2024-2025 Game Summaries
NA competes at TSTCA Outdoor Championships
A day after competing at the Wildcat/Spartan Invitational, the North Allegheny girls and boys track and field teams traveled to West Mifflin High School to take part in the TSTCA Outdoor Championships.
For the boys, the North Allegheny 4×800 relay team finished in sixth place and Colton Bradshaw had a ninth place finish in the high jump. Matthew Eisenreich had a 14th place finish in the 400-meter dash while the NA 4×400-meter relay came in 12th. Charles Gibson finished in 20th in the triple jump. On the girls side, the Tiger 4×800 relay team finished in 13th while Josephine Lesinski was a 19th place finisher in the high jump.
For complete meet results, click here.
The Tigers return to action on Tuesday when they travel to Seneca Valley to take on the Raiders in a section matchup.
NA Girls & Boys both place runner-up at Wildcat/Spartan Invitational
The North Allegheny girls and boys track & field teams traveled to Latrobe High School to take part in the Wildcat/Spartan Invitational on Friday. The Tigers won six events overall and both the girls and boys teams came in second place team in team scoring.
NA had five total winners, Isabella Costa won the long jump by an inch over Hempfield’s Allison DeMatt while also claiming the 400-meter dash title. Lindsay Breneman followed up her record breaking performance with another first place finish in the pole vault. The Tigers won both shot put titles as Jack Yatchenko took home gold on the boys side and Taylor Neese claimed first place on the girls side. Audrey Maxwell was the discus champion of the event.
The Tigers return to action today when they travel to West Mifflin High School to compete at the Tri-State Coaches Association Invite.
Lindsay Breneman breaks school record as Tigers sweep Butler
North Allegheny hosted the Butler Golden Tornado on Thursday afternoon in a Section 3-3A showdown between two undefeated teams. NA was able to sweep the event winning 79.33-70.66 on the boys side and 80-70 on the girls side, handing Butler their first loss on both ends. Lindsay Breneman had a career day breaking the school record in the pole vault.
For the girls, Isabella Costa claimed first place in the 100-meter dash while Maya Currie was the top finisher in the 200-meter dash coming in second. Costa won the 400-meter dash as well. Mary Lucas was the second place finisher in the 800-meter run while NA claimed the top three spots in the 1600-meter run with Elizabeth Pizon winning. Robin Kucler claimed the 3200-meter title while Elizabeth Davis finished runner-up in the 100-meter hurdles. Lola Hood claimed silver in the 300-meter hurdles. The North Allegheny 4×800 relay team won by two seconds. Costa won the high jump and long jump to claim four event titles on the day. Breneman was the top NA finisher in the triple jump finishing in third place before breaking the school record and claiming first place in the pole vault. Taylor Neese was runner-up in the discus while Anna Fiffik won the javelin event. Neese also claimed first in the shot put.
On the boys side, Conor McNeely was the top finisher in the 100-meter dash finishing in second place. McNeely was also the top finisher in the 200-meter with a silver medal finish. Zach Nash won the 400-meter dash while Greg Abel claimed gold in the 800-meter run. Jack Bertram was the winner of the 1600-meter run and the 3200-meter run. Sam Cohn took home the title in the 110-meter hurdles while Grey Lowman was the winner of the 300-meter hurdles. North Allegheny won the 4×800 meter relay as well. Dylan Langdon won the high jump by four inches while Nicholas Humphries won the long jump by a foot and four inches. Peter Gibson was the top Tiger finisher in the triple jump coming in second place. Caleb Bohnenstengel was the top NA finisher in the pole vault coming in third place. Jack Yatchenko won the discus by four feet while Dylan Bobak-Rouce was the top finisher in the javelin coming in third. Yatchenko also won the shot put by just under six feet.
For complete meet results, click here.
Both NA teams improve to 3-0 overall and in the section. Butler falls to 4-1 overall and in the section on the boys and girls side. The Tigers will be back in action on Friday when they travel to Latrobe to take part in the Wildcat/Spartan Invitational starting at 10 a.m.
Track and Field Sweeps North Hills, Shaler to Open Season
By: Jared Barton
The North Allegheny track and field team opened the 2025 season with a road section tri-meet against North Hills and Shaler. The Lady Tigers defeated Shaler, 113-37, and beat North Hills, 134-16. The NA Boys prevailed over the Titans, 116-34, and topped the Indians, 103-47.
On the girls’ side of the competition, first-place performances were turned in by senior Isabella Costa (200-meter dash, 400-meter dash, long jump), senior Elizabeth Pizon (800-meter run), senior Robin Kucler (1,600-meter run), senior Camille Swirsding (3,200-meter run), freshman Lola Hood (100-meter hurdles), freshman Elizabeth Davis (300-meter hurdles), junior Lindsay Breneman (triple jump, pole vault), junior Audrey Maxwell (discus) and junior Taylor Neese (shot put.) The Lady Tigers also had team first-place finishes in 4×400 and 4×800 meter relays.
The boys had first-place finishes by senior Conor McNeely (100-meter dash, 200-meter dash), senior Zach Nash (400-meter dash), senior Greg Abel (1,600-meter run), senior Sebastian Klimchak (3,200-meter run), junior Sam Cohn (300-meter hurdles), senior Dylan Langdon (high jump), Nicholas Humphries (long jump), junior Caleb Bohnenstengel (pole vault) and senior Jack Yatchenko (discus, shot put.) NA also had a first-place finish in javelin along with team wins in the 4×100-meter relay, 4×400-meter relay and 4×800-meter relay.
Full results from the event can be found here.
The team is back in action at home on Wednesday, April 9th with a section clash against Butler at Newman Stadium.
