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All-Foothills Conference Team

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All-Conference Photo Gallery All-Second Team Selections Honorable Mentions

All-Southeastern Conference Team

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All-Conference Photo Gallery All-Second Team Selections Honorable Mentions

Plum’s Jake Chapla Kicks Record 51-Yard Field Goal

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On Friday night, the Plum Mustangs defeated the Connellsville Falcons, 34-7, in a Foothills Conference contest. In the victory, junior Jake Chapla broke the Plum High School record for longest field goal with a 51-yard field goal in the second  quarter. The previous long was 48 yards, achieved by Pat McAfee in 2005.  McAfee is… More »

Connor Coward Sparks Title Run For Underdog Seneca Valley

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by Matt Shetler A No. 16 seed beating a No. 1 seed is one of the rarest things in sports, so rare that it has never happened in the NCAA Tournament. Don’t tell the kids from Seneca Valley that though as they not only took down No. 1 seed Hempfield, but Shaler, Pine-Richland and eventually… More »

Alexa Bryson Once Again A Winner At Latrobe

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by Matt Shetler Sometimes it is not easy to turn yourself from a great player into a successful coach, as many great players often fail when they get their turn on the sidelines. Latrobe’s Alexa Bryson has been doing her best to disprove that theory and she is getting to do so at home. Bryson,… More »

Conversation With Seneca Softball Coach George Trew

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Despite losing its first game of the season on Tuesday night, the Seneca Valley Raiders softball team is off to a great start and sits atop the Section 3-AAAA standings with a 6-1 record.  The Raiders have been led this season by outstanding pitcher Nikki Matz who tossed a no-hitter against Fox Chapel in the season… More »

Tigers Pick Off Raiders In Extra Innings, 6-1

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The last time North Allegheny played the Seneca Valley Raiders, the Tigers earned a thrilling 10 inning win in the quarterfinal round of the PIAA playoffs.  In their first meeting of 2014, these section foes needed extra frames again to determine a winner and once more North Allegheny came out on top with a 6-1… More »