Boyce Mayview Park. Hempfield collected just two hits and hit the ball out of the infield only twice, both flyouts, but earned its first playoff win in four years… More »
North Allegheny swimmer Julianne Weaver officially signed her letter of intent to continue her athletic and academic career at the University of Rochester on Thursday afternoon. Weaver was a four-time WPIAL qualifier and two-time state qualifier. She holds the North Allegheny pool record in the 200 free relay with a time of 1:35.43 beating the previous record… More »
