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The top eight finishers in each event at Thursday’s annual WPIAL Class AAA and AA track and field championships were awarded medals. Results from the meet are below:

WPIAL championships at Baldwin
Class AAA
Boys
100-meter (11.10): 1. Julius Rivera, Gateway, 10.98; 2. Jonathan Dorogy, Seneca Valley, 11.00; 3. Forrest Barnes, Seneca Valley, 11.09; 4. Cameron Gray, Gateway, 11.22; 5. Andrew Dickun, Kiski Area, 11.22; 6. Jimmy Wheeler, West Mifflin 11.29;, 7. Kevin Garbark, West Mifflin, 11.37; 8. Greg Baum, North Allegheny, 11.42
200 (22.50): 1. Kyle Shivetts, North Allegheny, 21.80; 2. Jae’Len Means, Gateway, 22.20; 3. Jonathan Dorogy, Seneca Valley, 22.35; 4. Ben Kinnamon, Kiski Area, 22.37; 5. John Rutkowski, Upper St. Clair, 22.57; 6. Isaiah Brooks, Woodland Hills, 22.65; 7. Cameron Gray, Gateway, 22.66; 8. Demond Reed, Penn Hills, 22.74
400 (50.09): 1. Torey Doaty, Central Catholic, 48.72; 2. Robin Hall, Penn Hills, 48.78; 3. John Rutkowski, Upper St. Clair, 48.81; 4. Chandler Crusan, Hempfield, 48.85; 5. Bradley Banks, Seneca Valley, 49.73; 6. Isaiah Brooks, Woodland Hills, 50.09; 7. Antonio Rudolph, New Castle, 50.11; 8. Jae’Len Means, Gateway, 50.50
800 (1:59.70): 1. Dylin Wilhoite, Penn Hills, 1:55.88; 2. James Smith, Upper St. Clair, 1:55.92; 3. Chris Culley, Moon, 1:56.35; 4. Marcus Smail, Latrobe, 1:56.48; 5. Mike Mazzanti, New Castle, 1:56.62; 6. Michael Becich, North Allegheny, 1:57.18; 7. Nate Edenfield, Uniontown, 1:57.52; 8. Billy Dougherty, Mt. Lebanon, 1:57.61
1,600 (4:24.22): 1. Ethan Martin, Fox Chapel, 4:18.12; 2. Colin Martin, Fox Chapel, 4:18.63; 3. Nathan Sloan, Hampton, 4:19.42; 4. Tyler Snider, Kiski Area, 4:20.54; 5. Thomas Reinhart, Pine-Richland, 4:22.52; 6. Tyler Palenchak, Gateway, 4:23.36; 7. Chris Culley, Moon, 4:25.13; 8. Scott Slaney, Mars, 4:25.86
3,200 (9:31.71): 1. Ethan Martin, Fox Chapel, 9:17.20; 2. Brent Kennedy, Kiski Area, 9:17.30; 3. Colin Martin, Fox Chapel, 9:19.91; 4. Cordon Louco, North Allegheny, 9:29.29; 5. Josh Zemet, North Allegheny, 9:29.82; 6. Matt Mcgoey, North Allegheny, 9:31.18; 7. Brian Shields, Hampton, 9:32.04; 8. Luke Regan, Pine-Richland, 9:32.99
110 hurdles (15.10): 1. Montae Nicholson, Gateway, 14.39*; 2. Matthew Bernadowski, Elizabeth Forward, 14.50; 3. Brandon Mitchell, Fox Chapel, 14.53; 4. Mitch Valko, South Fayette, 14.71; 5. Ryan Welsh, Woodland Hills, 15.11; 6. Fritz Isaac, North Allegheny, 15.14; 7. Ori Rinaman, Mars, 15.23; 8. Byron Minous, Thomas Jefferson, 15.28
300 hurdles (39.80): 1. Brandon Mitchell, Fox Chapel, 38.50; 2. Torey Doaty, Central Catholic, 38.65; 3. Matthew Bernadowski, Elizabeth Forward, 39.46; 4. Kenny Hughes, West Mifflin, 39.65; 5. Fritz Isaac, North Allegheny, 40.17; 6. Matt Grafton, Kittanning, 40.20; 7. Ken Stevens, Gateway, 40.26; 8. Sonny Zangaro, Mars, 40.66
400 relay (43.40): 1. Gateway, 41.89; 2. Seneca Valley, 42.60; 3. Mt. Lebanon, 42.85; 4. Kiski Area, 43.00; 5. West Mifflin, 43.13; 6. North Allegheny, 43.18; 7. Central Catholic, 43.29; 8. Woodland Hills, 43.46
1,600 relay (3:24.03): 1. Fox Chapel, 3:20.59; 2. Penn Hills, 3:21.54; 3. Hempfield, 3:22.95; 4. Moon, 3:23.73 5. Mt. Lebanon, 3:24.46; 6. Upper St. Clair, 3:25.50; 7. Central Catholic, 3:25.88; 8. Mars, 3:26.72
3,200 relay (8:02.04): 1. North Allegheny, 7:54.29; 2. Kiski Area, 7:56.65; 3. Canon-McMillan, 8:00.39; 4. Norwin, 8:06.06; 5. Butler, 8:09.26; 6. Indiana, 8:14.41; 7. Seneca Valley, 8:16.35; 8. Pine-Richland, 8:16.44
Shot put (52-0): 1. Anthony Bauccio, Gateway, 54-11.75; 2. Alec Rideout, Canon-McMillan, 53-6.75; 3. Matt Larkin, North Allegheny, 51-7; 4. Matt Dombrowski, Plum, 51-3.5; 5. Travis Reed, Butler, 51-0.75; 6. Max Adams, Hempfield, 50-5.5; 7. Aaron Anderson, Hempfield, 49-9.75; 8. Joe Ollio, Central Catholic, 49-2.5
Discus (153-0): 1. Max Adams, Hempfield, 170-10; 2. Mitch McPeek, Seneca Valley, 163-2; 3. Travis Reed, Butler, 152-5; 4. Jacob Nichelson, Connellsville, 152-2; 5. Alec Rideout, 150-5; 6. Noah Shulman, Hampton, 150-5; 7. Ian Fleming, Hempfield, 149-6; 8. Jason McAlister, Penn-Trafford, 149-3
Javelin (178-0): 1. Luke Smorey, Baldwin, 200-3; 2. Mark Buda, Mt. Lebanon, 188-4; 3. Corey Denlinger, Indiana, 179-6; 4. Stephan Shoemaker, Butler, 173-3; 5. Tyler George, Hempfield, 172-0; 6. Cody Monroe, Mt. Pleasant, 170-1; 7. Levar Ware, New Castle, 161-8; 8. Jack Makuch, North Allegheny, 160-1
High jump (6-5): 1. Jake Adams, Hampton, 6-3; 2. Zach Nimmo, North Allegheny, 6-1; 3. Darnae Clemons, Indiana, 6-1; T4. Brian Papich, Fox Chapel, 6-1; T4. John Heagy, Mt. Lebanon, 6-1; T4. Josh Harris, West Mifflin, 6-1; T7. Dan Madler, North Allegheny, 6-1; T7. Aaron Morgan, Yough, 6-1
Long jump (21-10): 1. Isaiah Brooks, Woodland Hills, 23-8; 2. Brian Papich, Fox Chapel, 23-3; 3. Montae Nicholson, Gateway, 23-1.50; 4. Schafer Swan, Central Catholic, 22-10.75; 5. De’Lorian Day, Hempfield, 21-10; 6. Davon Dutrieulle, West Mifflin, 21-10; 7. Evan Brem, Mt. Lebanon, 21-5.75; 8. Cody Monroe, Mt. Pleasant, 21-0
Triple jump (44-6): 1. Gary Jackson, Baldwin, 45-1; 2. De’Lorian Day, Hempfield, 45-0.75; 3. Darrious Carter, Indiana, 44-6; 4. Billy Ruschel, Bethel Park, 43-11; 5. Davon Dutrieulle, West Mifflin, 43-10.50; 6. Bru Martin, Uniontown, 43-8.75; 7. Derrick Fulmore, West Mifflin, 43-5.75; 8. Harold Robbertson, Woodland Hills, 42-7.75
Pole vault (14-3): 1. Brett Neugebauer, North Allegheny, 14-3; 2. Tyler Kolar, Mt. Pleasant, 14-3; 3. Bobby Monteparte, Hempfield, 14-0; 4. Luke Aaron, Baldwin, 14-0; T5. Christian DeGennero, Latrobe, 13-6; T5. Joe Ferari, Mt. Lebanon, 13-6; 7. Ben Schweiger, North Allegheny, 13-6; 8. Alec Battin, Mars, 13-6
Girls
100-meter (12.67): 1. Lauren Costa, West Allegheny, 12.27; 2. Taylor McCorkle, Oakland Catholic, 12.31; 3. Jasmine Jones, Hempfield, 12.50; 4. Riley Leisman, Canon-McMillan, 12.60; 5. Juliana Galante, Mt. Lebanon, 12.80; 6. Paige Allen, Butler, 12.84; 7. Ashley Amato, Plum, 12.86; 8. Kat Quigley, Pine-Richland, 12.94
200 (25.91): 1. Jasmine Jones, Hempfield, 25.29; 2. Taylor McCorkle, Oakland Catholic, 25.35; 3. Desiree Garland, Woodland Hills, 25.53; 4. Riley Leisman, Canon-McMillan, 26.28; 5. Emily Griffin, Mt. Lebanon, 26.56; 6. Cheyenne Lewis, Woodland Hills, 26.71; 7. Brea Hall, McKeesport, 26.78; 8. Amanda Batey, Norwin, 27.49
400 (58.80): 1. Hanna Green, Latrobe, 56.58; 2. Desiree Garland, Woodland Hills, 56.65; 3. Aiyanna Crawford, Gateway, 57.07; 4. Dejalynn Peterson, Chartiers Valley, 57.72; 5. Jessica Hurley, Indiana, 58.58; 6. Nicole Rich, North Allegheny, 59.72; 7. Ellie Meinzer, Mt. Lebanon, 59.89; 8. Sarah Cook, Hampton, 59.97.
800 (2:18.47): 1. Brianna Schwartz, Shaler, 2:10.38*; 2. Gina Alm, Hampton, 2:13.65; 3. Amanda Ruschel, Bethel Park, 2:14.72; 4. Alexis O’Shea, West Allegheny, 2:15.04; 5. Aiyanna Crawford, Gateway, 2:15.57; 6. Julie Kocjancic, Mt. Lebanon, 2:15.78; 7. Lauren Neugebauer-Wagner, Hampton, 2:21.99; 8. Caitlyn Janeda, North Hills, 2:22.76
1,600 (5:13.37): Brianna Schwartz, Shaler, 4:47.07*; 2. Kelsey Potts, Mt. Lebanon, 4:55.17; 3. Betsy Erlanger, Upper St. Clair, 4:56.35; 4. Mary Malone, North Hills, 5:01.59; 5. Alexis O’Shea, West Allegheny, 5:03.61; 6. Emma Slevin, Fox Chapel, 5:05.11; 7. Julie Friend, Uniontown, 5:05.98; 8. Audrey Gordon, Mt. Lebanon, 5:06.03
3,200 (11:13.30): 1. Shannon Malone, North Hills, 10.41.24; 2. Madeleine Davison, North Allegheny, 11:03.09; 3. Jillian Hunsberger, Mt. Lebanon, 11:07.91; 4. Betsy Erlanger, Upper St. Clair, 11:07.94; 5. Julie Friend, Uniontown, 11:09.11; 6. Bria McMahon, Franklin Regional, 11:17.95; 7. Mary Malone, North Hills, 11:27.21; 8. Kaitlyn Figurelli, Franklin Regional, 11:32.88
100 hurdles (15.65): 1. Maddie Holmberg, Hempfield, 14.98; 2. Beatrice Goodyear, Mt. Lebanon, 15.18; 3. Tori Soeder, Shaler, 15.46; 4. Kristina Coyne, Chartiers Valley, 15.48; 5. Lauren Costa, West Allegheny, 15.52; 6. Kat Quigley, Pine-Richland, 15.71; 7. Jahniah McAllister, Gateway, 15.77; 8. Angela McCowin, Ellwood City, 15.84.
300 hurdles (46.60): 1. Maddie Holmberg, Hempfield, 43.97; 2. Amanda Spencer, Hampton, 44.35; 3. Maddie Mueseler, Latrobe, 45.49; 4. Katie Bozzo, Knoch, 46.04; 5. Natalie Corrado, Mt. Lebanon, 46.07; 6. Tatiana Cloud, Kiski Area, 46.44; 7. Nevia Orsini, Penn Hills, 46.53; 8. Kylie Manuppelli, Pine-Richland, 46.61
400 relay (49.96): 1. Hempfield, 47.76; 2. Mt. Lebanon, 48.17; 3. Woodland Hills, 48.67; 4. West Allegheny, 49.16; 5. Pine-Richland, 49.37; 6. Elizabeth Forward, 49.48; 7. Norwin, 49.58; 8. North Hills, 49.64
1,600 relay (4:02.50): 1. Latrobe (Maddie Mueseler, Francesca Fazzini, Allison LaDuke, Hanna Green), 3:54.61; 2. Hampton, 3:56.27; 3. North Allegheny, 4:00.83; 4. Hempfield, 4:01.22; 5. Mt. Lebanon, 4:01.38; 6. West Allegheny, 4:02.19; 7. Penn Hills, 4:06.33; 8. Kiski Area, 4:07.96.
3,200 relay (9:35.48): 1. Latrobe (Francesca Fazzini, Allison LaDuke, Mary Fratto, Hanna Green), 9:23.63; 2. North Allegheny, 9:27.14; 3. Kiski Area, 9:33.84; 4. Pine-Richland, 9:35.12; 5. Peters Township, 9:41.26; 6. Uniontown, 9:46.58; 7. Mt. Lebanon, 9:51.89; 8. Laurel Highlands, 9:53.54
Shot put (37-6): 1. April Krivoniak, Latrobe, 41-11; 2. Rachel Fyalkowski, Hempfield, 40-9.5; 3. Deilenna DeVaughn, West Mifflin, 40-0; 4. Ava Bonetti, Butler, 39-9.5; 5. Brianna Vincenti, Central Valley, 39-4.5; 6. Jess Beal, Hempfield, 37-6; 7. Kathleen Davey, Canon-McMillan, 37-0.75; 8. Andrea Paterra, Elizabeth Forward, 36-8
Discus (118-0): 1. Rachel Boody, Shaler, 123-10; 2. Emily Thomas, Mars, 121-11; 3. Deilenna DeVaughn, West Mifflin, 121-4; 4. Amanda Stevenson, Bethel Park, 120-10; 5. Samantha Merz, Elizabeth Forward, 119-9; 6. Rachel Fyalkowski, Hempfield, 119-8; 7. Jenna Farruggia, Hempfield, 117-8; 8. Rachel Wattick, Canon-McMillan, 114-3
Javelin (122-0): 1. Morgan Defloria, Hempfield, 139-8; 2. Jessica Slagus, Belle Vernon, 130-2; 3. Sarah Stanley, South Park, 128-8; 4. April Krivoniak, Latrobe, 126-10; 5. Abbie Trzeciak, Seneca Valley, 124-7; 6. Aaryn Gray, Indiana, 122-8; 7. Crystal Brantner, North Hills, 122-7; 8. Rachel Keto, Norwin, 121-4
High jump (5-3): 1. India Mccoy, Ambridge, 5-7; 2. Kristina Coyne, Chartiers Valley, 5-5; T3. Danielle Carmen, South Park, 5-3; T3. Krista Pietropola, Plum, 5-3; T3. Nicole Bell, Uniontown, 5-3; 6. Julia Baxter, Butler, 5-3; 7. Kylie Farrell, Shaler, 5-3; 8. Sophia Esposito, Montour, 5-1
Long jump (17-3): 1. Shatori Walker-Kimbrough, Hopewell, 19-2.75*; 2. Gloria Schifino, Penn Hills, 18-6; 3. Bridget Guy, Hempfield, 18-5.5; 4. Maddie Holmberg, Hempfield, 18-5; 5. Lydia Dennis, Mars, 18-2.75; 6. Danielle Carmen, South Park, 17-8.75; 7. Caroline Opferman, West Mifflin, 17-8.25; 8. Kennedy Evans, Butler, 17-7.5
Triple jump (36-6): 1. Shatori Walker-Kimbrough-Walker, Hopewell, 37-11.75; 2. Lydia Dennis, Mars, 37-9.5; 3. Danielle Carmen, South Park, 36-9; 4. Lauren George, Hempfield, 36-4.75; 5. Aaliyah Winfrey, Laurel Highlands, 35-9.25; 6. Erin Wilt, Latrobe, 35-6.5; 7. Katelyn Stebbins, Seneca Valley, 34-9.5; 8. Tori Soeder, Shaler, 34-9.5
Pole vault (11-0): 1. Kelsey Plecenik, Norwin, 12-1; 2. Cassidy Shepherd, Greensburg Salem, 11-9; 3. Bridget Guy, Hempfield, 11-6; 4. Maddie Williams, Peters Township, 11-6; 5. Brooke Mancuso, North Allegheny, 11-6; 6. Casey Lehecka, North Allegheny, 11-6; T7. Lexi Masterson, Hempfield, 11-3; T7. Courtney McQuaide, Greensburg Salem, 11-3
= The top 4 finishers automatically qualify for the PIAA championship meet, May 24-25 at Shippensburg. Those in top 8 who meet state qualifying standards in parentheses also advance.

Class AA
Boys
100-meter (11.20): 1. Anthony Keriotis, Beaver, 11.23; 2. Darius Spinks, Washington, 11.31; 3. Dravon Henry, Aliquippa, 11.41; 4. Shai McKenzie, Washington, 11.43; 5. Jared Hogue, Freedom, 11.53; 6. Louis Berry, Shady Side Academy, 11.55; 7. Sage Curry, Beaver Falls, 11.58; 8. Hassahn Thompson, Aliquippa, 11.62
200 (22.88): 1. Vincent Moody, Clairton, 22.33; 2. Sage Curry, Beaver Falls, 22.87; 3. Anthony Keriotis, Beaver, 22.87; 4. Bobby Gould, Riverside, 23.11; 5. K.J. Marshall, East Allegheny, 23.28; 6. Micah Stanko, Jefferson-Morgan, 23.38; 7. Aymed Thornton, Carlynton, 23.42; 8. Tim Wagner, Riverview, 23.44
400 (50.70): 1. Alex Vaughn, Trinity Christian, 49.91; 2. DeQuay Isbell, Washington, 50.24; 3. Tim Wagner, Riverview, 50.91; 4. Aymed Thornton, Carlynton, 50.93; 5. Eli Williams, Union, 51.67; 6. Tony Tomasi, New Brighton, 51.76; 7. Aaron Tedys, Riverside, 51.83; 8. Jake Cochran, Shenango, 51.95
800 (1:57.32): 1. Lucas Grim, Mohawk, 1:58.90; 2. Roy Hadfield, Quaker Valley, 2:00.01; 3. Ethan Wilson, Laurel, 2:00.19; 4. Domenic Peretta, Beaver Falls, 2:00.57; 5. Andrew Koryak, Vincentian, 2:00.62; 6. Greg Graf, South Park, 2:01.77; 7. Jonathan Gusew, Avonworth/Northgate, 2:02.37; 8. Clint Glenn, Laurel, 2:03.54
1,600 (4:31.13): 1. Ryan Archer, Vincentian, 4:29.99; 2. Tyler Rigby, South Park, 4:30.06; 3. Colten Trimble, South Side Beaver, 4:30.29; 4. Jonathan Gusew, Avonworth/Northgate, 4:30.75; 5. Will Loevner, Winchester Thurston, 4:31.02; 6. Alex Archer, Vincentian, 4:38.24; 7. Bruce Marshall, Beaver, 4:40.60; 8. Robert Lincoln, Winchester Thurston, 4:43.80
3,200 (9:48.01): 1. Matt Haupt, OLSH, 9:41.45; 2. Wes Roberts, Freedom, 9:42.71; 3. Greg Wagner, Riverview, 9:45.52; 4. Ryan Mcguire, Trinity Christian, 9:45.58; 5. Ryan Archer, Vincentian, 9:54.20; 6. Sean Hilverding, Waynesburg, 9:58.29; 7. Alex Archer, Vincentian, 10:01.21; 8. Carter Smith, Eden, 10:12.82
110 hurdles (15.35): 1. Ricky Fayad, South Side Beaver, 15.08; 2. Keaton Docchio, Ellwood City, 15.27; 3. David Kincaid, Chartiers-Houston, 15.40; 4. Quorteze Levy, Washington, 15.44; 5. Chase Caldwell, Washington, 15.45; 6. Tyler Murphy, Riverview, 15.67; 7. Manny Jones, South Park, 15.90; 8. Tyler Carter, Trinity Christian, 16.30
300 hurdles (40.80): 1. Tyler Murphy, Riverview, 38.89; 2. Quorteze Levy, Washington, 39.10; 3. Alex Tolbert, Beaver, 40.64; 4. Kevin Court, Ellwood City, 41.19; 5. Ron Davis, Shenango, 41.20; 6. Marcel Cleckley, Riverside, 41.43; 7. Jarek Melvin, Freedom, 42.05; 8. Dalton Paxson, Rochester, 42.09
400 relay (44.31): 1. Washington, 43.29; 2. Aliquippa, 43.42; 3. Ellwood City, 44.21; 4. Monessen, 44.39; 5. Mohawk, 44.60; 6. Beaver, 44.63; 7. Shady Side Academy, 44.74; 8. Freeport, 44.83
1,600 relay (3:29.60): 1. Washington, 3:24.79*; 2. Riverside, 3:26.30; 3. Riverview, 3:30.43; 4. South Park, 3:30.60; 5. Shenango, 3:32.78; 6. Monessen, 3:33.03; 7. South Side Beaver, 3:33.58; 8. Deer Lakes, 3:34.33
3,200 relay (8:15.55): 1. Freedom, 8:13.15; 2. Washington, 8:16.99; 3. Riverside, 8:17.13; 4. OLSH, 8:18.64; 5. Avonworth/Northgate, 8:25.97; 6. Bentworth, 8:26.57; 7. Quaker Valley, 8:28.56; 8. Beaver, 8:29.83
Shot put (50-3): 1. Shai McKenzie, Washington, 53-1; 2. Ryan Smider, South Park, 51-7; 3. Bubba Heckman, Freedom, 50-3; 4. Robbie Wolak, South Park, 48-10.5; 5. Ryan Bednar, South Allegheny, 46-8.5; 6. Mike Kish, Brentwood, 46-1.5; 7. Austin Sheridan, Riverside, 44-11; 8. Matt Pherson, Shenango, 43-10
Discus (148-0): 1. Ryan Smider, South Park, 160-8; 2. Austin Sheridan, Riverside, 156-6; 3. Adam Shawger, Freedom, 147-4; 4. Zach Dysert, Fort Cherry, 141-9; 5. Rikwon Moore, Washington, 141-5; 6. Josh Mack, Burgettstown, 139-4; 7. Bubba Heckman, Freedom, 135-1; 8. Josh Wright, Seton-La Salle, 133-3
Javelin (176-0): 1. Shane Fisher, Riverside, 172-0; 2. Robert Dixon, Beaver Falls, 169-10; 3. Cole Hepler, Freeport, 167-0; 4. Nick Santoya, Jefferson-Morgan, 166-9; 5. Chris DiNuzzo, Beaver, 166-7; 6. Drake Bucci, Frazier, 162-10; 7. Matt Brown, Frazier, 160-8; 8. Vince Albertini, Shenango, 157-7
High jump (6-4): 1. Josh Wise, Washington, 6-6; 2. K.J. Marshall, East Allegheny, 6-4; 3. DiQuan Ambrose, New Brighton, 6-2; 4. John Wallace, Trinity Christian, 6-2; 5. Joey Johnson, Laurel, 6-0; 6. Alex Brooks, Laurel, 5-10; 7. Calap LaDuke, Riverside, 5-10; T8. Josh Finley, Laurel, 5-8; T8. Ricky Fayad, South Side Beaver, 5-8; T8. Brenton Harrison, Freedom, 5-8
Long jump (21-6): 1. Darius Spinks, Washington, 22-7.5; 2. Malik Shegog, Aliquippa, 22-4.25; 3. DiQuan Ambrose, New Brighton, 22-3.75; 4. Bobby Gould, Riverside, 21-10; 5. K.J. Marshall, East Allegheny, 21-7.25; 6. Brelan Skinner, Fort Cherry, 21-6; 7. Aaron Tedys, Riverside, 21-5.25; 8. Matt Robinson, Trinity Christian, 21-4.5
Triple jump (44-0): 1. Malik Shegog, Aliquippa, 44-9; 2. DiQuan Ambrose, New Brighton, 43-7.5; 3.Shaun Berry, Shady Side Academy, 43-3.75; 4. John Wallace, Trinity Christian, 41-5; 5. Jesse Romanchak, South Side Beaver, 41-2.25; 6. Hunter Cenname, Waynesburg, 41-1; 7. Shane Fisher, Riverside, 41-0.5; 8. James Steele, Laurel, 40-6.5
Pole vault (13-6): 1. Alec Stivers, Freeport, 13-3; 2. Shane Fisher, Riverside, 13-0; T3. Brandon Kmonk, South Park, 12-6; T3. Max Prizant, Shady Side Academy, 12-6; 5. Caleb Holes, Neshannock, 12-6; 6. Danny Milberger, Riverview, 12-0; 7. Zac Soilis, Riverview, 12-0; 8. Zach Shasteen, Mohawk, 12-0
Girls
100-meter (12.70): 1. Alyssa Wise, Washington, 12.18; 2. Ally Bartoszewicz, Vincentian, 12.36; 3. Essence Barron, New Brighton, 12.69; 4. Tiara Scott, Avonworth/Northgate, 12.73; 5. Kami Kaczanowicz, Burrell, 12.88; 6. Conor Richardson, Carlynton, 13.17; 7. Emily Ledbetter, Beaver, 13.20; 8. Aia Thorpe, 13.30
200 (26.25): 1. Allly Bartoszewicz, Vincentian, 24.93*; 2. Alyssa Wise, Washington, 25.15; 3. Ruthe Neeley, Beaver, 25.84; 4. Essence Barron, New Brighton, 26.22; 5. Kayla Key, Vincentian, 26.31; 6. Ameriah Walters, Valley, 26.59; 7. Emily Ledbetter, Beaver, 27.00; 8. Kami Kaczanowicz, Burrell, 27.10
400 (59.95): 1. Ruthe Neeley, Beaver, 57.55; 2. Jessica Kelosky, Riverside, 59.35; 3. Alyssa Wolf, OLSH, 59.67; 4. Kayla Key, Vincentian, 59.71; 5. Nicole Watkins, Shenango, 1:00.52; 6. Aliyah Moye, Washington, 1:00.98; 7. Summer Thorpe, Sewickley Academy, 1:01.05; 8. Conor Richardson, 1:01.14
800 (2:20.60): 1. Beth Schenk, Avonworth/Northgate, 2:21.58; 2. Kristyna Finikiotis, Vincentian, 2:24.99; 3. Hannah Bablak, Quaker Valley, 2:25.62; 4. Stephanie Hillard, South Side Beaver, 2:27.25; 5. Havilah Gaugler, Avonworth/Northgate, 2:28.25; 6. Adau Deng, Brentwood, 2:29.40; 7. Jessica Kelosky, Riverside, 2:30.24; 8. Erin Allison, Fort Cherry, 2:30.69
1,600 (5:18.30): 1. Dee Dee Adams, Freedom, 5:01.28*; 2. Beth Schenk, Avonworth/Northgate, 5:03.20; 3. Kristyna Finikiotis, Vincentian, 5:14.76; 4. Madeline Schmiedeknecht, Winchester-Thurston, 5:16.58; 5. Hannah Bablak, Quaker Valley, 5:18.14; 6. Natalie Hilton, South Fayette, 5:25.78; 7. Kayla Zboran, Freeport, 5:30.10; 8. Chelsea Fabvanic, New Brighton, 5:36.83
3,200 (11:35.00): 1. Madeline Schmiedeknecht, Winchester-Thurston, 11:14.98; 2. Lizzie Manickas, Neshannock, 11:22.39; 3. Caroline DeFrank, Bishop Canevin, 11:31.04; 4. Dee Dee Adams, Freedom, 11:32.49; 5. Natalie Hilton, South Fayette, 11:32.49; 6. Lily Hall, Avonworth/Northgate, 11:41.85; 7. Kayla Zboran, Freeport, 12:03.90; 8. Hayley Davis, Freeport, 12:06.79
100 hurdles (16.01): 1. Emily Lelis, Springdale, 14.84; 2. Amanda Balzer, Chartiers-Houston, 15.67; 3. Sierra Murray, Beaver Falls, 15.83; 4. Bryn Tomczak, Quaker Valley, 15.85; 5. Maria Fleck, Mohawk, 15.87; 6. Megan Byham, South Fayette, 16.71; 7. Nicole Shirilla, Mohawk, 16.93; 8. Lauren Timko, Frazier, 19.26
300 hurdles (47.64): 1. Emily Lelis, Springdale, 44.57*; 2. Ameriah Walter, Valley, 45.80; 3. Maria Fleck, Mohawk, 45.88; 4. Sierra Murray, Beaver Falls, 47.51; 5. Tori Valachovic, South Fayette, 47.93; 6. Amanda Balzer, Chartiers-Houston, 47.91; 7. Whitney Ptak, Brownsville, 48.28; 8. Dayna Rouse, Ellis School, 49.17.
400 relay (50.80): 1. Burrell, 49.22, 2. Vincentian, 50.66; 3. Beaver, 50.84; 4. Quaker Valley, 51.38; 5. New Brighton, 51.39; 6. Avonworth/Northgate, 51.48; 7. Freeport, 51.69; 8. Waynesburg, 51.97
1,600 relay (4:08.75): 1. Beaver (Emily Ledbetter, Sarah Johnson, Kailee Loose, Ruthe Neeley), 4:02.44; 2. Burrell, 4:06.13; 3. Ellis School, 4:10.25; 4. South Fayette, 4:12.24; 5. South Side Beaver, 4:14.84; 6. Shenango, 4:16.61; 7. Freeport, 4:17.86; 8. McGuffey, 4:18.85.
3,200 relay (9:50.40): 1. Avonworth/Northgate (Havilah Gaugler, Paige Baieri, Lily Hall, Beth Schenk), 9:54.93; 2. Southmoreland, 9:58.22; 3. South Fayette, 10:04.40; 4. Freeport, 10:07.88; 5. Bishop Canevin, 10:13.55; 6. Mohawk, 10:20.40; 7. Beaver, 10:21.45; 8. OLSH, 10:23.69
Shot put (36-6): 1. Kailyn Clancy, California, 43-0: 2. Amanda Herb, Shenango, 38-11; 3. Anna Frengel, Neshannock, 38-6; 4. Maya Dean, Ellis School, 38-4; 5. Addy Knezter, Chartiers-Houston, 37-3; 6. Cheyenne Winkle, South Side Beaver, 33-11; 7. Demi McFrazier, Rochester, 32-11; 8. Jillian Welch, Keystone Oaks, 32-10.5
Discus (113-0): 1. Kailyn Clancy, California, 112-5; 2. Jenna Lucas, Fort Cherry, 109-9; 3. Sarah Herb, Shenango, 106-0; 4. Katie Palmer, Keystone Oaks, 105-9; 5. Sarah Davis, Neshannock, 103-3; 6. Anna Frengel, Neshannock, 101-6; 7. Lauren Grimm, McGuffey, 100-9; 8. Amanda Herb, Shenango, 94-5
Javelin (121-0): 1. Jenna Lucas, Fort Cherry, 140-8; 2. Cheyenne Winkle, South Side Beaver, 3. Richelle Tharp, Waynesburg, 127-0; 4. Samantha Gibson, Trinity Christian, 126-0; 5. Blair Willyard, Ford City, 117-3; 6. Patience Frazier, Washington, 113-6; 7. Rachel Czulewicz, McGuffey, 113-0; 8. Ariana Coleman, Apollo-Ridge, 112-10
High jump (5-2): 1. Samantha Gibson, Trinity Christian, 5-4; 2. Emily Lessman, Southmoreland, 5-2; 3. Hayley Wyeth, Shady Side Academy, 5-2; 4. Hanna Perriello, Burrell, 5-0; 5. Maris Seto, Brownsville, 5-0; 6. Nicole Egan, South Fayette, 5-0; 7. Sarah Opts, Southmoreland, 4-10; 8. T8. Lia Keriotis, Beaver, 4-10; T8. Allyssa Allwine, Shenango, 4-10
Long jump (16-11): 1. Essence Barron, New Brighton, 18-2.5; 2. Danika Durand, Freeport, 16-11; 3. Maris Seto, Brownsville, 16-5.5; 4. Akeylah Lloyd, Western Beaver, 16-3.5; 5. Raja Rutherford, Seton-La Salle, 16-3; 6. Kailee Loose, Beaver, 16-1; 7. Allyssa Allwine, Shenango, 15-11.75; 8. Sammy Graham, Riverside, 15-10.5
Triple jump (35-6): 1. Elaina Smith, New Brighton, 35-3; 2. Lyndsey Gallagher, Riverside, 33-11.75; 3. Allegra Menniti, Quaker Valley, 33-11; 4. Maris Seto, Brownsville, 33-8; 5. Emily Bigler, Keystone Oaks, 33-7; 6. Carly Evanish, 33-4.75; 7. Koryn Jozwiakowski, Fort Cherry, 33-2; 8. Kasey Buchholz, Keystone Oaks, 32-11.75
Pole vault (10-6): 1. Reannah Martin, Apollo-Ridge, 10-0; 2. Page Nye, Riverside, 9-3; T3. Corie Palmer, Shenango, 9-3; T3. Karissa Lambert, Beaver, 9-3; 5. Niki Vargo, Freedom, 9-3; T6. Kim Masone, Mohawk, 8-9; T6. Beca Jones, Laurel, 8-9; 8. Kayeli Applegarth, Beaver, 8-9
= The top 5 finishers automatically qualify for the PIAA championship meet, May 24-25 at Shippensburg. Those in top 8 who meet state qualifying standards in parentheses also advance.
* Meet record

The WPIAL Baseball Coaches Association has announced its rosters for the 10th annual all-star games, scheduled for June 9 at Burkett Field in Robinson.
The Class A and AA all-stars will be play at 1 p.m., followed by the AAA and AAAA teams at 4 p.m.
Eighty players from 57 different schools will participate in the doubleheader.
Four players, Franklin Regional’s Dan McGrath and Nick Vento, Neshannock’s Alex Welker and Quigley’s Zach Chinchilla, declined invitations due to prior commitments.
Players will be honored at an awards banquet at 7 p.m. June 10 at the Airport Marriott.

Contact Tony Villiotti at 412-429-0546 regarding banquet reservations.

The All-Star selections are as follows:

Class AAAA
Cameron Balego, Central Catholic; Anthony Colondrea, Woodland Hills; Logan Corrigan, Bethel Park; P.J. DeMeo, Central Catholic; Sebastian DeNardo, Central Catholic; Jimmy Divosevic, North Allegheny; Jonathan Dorogy, Seneca Valley; Tyler Dubovich, Albert Gallatin; Kevin Forrester, Canon-McMillan; Dakota Forsyth, Bethel Park; Frank Fortunato, Canon-McMillan; Brad Gresock, Seneca Valley; Chris Hawkins, Brashear; Mark Hollis, North Hills; Zac Manuppelli, Plum; Zach Martinelli, Hempfield; James Meeker, North Allegheny; Nathan Mori, Hempfield; Shea Sullivan, Pine-Richland; Chris Watschak, Peters Township.

Class AAA
Mark Adams, Elizabeth Forward; Dave Bednar, Mars; Brad Bisko, Yough; Colton Booher, Thomas Jefferson; Jake Bywalski, South Park; Jamie Deane, Ambridge; Ben Erdahl, Mars; Adam Ferita, Belle Vernon; Dom Francia, Belle Vernon; Jake Horew, Chartiers Valley; Dan Hoss, Montour; Tim Hughes, Hopewell; Logan Johnston, Hopewell; Joey Paul, Mt. Pleasant; Nick Riotti, Trinity; Jared Skolnicki, Keystone Oaks; Luke Spisak, Yough; Joey Vita, Hampton; Chase Voltz, Knoch; Nick Yobbi, South Park.

Class AA
Jordan Allen, Washington; Sam Beckey, Freedom; Kevin Begley, Deer Lakes; Sean Bialecki, Greensburg C.C.; Garrett Brooks, Greensburg C.C.; Tyler Falk, Riverside; Adam Fredley, Deer Lakes; Ben Herstine, Beaver; Dylan Jones, Riverside; Dustin Koedel, Freeport; Paul McCullough, Shady Side Academy; Josh Miller, Beth-Center; Robbie Miller, Freeport; Jake Pilewicz, Quaker Valley; Dylan Pounds, Chartiers-Houston; Justin Retzer, Ford City; Brandon Ritchie, Laurel; Austin Ross, Beaver; Tyler Spohn, Brownsville; Kyle Witzberger, Fort Cherry.

Class A
John Arcuri, St. Joseph; Jordan Dicks, Jefferson-Morgan; Nico DiPaolo, Bishop Canevin; Robert DiMaggio, Western Beaver; Jimmy Dlugos, Bishop Canevin; Preston Falascino, OLSH; Jaime Fell, Frazier; Brian Fisher, California; Evan Haines, Sewickley Academy; Chad Hazaga, Serra Catholic; Blake Herron, Frazier; Wayne Hydak, Serra Catholic; Dylan Kugler, Serra Catholic; Jason Lanoy, OLSH; Anthony Malky, Riverview; Tim Mulvey, OLSH; Josh Mundell, Carmichaels; Ryan Peluso, North Catholic; Ben Richko, Rochester; Tommy Shoaf, Carmichaels.

The WPIAL baseball and softball committees released the postseason tournament brackets Thursday afternoon.
The top seeds for the WPIAL baseball tournament are Seneca Valley (Class AAAA), South Park (AAA), Quaker Valley (AA) and Serra Catholic (A).
Canon-McMillan (AAAA), Greensburg Salem (AAA), Deer Lakes (AA) and Neshannock (A) are the top seeds in the WPIAL softball tournament.
The baseball tournament games will get started Monday with first-round games, with the exception of one Class AAA preliminary round game Saturday.
Softball tournament first-round games will be played Tuesday and Thursday.

Below are the first-round pairings:

Baseball

Class AAAA
First round
Monday’s schedule
Bethel Park (16-4) vs. Franklin Regional (16-3) at West Mifflin, 4:30 p.m.; Pine-Richland (15-4) vs. Mt. Lebanon (8-9) at Shaler, 2 p.m.; Central Catholic (16-4) vs. Penn-Trafford (13-6) at CCAC-Boyce, 4:30 p.m.; North Allegheny (16-4) vs. Norwin (9-7) at Shaler, 4:30 p.m.; Shaler (11-9) vs. Plum (14-6) at Fox Chapel, 4:30 p.m.; Hempfield (17-3) vs. Fox Chapel (12-7) at Gateway, 7 p.m.; Canon-McMillan (11-7) vs. Moon (14-5) at Burkett Field, Robinson, 7 p.m.
Bye: Seneca Valley (16-3)
Class AAA
Preliminary round
Saturday’s schedule
Yough (9-10) vs. Knoch (9-9) at Shaler, noon
First round
Monday’s schedule
South Park (20-0) vs. Yough/Knoch winner at Gateway, 2 p.m.; Indiana (14-4) vs. Thomas Jefferson (12-8) at Gateway, 4:30 p.m.; Chartiers Valley (16-4) vs. Belle Vernon (11-9) at Upper St. Clair, 4:30 p.m.; Keystone Oaks (14-4) vs. Elizabeth Forward (13-6) at West Mifflin, 2 p.m.; Hopewell (17-3) vs. Derry (8-8) at North Allegheny, 4 p.m.; Blackhawk (9-6) vs. Mars (12-7) at North Allegheny, 7 p.m.; Hampton (17-2) vs. Trinity (9-8) at Burkett Field, Robinson, 4:30 p.m.; West Allegheny (15-5) vs. South Fayette (10-8) at Burkett Field, Robinson, 2 p.m.
Class AA
First round
Monday’s schedule
Quaker Valley (18-0) vs. Burrell (8-8) at Hampton, 4:30 p.m.; Brownsville (13-4) vs. Freeport (11-3) at Mt. Pleasant, 2 p.m.; Deer Lakes (15-3) vs. Seton-La Salle (8-8) at Highlands, 7 p.m.; New Brighton (13-4) vs. Greensburg C.C. (11-5) at Hampton, 2 p.m.; Beaver (13-3) vs. Bentworth (10-5) at Chartiers Valley, 4:30 p.m.; Washington (11-5) vs. Laurel (9-7) at Chippewa Park, Blackhawk, 4:30 p.m.; Riverside (15-3) vs. Shady Side Academy (12-6) at Highlands, 4:30 p.m.; Steel Valley (12-5) vs. Chartiers-Houston (11-7) at Upper St. Clair, 2 p.m.
Class A
First round
Monday’s schedule
Serra Catholic (16-1) vs. Springdale (6-7) at CCAC-Boyce, 2 p.m.; Vincentian (12-5) vs. Bishop Canevin (7-4) at Highlands, 2 p.m.; Carmichaels (12-3) vs. Frazier (7-11) at Mt. Pleasant, 4:30 p.m.; Western Beaver (14-2) vs. Jefferson-Morgan (11-4) at Chartiers Valley, 2 p.m.; OLSH (16-2) vs. Monessen (6-11) at Burgettstown, 2 p.m.; North Catholic (10-4) vs. Union (12-5) at Chippewa Park, Blackhawk; Riverview (14-2) vs. Rochester (6-8) at Fox Chapel, 2 p.m.; California (15-4) vs. Sewickley Academy (10-5) at Burgettstown, 4:30 p.m.

Softball

Class AAAA
First round
Tuesday’s schedule
Plum (14-6) vs. Penn-Trafford (12-5) at Gateway, 5 p.m.; Hempfield (15-5) vs. Gateway (7-9) at Woodland Hills, 5 p.m.; Shaler (12-5) vs. Woodland Hills (8-5) at North Allegheny, 5 p.m.; Peters Township (16-4) vs. Pine-Richland (9-6) at Baldwin, 5 p.m.; McKeesport (16-4) vs. Baldwin (11-8) at Fairhaven Park, 5 p.m.
Byes: Canon-McMillan (18-1), Latrobe (15-4), North Allegheny (15-4)
Class AAA
First round
Thursday’s schedule
Greensburg Salem (17-2) vs. Highlands (8-6) at Plum, 5 p.m.; Blackhawk (10-5) vs. Hampton (7-10) at North Allegheny, 5 p.m.; Elizabeth Forward (16-4) vs. New Castle (8-6) at Fairhaven Park, 5 p.m.; Mars (9-9) vs. West Allegheny (10-6) at Shaler, 3 p.m.; Trinity (11-4) vs. Brownsville (9-10) at California (Pa.) University, 5 p.m.; West Mifflin (15-4) vs. Mt. Pleasant (11-9) at Hempfield, 5 p.m.; Ambridge (13-3) vs. Laurel Highlands (7-9) at Fairhaven Park, 3 p.m.; Montour (12-6) vs. South Park (13-5) at West Mifflin, 5 p.m.
Class AA
First round
Tuesday’s schedule
Keystone Oaks (10-5) vs. McGuffey (14-5) at Baldwin, 3 p.m.; Seton-La Salle (12-1) vs. Beaver (9-7) at West Allegheny, 3 p.m.; Greensburg C.C. (10-4) vs. Freeport (11-6) at Woodland Hills, 3 p.m.; Chartiers-Houston (16-0) vs. OLSH (8-6) at West Allegheny, 5 p.m.; Mohawk (13-3) vs. Brentwood (9-4) at North Allegheny, 3 p.m.; Riverside (15-0) vs. Bentworth (9-8) at Fairhaven Park, 3 p.m.; Burrell (14-4) vs. Steel Valley (11-5) at Gateway, 3 p.m.
Byes: Deer Lakes (16-0)
Class A
First round
Thursday’s schedule
Bishop Canevin (9-6) vs. Serra Catholic (10-6) at West Mifflin, 3 p.m.; Frazier (16-2) vs. Vincentian (8-5) at Hempfield, 3 p.m.; Sto-Rox (13-4) vs. Shenango (14-6) at Shaler, 5 p.m.; Leechburg (11-5) vs. South Side Beaver (13-4) at North Allegheny, 3 p.m.; Carmichaels (18-2) vs. Riverview (11-7) at California (Pa.) University, 3 p.m.; Jeannette (14-3) vs. Sewickley Academy (9-7) at Plum, 3 p.m.
Byes: Neshannock (15-2), Burgettstown (15-4)

Baseball and softball brackets for the upcoming WPIAL playoffs will be announced Thursday. The following teams have qualified for the WPIAL playoffs, which will get started as early as Monday:
Baseball
Class AAAA
Section 1
Seneca Valley, North Allegheny, Fox Chapel
Section 2
Hempfield, Penn-Trafford, Norwin
Section 3
Central Catholic, Franklin Regional, Plum
Section 4
Pine-Richland, Shaler, Moon
Section 5
Canon-McMillan, Bethel Park, Mt. Lebanon
Class AAA
Section 1
Hopewell, West Allegheny, Blackhawk
Section 2
Indiana, Yough, Derry
Section 3
Chartiers Valley, Keystone Oaks, Trinity, South Fayette
Section 4
South Park, Thomas Jefferson, Elizabeth Forward, Belle Vernon
Section 5
Hampton, Mars, Knoch
Class AA
Section 1
Quaker Valley, New Brighton, Seton-La Salle
Section 2
Brownsville, Washington, Bentworth, Chartiers-Houston
Section 3
Deer Lakes, Freeport, Burrell
Section 4
Steel Valley, Greensburg C.C., Shady Side Academy
Section 5
Riverside, Beaver, Laurel
Class A
Section 1
Carmichaels, California, Jefferson-Morgan
Section 2
Serra Catholic, Bishop Canevin, Monessen, Frazier
Section 3
Western Beaver, Union, Rochester
Section 4
Riverview, North Catholic, Springdale
Section 5
OLSH, Vincentian Academy, Sewickley Academy

Softball
Class AAAA
Section 1
Latrobe, Hempfield, Penn-Trafford
Section 2
McKeesport, Plum, Woodland Hills, Gateway
Section 3
North Allegheny, Shaler, Pine-Richland
Section 4
Canon-McMillan, Peters Township, Baldwin
Class AAA
Section 1
Ambridge, Blackhawk, New Castle
Section 2
Trinity, Montour, West Allegheny
Section 3
Elizabeth Forward, West Miffiln, South Park
Section 4
Greensburg Salem, Mt. Pleasant, Brownsville, Laurel Highlands
Section 5
Mars, Hampton, Highlands
Class AA
Section 1
Seton-La Salle, Keystone Oaks, OLSH
Section 2
Chartiers-Houston, McGuffey, Bentworth
Section 3
Deer Lakes, Burrell, Freeport
Section 4
Greensburg C.C., Steel Valley, Brentwood
Section 5
Riverside, Mohawk, Beaver
Class A
Section 1
Burgettstown, Sto-Rox, Bishop Canevin, Sewickley Academy
Section 2
Carmichaels, Frazier, Serra Catholic
Section 3
Jeannette, Leechburg, Riverview, Vincentian
Section 4
Neshannock, Shenango, South Side Beaver

Video: Easton Bazzoli backboard destruction

By George Guido
The scoreboard operator at Geneva College’s Metheny Fieldhouse was kept busy during the Roundball Classic’s Class A/AA boys all-star game as the Class A team rolled to a 141-94 victory.
It was one of four all-star games, two girls and two boys contests, at Geneva.
John Arcuri of St. Joseph and Matt Dogan of West Middlesex led six players in double figures by scoring 18 apiece for Class A.
Arcuri, who also won the 3-point shooting contest at halftime over Tim Jaczesko of Deer Lakes, is headed for Westminster College while Dogan will be attending Gannon.
Bishop Canevin’s Jake Seligman, who is undecided about a college, led Class AA with 15 points.
Doug Biega, who coached Beaver Falls to both the WPIAL and PIAA championships this past season, joked after the game that his teams usually needed three games to give up 141 points.

Class AAAA vs. AAA boys
The game ended with a minute left when Seneca Valley’s Easton Buzzoli shattered the banking board when he attempted a dunk off a feed from Pine-Richland’s Tim Williams.
David Usro of Central Catholic was the MVP with 19 points. Aaron Barlow of Beaver led the Class AAA team with 19.

Class AAAA vs. AAA girls
Trib Total Media and two-time PA Sportswriters Player of the Year Shatori Walker-Kimbrough of Hopewell scored 14 points to lead the Class AAA all-stars to a 57-51 victory. Franklin Regional’s Maggie Kimmich, a St. Vincent College recruit, had 10 for the Class AAAA team.

East vs. West girls
East MVP and Duquesne recruit Erin Waskowiak scored 17 points to lead the East All-stars to the victory. Jeannette’s Ciara Gregory, who will play her college ball at Charlotte, was the West MVP with 14 points.

Box scores:
Girls
East 86, West 76
EAST (86): Nichole Kearns (Deer Lakes) 0 1 0-0 3, Mason DePetro (Cornell) 1 1 0-0 5, Becca Babincak (Deer Lakes) 1 1 0-0 5, Ariana Kelly (Riverside) 0 0 1-2 1, Jaylee Patterson (South Allegheny) 2 1 0-0 7, Shelby Brown (Mohawk) 2 0 2-2 6, Celina DiPietro (Bishop Canevin) 2 1 0-0 7, Alex Deep (Riverside) 2 2 2-4 12, Lauren Wolosik (North Catholic) 3 0 0-0 6, Carly Forse (Bishop Canevin) 3 0 1-2 7, Erin Waskowiak (Bishop Canevin) 6 1 2-2 17, CeCe Dixon (Steel Valley) 3 1 1-2 10. Totals: 25 9 9-14 86.

WEST (76): Abbey Bartoszewicz (Vincentian) 2 0 0-0 4, Brittney Badgett (Lincoln Park) 1 0 2-2 4, Sydnee Abernathy (Allderdice) 1 0 2-2 4, Ciara Gregory (Jeannette) 1 4 0-0 14, Courtnee McMasters (California ) 1 0 0-0 2, Latosha Fortson (Perry) 4 0 0-0 8, Mariah Ward (Monessen) 6 0 0-0 12, Olivia English (Avella) 0 0 2-2 2, Aila Bradford (Eden Christian) 1 0 1-1 3, Angela Heintz (Seton-La Salle) 4 1 1-1 12, Natalie Piagessi (Seton-La Salle) 1 0 0-0 2, Devon Larkin (Greensburg C-C) 4 0 1-2 9.
Totals: 26 5 9-10 76.

Girls
Class AAA 57, Class AAAA 51
Class AAA (57): Jayne Oberdorf (Greensburg Salem)0 0 1-2 1, Sierra Perlick (Quaker Valley) 0 0 1-2 1, Katie Fischer (Ambridge) 0 2 0-0 6, Madi Rowan 2 1 0-0 7, Shelby Lindsay (South Park) 0 0 2-2 2, Kelsey Scott (New Castle) 0 0 1-2 1, Shatori Walker-Kimbrough (Hopewell) 4 1 3-3 14, Alexis Graham (Blackhawk)2 2 0-0 10, Jessica Slagus (Belle Vernon) 0 1 0-0 3, Dana Buck (Elizabeth-Forward) 1 0 0-0 2, Sara Pilarski 3 1 1-3 10.
Totals: 12 8 9-14 57.

Class AAAA (51): Gloria Schifino (Penn Hills) 1 0 2-2 4, Maddie Nellis (North Allegheny) 1 0 0-0 2, Maggie Kimmich (Franklin Regional) 2 2 0-0 10, Alex Ventrone (Mt. Lebanon) 2 1 1-2 8, Jordan Serio (Upper St. Clair) 0 1 0-0 3, Kassidy O’ Keefe (Chartiers Valley) 0 0 1-2 1, Maddie Antone (Kiski Area) 1 0 2-2 4, Nicole Johnson (Oakland Catholic) 3 0 1-3 7, Alex Ricketts (Kennedy Catholic) 0 1 2-2 5, Jordan Holmes 3 0 1-2 7.
Totals: 13 5 10-15 51.

Boys
Class A 141, Class AA 94
Class A (141): Nate Lieb (Quigley) 5 0 0-0 10, John Arcuri (St. Joseph) 6 2 0-0 18, Jay Fyda (Quigley) 1 0 0-0 2, Markel Peace (Union) 5 2 1-1 17, Tony DiNardo (Vincentian) 3 0 2-3 8, Roland Shannonhouse (Clarion) 1 0 2-2 4, Khalil Hopson (Sharon) 4 0 1-1 9, John Wallace (Trinity Christian) 3 1 0-0 9, Major Canady (The Kiski School) 7 0 0-2 14, Danny Savulchak (North Catholic) 7 0 2-2 16, Matt Dogan (West Middlesex) 6 1 3-3 18, Jaylyn Cottrill (Lincoln Park) 3 0 1-2 7, Noah Davis (Bellwood-Antis) 3 1 0-0 9.
Totals: 54 7 12-16 141
Class AA (94): Micoy Mason (Beaver Falls) 3 0 0-3 6, Nick Schwab (Freedom) 0 2 0-0 6, Zach Herman (Greensburg C-C) 3 0 0-0 6, Cody Levine (Bentworth) 1 1 0-2 5, Tanner Huffman (California) 2 1 0-0 7, Brian Fisher (California) 2 1 5-6 12, Josh Wise (Washington) 2 0 4-5 8, Duke Brown (Jeannette) 2 1 0-0 7, Burke Moser (Quaker Valley) 2 0 1-2 5, Jake Seligman (Bishop Canevin) 6 0 3-6 15, Tyler Falk (Riverside) 2 0 1-4 5, Gig Jewell (Riverside) 1 0-0 2 5, Jason Pilarski (Brentwood) 5 0 2-3 12.
Totals: 30 6 16-31 94.

Boys
Class AAAA 132, Class AAA 113
Class AAAA 132 : D,J. Boyce (Gateway) 2 0 0-0 4, Justin David (Mt. Lebanon) 1 1 0-0 5. Jordan Grawbowski (Upper St. Clair) 0 1 1-2 4, Brandon Domenick (New Castle) 0 4 0-0 12, Sean Hennigan (North Allegheny) 5 2 0-0 16, Nick Korzi (Moon) 0 1 0-0 3, David Urso (Central Catholic) 5 3 0-1 19, Antonio Rudolph (New Castle) 3 1 0-0 9, Shawn Anderson (New Castle) 3 0 0-0 6, Tyler Roth (Mt. Lebanon) 3 2 0-0 12, Easton Buzzoli (Seneca Valley) 6 2 0-0 18, Matt Stewart (Norwin) 3 0 0-0 6, Corey Stanford (Penn-Trafford) 1 1 1-2 6, Tim Williams (Pine-Richland) 2 0 0-0 4, Wyatt Hagerty (Bethel Park) 4 0 0-0 8.
Totals: 38 18 2-5 132

Class AAA 113 Michael Boulos (Chartiers Valley) 3 0 0-2 6, Christian Kezmarsky (Uniontown) 0 1 0-0 3, Joe Carroll (Thomas Jefferson) 6 2 0-0 18, Evan Bonnaure (South Fayette) 2 2 0-0 10, Corey Sevacko (Keystone Oaks) 1 2 0-1 8, Malik Walker (Ambridge) 3 0 3-4 9,Shane Gutherie (Laurel Highlands) 3 0 0-0 6, Spencer Casson (Chartiers Valley) 3 0 0-0 6, Aaron Barlow (Beaver) 8 1 0-0 19,Josh Goetz (Mars) 3 0 0-2 6., Devin Wilson (Montour) 4 0 0-0 8, Corey Nesmith (Beaver) 7 0 0-0 14.
Totals: 43 8 3-7 113.

Some of the PIHL’s top players will represent Team Pittsburgh next week in the America’s Showcase high school hockey tournament at Robert Morris’ Island Sports Complex on Neville Island.
In pool play, Team Pittsburgh is scheduled to play New York on Wednesday at 5 p.m., New England on Thursday at 3 p.m. and Midwest on Friday at 3 p.m. The championship game will be played April 14.
The Team Pittsburgh roster includes:
Goalies: senior Michael Ambrose (Upper St. Clair), junior Brian Baker (Peters Township);
Forwards: senior Stefan Horgas (State College), senior Macky Power (Hollidaysburg), junior Tyler Larwood (The Kiski School), senior Cody Black (North Allegheny), junior Chris Siak (Bethel Park), senior Josh Singley (Latrobe), senior Tyler Speis (Serra Catholic), junior Cullen McMahon (Chartiers Valley), junior Evan Opeka (Peters Township), junior Cole Hepler (Freeport), senior Trevor Recktenwald (Peters Township), senior Tanner Gilliland (Butler);
Defensemen: junior Kyle Cunningham (Pine-Richland), senior Trevor Handlovitch (Moon), senior Michael Klena (Shaler), senior Harry Kramer (North Allegheny), junior Brendon Zack (Freeport), junior Noah Moody (Indiana).
The team will be coached by Lou Biancaniello and assistants Brian Boehm and Mike Guentner.
Four local girls players also will compete in the showcase, representing Team Mid-American: junior goalie Samantha Smith (Shady Side Academy), junior defenseman Eleni Rapp (North Hills), junior forward Olivia Stokes (Shady Side Academy) and senior defenseman Melissa Bodine (home schooled, Sewickley).

Twenty-six senior players from the WPIAL have been selected to play in the Pennsylvania Scholastic Football Coaches Association East-West all-star game, to be contested May 5 at Downington High School.
WPIAL representatives include quarterbacks Thomas Woodson (Gateway) and Jordan Brown (Seneca Valley); running backs Dante Marsick (Rochester) and Cole Chiappialle (Blackhawk); wide receivers Gregg Garritty (North Allegheny), Terrish Webb (Clairton) and Zach Schademan (Thomas Jefferson); tight ends Kevin Edwards (North Allegheny) and Jaymar Parrish (Gateway); offensive linemen Jordan Miller (Beaver Falls), Austin Bitzer (Mars), Jackson Mettus (Mars) and Nick Pettigrew (Beaver Falls); defensive linemen Ryan Bednar (South Allegheny) and Nick Dahlstrom (Seneca Valley); defensive end Jeremy Gonzales (North Allegheny); linebackers Leo Loughery (Central Catholic), Garrett Vulcano (Chartiers-Houston), Mileak Ford (Gateway), Connor Biggs (Mars) and Ryan McCauley (Seneca Valley); and defensive backs Tom Greene (Woodland Hills), Brendan Coniker (North Allegheny), Derrick Fulmore (West Mifflin), Brendan Edwards (Imani Christian) and Zach Guiser (Greensburg Central Catholic).
The rest of the West team includes wide receiver Trey Jordan (Clearfield); offensive linemen Aaron Reese (Chambersburg), Matt Barton (Hollidaysburg) and Cary Hess (Shippensburg); kicker John Chereson (Cathedral Prep); defensive ends Eric Swanson (Cathedral Prep) and Jeremy Salmon (Cumberland Valley); and defensive back Andrew Dadeboe (Central York).

Six WPIAL players found themselves on the first team of their respective classifications when the Pennsylvania Sportswriters boys basketball all-state teams were announced Wednesday.
New Castle senior guard Shawn Anderson (Navy) and Shaler guard Geno Thorpe (Penn State) were picked in Class AAAA.
Montour senior guard Devin Wilson was a first-team selection in Class AAA.
The Beaver Falls guard tandem of senior Drew Cook and junior Elijah Cottrill were Class AA picks, and Lincoln Park junior forward Elijah Minnie was recognized in Class A.
Beaver Falls coach Doug Biega, whose team won WPIAL and PIAA titles and finished 28-3, was named Class AA coach of the year.
Below are the 2012-13 Pennsylvania Sportswriters All-State boys basketball teams, including each player’s school, height, class and scoring average.
CLASS AAAA
FIRST TEAM
Shawn Anderson, New Castle, 6-3, sr., 20.2 ppg
Rondae Jefferson, Chester, 6-7, sr., 15.5 ppg
B.J. Johnson, Lower Merion, 6-7, sr., 16.5 ppg
Jahad Thomas, Williamsport, 6-2, sr., 18.0 ppg
Geno Thorpe, Shaler, 6-3, sr., 26.3 ppg
Stephen Vasturia, St. Joseph’s Prep, 6-5, sr., 20.5 ppg
SECOND TEAM
Yohanny Dalembert, Lower Merion, 6-7, sr., 10.8 ppg
Shep Garner, Roman Catholic, 6-2, jr., 15.7 ppg
Miles Overton, St. Joseph’s Prep, 6-4, sr., 15.7 ppg
Cole Renninger, Central Mountain, sr., 27.2 ppg
Darius Robinson, Chester, 6-1, sr., 11.8 ppg
Isaiah Washington, Williamsport, 6-4, jr., 15.9 ppg
Sheldon Zablotny, Cathedral Prep, 6-0, sr., 19.1 ppg
THIRD TEAM
Sal Biasi, Hazleton, 5-11, jr., 26.8 ppg
Richard Granberry, Chester, 6-7, sr., 12.3 ppg
Ryan Luther, Hampton, 6-7, jr., 21.1 ppg
Tavon Parker, York, 6-3, sr., 20.4 ppg
Devonne Pinkard, J.P. McCaskey, 6-6, sr., 18.1 ppg
Jahaad Proctor, Harrisburg, 6-2, so, 13.5 ppg
Amar Stukes, La Salle College, 6-1, sr., 19.6 ppg
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Rondae Jefferson, Chester
COACH OF THE YEAR: Gregg Downer, Lower Merion
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CLASS AAA
FIRST TEAM
Muhammad Ali Abdur-Rahkman, Allentown Central Catholic, 6-4, jr., 21.2 ppg
Brandon Austin, Imhotep Charter, 6-7, sr.,, 17.0 ppg
John Davis, Neumann-Goretti, 6-5, sr., 13.4 ppg
Ja’Quan Newton, Neumann-Goretti, 6-3, jr., 18.4 ppg
J.C. Show, Abington Heights, 6-2, jr., 19.0 ppg
Devin Wilson, Montour, 6-4, sr., 16.9 ppg
SECOND TEAM
Jason Dietrich, Donegal, 6-3, sr., 15.3 ppg
Martin Dietrich, Donegal, 6-3, sr., 15.4 ppg
Nana Foulland, Berks Catholic, 6-9, jr., 14.0 ppg
Derrick Jones, Archbishop Carroll, 6-6, so, 14.1 ppg
Jaymon Mason, General McLane, 6-3, sr., 26.8 ppg
Khalid Nwandu, Northeastern, 6-2, sr., 20.6 ppg
Yosef Yacob, Archbishop Carroll, 6-0, sr., 13.0 ppg
THIRD TEAM
Spencer Casson, Chartiers Valley, 6-6, sr., 11.4 ppg
Matt Husek, Bethlehem Catholic, 6-11, sr., 16.0 ppg
Matt Knowles, Scranton Prep, 6-1, sr., 14.6 ppg
Phillip Madison, Greater Johnstown, 5-9, sr., 20.3 ppg
Basil Thompson, Imhotep Charter, 6-6, jr., 9.7 ppg
Ernie Tyler, Shikellamy, 6-3, sr., 13.2 ppg
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Brandon Austin, Imhotep Charter
COACH OF THE YEAR: Ryan Butt, Donegal
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CLASS AA
FIRST TEAM
Drew Cook, Beaver Falls, 6-2, sr., 15.9 ppg
Elijah Cottrill, Beaver Falls, 6-3, jr., 16.4 ppg
Matthew Dogan, West Middlesex, 6-6, sr., 25.7 ppg
Josh Kosin, Holy Cross, 6-7, sr., 19.6 ppg
A.J. Leahey, Penn Cambria, 6-7, sr., 20.8 ppg
Roger Wilson, Loyalsock, 6-5, sr., 15.0 ppg
SECOND TEAM
Dominick Antonelli, Trinity, 6-2, jr., 13.2 ppg
Noah Davis, Bellwood-Antis, 6-6, sr., 22.1 ppg
David Johnson, Communications Tech, 5-11, sr., 17.8 ppg
Julian Moore, Germantown Academy, 6-9, sr., 14.5 ppg
Rasheed Moore, Meyers, 6-6, sr., 16.5 ppg
Brett Smith, Delone Catholic, 5-10, sr., 13.9 ppg
Nemo Trexler, Bishop McCort, 6-4, jr., 18.8 ppg
THIRD TEAM
Travis Conrad, Lewisburg, 5-10, sr., 15.0 ppg
Kyle Datres, Loyalsock, 5-10, soph., 9.9 ppg
Jahyde Gardiner, Freire Charter, 6-5, jr., 18.2 ppg
Jordan Jackson, Wellsboro, 5-11, sr., 14.0 ppg
Nick Lorenz, East Juniata, 6-1, jr., 21.0 ppg
Ronnie Tomasetti, Mid Valley, 6-4, sr., 13.3 ppg
Josh Wise, Washington, 6-2, sr., 21.9 ppg
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Josh Kosin, Holy Cross
COACH OF THE YEAR: Doug Biega, Beaver Falls
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CLASS A
FIRST TEAM
Sammy Foreman, Vaux, 6-0, so, 12.2 ppg
Ryan Fyock, Shade, 6-1, sr., 25.2 ppg
Rysheed Jordan, Vaux, 6-4, sr., 24.8 ppg
Elijah Minnie, Lincoln Park, 6-9, jr., 20.1 ppg
Cole Peterson, Johnsonburg, 5-10, jr., 15.6 ppg
Jeremiah Worthem, Math, Civics & Sciences, 6-7, sr., 15.7 ppg
SECOND TEAM
Aondofa Anyam, Church Farm, 5-10, jr., 12.2 ppg
Dalton Cesarz, Blacklick Valley, 6-1, sr., 25.7 ppg
Alize Johnson, St. John Neumann, 6-5, jr., 18.0 ppg
Britton Lee, Math, Civics & Sciences, 5-11, sr., 10.0 ppg
Maverick Rowan, Lincoln Park, 6-5, fr, 23.5 ppg
Danny Savulchak, North Catholic, 6-4, sr., 20.5 ppg
Wade Walker, Shade, 6-5, sr., 18.0 ppg
THIRD TEAM
Cameron Grumley, Johnsonburg, 5-9, jr., 15.5 ppg
Brandon Martinazzi, Bishop Carroll, 5-9, soph., 17.8 ppg
Timmy Orr, Lebanon Catholic, 6-2, sr., 17.4 ppg
Zach Smith, Smethport, 6-4, sr., 22.3 ppg
Dache Talbert, Sankofa Freedom, 5-8 sr., 15.5 ppg
Shafeek Taylor, Math, Civics & Sciences, 6-4, sr., 8.3 ppg
Ryan Wolf, Vincentian, 5-9, so, 21.3 ppg
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Rysheed Jordan, Vaux
COACH OF THE YEAR: Bill Shuey, Johnsonburg

Hopewell senior Shatori Walker-Kimbrough is no stranger to postseason honors. This year alone, she has been named the state’s Gatorade player of the year.
Tuesday, the Maryland recruit was selected as the Pennsylvania Sportswriters Class AAA player of the year and named to the all-state first team for a third straight season.
The 5-foot-11 guard averaged 28.3 points, 10.1 rebounds and 6.8 steals for the Vikings, who lost in the second round of the PIAA tournament to eventual champion South Park.
South Park senior Shelby Lindsay and Blackhawk sophomore Chassidy Omogrosso, a Pitt recruit, also were first-team selections in Class AAA.
The WPIAL had three first-team selections in Class AA – Seton-La Salle junior Naje Gibson, Jeannette senior Ciara Gregory (UNC-Charlotte) and Bishop Canevin senior Erin Waskowiak (Duquesne).
Fox Chapel’s Erin Mathias, a Duke recruit, was the only WPIAL player on the Class AAAA first team.
Vincentian Academy sophomore Brenna Wise was the WPIAL’s lone first-team pick in Class A.
South Park’s Reggie Wells and Bishop Canevin’s Tim Joyce also garnered coach of the year honors in Class AAA and AA, respectively.
Below are the 2012-13 Pennsylvania Sportswriters All-State girls basketball teams, including each player’s school, height, class and scoring average.
CLASS AAAA
First team
Lauren Crisler, North Penn, 6-2, Sr., 15.3 ppg
Sarah Curran, Archbishop Carroll, 6-0, Sr., 15.1 ppg
Kaitlyn Eisenhard, Boyertown, 6-1, Sr., 15.7 ppg
Jackie Falconer, Cumberland Valley, 6-1, Sr., 15.7 ppg
Shanice Johnson, Cardinal O’Hara, 6-1, Sr., 11.9 ppg
Erin Mathias, Fox Chapel, 6-3, Jr., 17.1 ppg
Sammy Stipa, Spring-Ford, 5-5, Jr., 11.0 ppg
Isis Thorpe, Reading, 5-8, Sr., 19.4 ppg
Second team
Victoria Blackburn, Hershey, 5-7, Sr., 15.4 ppg
CaLee Gelbaugh, Central Dauphin East, 5-8, Jr., 18.8 ppg
Emily Gingrich, Gov. Mifflin, 5-8, Sr., 16.7 ppg
Alexis Hofstaedter, Council Rock South, 5-8, Sr., 15.0 ppg
Alex Louin, Mount St. Joseph, 5-11, Jr., 15.8 ppg
Megan Marecic, Bethel Park, 5-11, Jr., 15.8 ppg
Third team
Mia Farmer, Cardinal O’Hara, 5-9, Jr., 11.5 ppg
Morgan Griffith, Hollidaysburg, 6-0, Sr., 14.9 ppg
Alayah Hall, Dover, 5-7, Jr., 15.5 ppg
Darby Lee, Altoona, 6-0, Jr., 18.8 ppg
Avery Marz, Wilson, 5-7, Jr., 10.7 ppg
Shelby Mueller, Spring-Ford, 5-10, Jr., 10.7 ppg
Sarah Payonk, Spring-Ford, 5-11, Sr., 10.3 ppg
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Sarah Curran, Archbishop Carroll
COACH OF THE YEAR: Jeff Rinehimer, Spring-Ford
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CLASS AAA
First team
Shelby Lindsay, South Park, 5-11, Sr., 17.8 ppg
Megan McGurk, Notre Dame de Namur, 5-7, Sr., 19.0 ppg
Chassidy Omogrosso, Blackhawk, 5-5, So., 22.4 ppg
Porscha Speller, Lancaster Catholic, 5-8, Sr., 18.6 ppg
Shatori Walker-Kimbrough, Hopewell, 5-11, Sr., 28.3 ppg
Kalista Walters, Bethlehem Catholic, 6-0, So., 19.4 ppg
Second team
Gia DeAngelo, Sun Valley, 5-8, Sr., 21.5 ppg
Mia Hopkins, Pittston Area, 6-0, Sr., 18.0 ppg
Karlee McBride, Erie Villa Maria, 5-10, Sr., 13.9 ppg
Lisa Mirarchi, Malvern Villa Maria, 5-8, Sr., 15.0 ppg
Alyssa Monaghan, Bonner-Prendergast, 5-5, So., 18.3 ppg
Angelina Starr, Franklin, 5-9, Jr., 16.9 ppg
Third team
Camden Boehner, Gettysburg, 5-7, Jr., 20.8 ppg
Tricia Byrne, Scranton Prep, 5-6, Jr., 15.6 ppg
Kathleen Fitzpatrick, Notre Dame de Namur, 5-8, Sr., 17.4 ppg
Casey Gallaher, Forest Hills, 5-3, Sr., 18.9 ppg
Ciera Nimmons, Prep Charter, 5-8, Jr., 14.2 ppg
Carly Richardson, Palmyra, 5-11, Jr., 15.4 ppg
Rebecca Rutkowski, Crestwood, 6-1, Jr., 16.6 ppg
Jessica Slagus, Belle Vernon, 6-0, Sr., 19.8 ppg
Sara Tarbert, Kennard-Dale, 5-11, Sr., 24.2 ppg
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Shatori Walker-Kimbrough, Hopewell
COACH OF THE YEAR: Reggie Wells, South Park
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CLASS AA
First team
Becky Evans, Pine Grove, 5-4, Jr., 19.0 ppg
Naje Gibson, Seton-LaSalle, 6-0, Jr., 13.5 ppg
Ciara Gregory, Jeannette, 5-7, Sr., G, 30.4 ppg
Morgan Klunk, York Catholic, 5-11, Sr., 17.1 ppg
Megan Quinn, Episcopal, 6-2, Sr., 18.5 ppg
Erin Waskowiak, Bishop Canevin, 5-11, Sr., 15.6 ppg
Second team
Alex Artise, North East, 5-9, sr., 16.0 ppg
Carly Forse, Bishop Canevin, 5-10, Sr., 13.8 ppg
Kiernan McCloskey, Germantown Academy, 6-1, Sr., 15.1 ppg
Reighly Melochick, Minersville, 5-9, Jr., 19.7 ppg
Sammie Weiss, McGuffey, 5-10, So., 26.6 ppg
Third team
Brooke Hinderliter, Redbank Valley, 5-6, Fr., 20.4 ppg
Lori Horton, Williamson, 6-5, Jr., 16.6 ppg
Mackenzie Livingston, Blairsville, 5-7, Sr., 19.9 ppg
Stacey MacArthur, Delco Christian, 5-5, Sr., 12.5 ppg
Emily Merryman, Cranberry, 5-5, Jr., 22.3 ppg
Christina Perles, Mount Carmel, 5-10, Sr., 17.4 ppg
McKenzie Popatak, Sharpsville, 5-9, Sr., 21.8 ppg
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Megan Quinn, Episcopal
COACH OF THE YEAR: Tim Joyce, Bishop Canevin
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CLASS A
First team
Halee Adams, Bishop Guilfoyle, 5-8, Sr., 16.1 ppg
Tara Nahodil, Tri-Valley, 6-4, Sr., 18.5 ppg
Alex Ricketts, Kennedy Catholic, 5-11, Sr., 17.5 ppg
Malia Tate-DeFreitas, Steelton-Highspire, 5-8, Sr., 34.8 ppg
Juli Weber, Tri-Valley, 5-7, Sr., 14.8 ppg
Brenna Wise, Vincentian, 6-1, So., F, 22.3 ppg
Second team
Macey Hollenshead, Southern Fulton, 5-7, Jr., 17.2 ppg
Justine Seely, Benton, 6-2, Sr., 27.9 ppg
Kayla Stockenus, Shanksville-Stonycreek, 5-6, Sr., 31.0 ppg
Meghan Trenholm, St. John Neuman,, Jr., 18.9 ppg
Mariah Ward, Monessen, 5-7., Sr., 18.4 ppg
Lauren Wolosik, North Catholic, 5-10, Sr., 26.0 ppg
Third team
Tamesha “Sox” Alexander, Shipley, 5-6, Jr., 13.5 ppg
Kayla Bates, Bishop Guilfoyle, 5-8, Sr., 10.2 ppg
Morgan Berardi, Carmichaels, 5-6, Sr., 17.3 ppg
Maria Morgan, Bucktail, 5-6, So., 28.3 ppg
Lauren Carey, Old Forge, 5-7, Jr., 13.8 ppg
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Malia Tate-DeFreitas, Steelton-Highspire
COACH OF THE YEAR: Bob Felty, Tri-Valley

The Beaver Falls boys basketball won a PIAA Class AA title and finished the season as the No. 1 ranked team, according to the (Harrisburg) Patriot-News and Pennlive.com.
But the Tigers weren’t the only WPIAL team to finish the season ranked high.
Below is the final rankings:

CLASS AAAA
No. School Rec Pvs
1. Lower Merion (1) 30-3 2
2. Chester (1) 28-4 1
3. Harrisburg (3) 28-3 5
4. New Castle (7) 29-1 3
5. St. Joseph’s Prep (12) 24-6 4
6. Cathedral Prep (10) 23-3 6
7. Williamsport (4) 23-3 7
8. Martin Luther King (12) 24-5 8
9. Coatesville (1) 24-8 9
10. York (3) 27-4 NR
Honorable mention: Abington (1) 22-6, Great Valley (1) 28-4, Hampton (7) 22-6, Liberty (11) 19-9, McCaskey (3) 26-4, Methacton (1) 23-7, Norristown (1) 24-5, North Allegheny (7) 22-5, Parkland (11) 22-8, State College (6) 17-8, Upper Darby (1) 19-10, Wilson (3) 20-8.

CLASS AAA
No. School Rec Pvs
1. Imhotep Charter (12) 28-5 1
2. Donegal (3) 29-3 2
3. Neumann-Goretti (12) 23-6 5
4. Archbishop Carroll (12) 23-7 4
5. Montour (7) 25-5 3
6. Berks Catholic (3) 26-4 9
7. General McLane (10) 22-6 6
8. Abington Heights (2) 27-3 8
9. Chartiers Valley (7) 24-5 7
10. Allentown Central Cath (11) 24-4 10
Honorable mention: Beaver Area (7) 20-5, Bishop McDevitt (3) 19-8, Girard (10) 21-6, Mars (7) 21-5, Palmyra (3) 18-9, Philly Electrical (12) 16-12, Pope John Paul II (1) 16-11, Scranton Prep (2) 19-9, Susquehanna Twp (3) 25-5.

CLASS AA
No. School Rec Pvs
1. Beaver Falls (7) 28-3 1
2. Holy Cross (2) 27-6 3
3. West Middlesex (10) 25-4 2
4. Trinity (3) 21-8 4
5. Loyalsock (4) 26-4 5
6. Communications Tech (12) 20-8 6
7. Lakeview (10) 23-5 8
8. Lewisburg (4) 23-5 9
9. Constitution (12) 18-10 7
10. Greensburg Central Cath (7) 23-3 10
Honorable mention: Bishop McCort (6) 19-9, Conemaugh Twp (5), 25-4, Delone Catholic (3) 18-10, Jeannette (7) 18-6, Mercyhurst Prep (10) 18-9, Meyers (2) 23-5, Mid Valley (2) 23-6, Northern Cambria (6) 22-6, Penn Cambria (6) 20-5, Quaker Valley (7) 20-6.

CLASS A
No. School Rec Pvs
1. Vaux (12) 24-8 1
2. Math, Civics & Sciences (12) 26-3 2
3. Church Farm (1) 23-7 5
4. Johnsonburg (9) 30-3 4
5. Lincoln Park (7) 22-7 3
6. Bishop Carroll (6) 23-6 6
7. Vincentian (7) 26-2 7
8. Shade (5) 26-2 NR
9 . Smethport (9) 24-4 8
10. Clairton (7) 17-8 9
Honorable mention: Bishop Guilfoyle (6) 20-6, Kennedy Catholic (10) 17-7, Mahanoy Area (11) 22-6, Pius X (11) 21-4, Ridgway (9) 23-6, Sankofa Freedom (12) 16-12, St. John Neumann (4) 24-3, Sullivan County (4) 23-4.