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WPIAL Girls Soccer Scoreboard (9/7/2024)

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WPIAL GIRLS SOCCER SCOREBOARD

Saturday, September 7, 2024

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Match Day Updates (9/7/2024)

WPIAL Girls Soccer Scoreboard (9/7/2024)

Non Conference
Bishop Canevin at North Hills 0-9
Butler at Mercer 3-0
 Shaler at Penn-Trafford 2-5
Chartiers-Houston at South Side Beaver 3-0
Deer Lakes at Keystone Oaks 1-0
Freedom at Oakland Catholic 0-4
Quaker Valley at North Catholic 1-2
Hempfield at Baldwin 0-9
McKeesport at South Allegheny 1-5
Mercyhurst Prep at Avonworth 0-1
Moon at Pine-Richland 0-2
Mount Pleasant at South Park 2-1
North Allegheny at Norwin 1-0

WPIAL Girls Soccer Match Capsules / Preview (9/7/2024)

On the third Saturday of the High School girls soccer season, will feature all non-conference/non-section matches, with numerous cross-section contests, among those include:

  • Class 1A defending WPIAL champs, Freedom, will playing up against Class 3A Oakland Catholic — as that match will be played at Rooney Field (at 4 p.m.).  Oakland Catholic (0-3-0) will be looking for their first win this season, while Freedom (2-2-0 overall | 1-1-0 in section) looks to bounce back from a non-conference loss to Ambridge earlier in the week.
  • Class 2A defending champs Avonworth (2-2-1 overall | 2-0-0 in section) continue to go outside the WPIAL for out-of-section contests, as they now face another District 10 team, Mercyhurst Prep.  Last week, Avonworth lost to Erie Cathedral Prep in their tournament.
  • Two regular contenders and Section champs in recent years in Class 2A, and teams with plenty of talent on both sides, South Park and Mt. Pleasant will also kick off in the morning. as they have both played challenging non-section schedules thus far and off to good starts in Section play. Mt. Pleasant (3-0-0 | 1-0-0 in section) defeated Class 3A Kiski Area, 4-0, to open the season, then topped Knoch in another non-section match. Featuring for Mt. Pleasant including a handful of experienced upperclassman, Rylin Bugosh, Morgan Gesinski, Caitlyn Fullman, Raygan Mizikar, Maddie Barrick and keeper Laurel Rummel. South Park are off to  3-2-0 overall start, with no troubles in section, but have losses to Burrell (3-1) and District 10 Erie McDowell (1-0). Returning, experienced players to watch include Alicia Riberich, Emily Mihelcic, Taylor Vargo, Brooke Paylo, Arianna Beck and Gianna Cardillo. The Eagles won 17 games last year and made the WPIAL semifinals and PIAA quarterfinals.

 

Non Conference
3:30pm Bishop Canevin at North Hills
11:00am Butler at Mercer
TBD Charleroi at Trinity
11:00am Chartiers-Houston at South Side Beaver
12:15pm Deer Lakes at Keystone Oaks
4:00pm Freedom at Oakland Catholic
1:00pm Greensburg Central Catholic at South Allegheny
3:00pm Hempfield at Baldwin
1:00pm McKeesport at South Allegheny
1:30pm Mercyhurst Prep at Avonworth
2:30pm Moon at Pine-Richland
11:00am Mount Pleasant at South Park
2:00pm North Allegheny at Norwin
12:30pm Plum at Montour
3:00pm Quaker Valley at North Catholic
10:30am Shaler at Penn-Trafford
10:00am Valley at Jeannette
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John Krysinsky has covered soccer and other sports for many years for various publications and media outlets. He is also author of 'Miracle on the Mon' -- a book about the Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC, which chronicles the club, particularly the early years of Highmark Stadium with the narrative leading up to and centered around a remarkable match that helped provide a spark for the franchise. John has covered sports for Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, DK Pittsburgh Sports, Pittsburgh Sports Report, has served as color commentator on Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC broadcasts, and worked with OPTA Stats and broadcast teams for US Open Cup and International Champions Cup matches held in the US. Krysinsky also served as the Head Men’s Soccer Coach at his alma mater, Point Park University, where he led the Pioneers to the first-ever winning seasons and playoff berths (1996-98); head coach of North Catholic boys (2007-08), associate head coach of Shady Side Academy boys (2009-2014).

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