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WPIAL Girls Soccer Scoreboard (9/30/2024)

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WPIAL Girls Soccer Scoreboard

Monday, September 30, 2024 

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Schedule Subject to Change 

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MATCH DAY UPDATES

SCORES

Section 1
Norwin at Armstrong 11-0
Penn-Trafford at Hempfield 3-0
Woodland Hills at Latrobe 0-7
Section 2
Mt. Lebanon at Baldwin 3-1
Peters Township at Connellsville 11-0
Upper St. Clair at Canon-McMillan 1-2
Section 3
North Hills at Allderdice 0-2
Pine-Richland at North Allegheny 0-2
Seneca Valley at Butler 2-1

Class 3A

Section 1
Fox Chapel at Obama Academy 9-1
Gateway at Mars 0-5
Shaler at Penn Hills 10-0
Section 2
Bethel Park at Moon 0-1
Blackhawk at Montour 0-6
West Allegheny at Trinity 5-1
Section 3
South Fayette at Albert Gallatin 13-0
Uniontown at Laurel Highlands 1-6
Section 4
Elizabeth Forward at Kiski Area 0-0   ET
Franklin Regional at Indiana 3-2
West Mifflin at Plum 0-8

Class 2A

Section 1
Belle Vernon at Ringgold 3-0
Charleroi at McGuffey 1-4
Steel Valley at South Park 0-9
Section 2
North Catholic at Burrell 1-4
Shady Side Academy at Knoch 1-0
Valley at Freeport 1-13
Section 3
Avonworth at Central Valley 2-1  ET
Quaker Valley at Hopewell 3-0
Section 4
Mount Pleasant at Deer Lakes 4-0
Southmoreland at Ligonier Valley 10-1
Yough at East Allegheny 13-0

 

Class 1A

Section 1
Eden Christian at Our Lady of Sacred Heart 4-3  ET
South Side Beaver at Riverside 0-3
Section 2
California at Bentworth 2-8
Chartiers-Houston at Brownsville 5-0
Waynesburg Central at Beth-Center 3-1
Section 3
Aquinas Academy at Seton LaSalle 2-1   ET
Bishop Canevin at South Allegheny 6-0
Section 4
Apollo-Ridge at Riverview PPD
Ellis School at Jeannette 1-0   F
Winchester Thurston at Springdale PPD

Non Conference
Ambridge at Mohawk PPD
Chartiers Valley at Hampton PPD
Greensburg Salem at Kiski School 3-0

MATCH DAY NOTES

  • On Sunday, we shared the most up-to-date Standings along with our latest WPIAL Girls Soccer Playoff Seeding Projections.

WPIAL Girls Soccer Standings and Playoff Seeding Projections (9/29/2024)

  • Who are the remaining unbeatens in Girls WPIAL Soccer? 
      • Class 4A  – Peters Township (9-0-1 overall, 4-0-1 in section; Penn-Trafford (6-0-0 in section); Seneca Valley (6-0-0 in section)
      • Class 3A – Fox Chapel (9-0-1 overall, 7-0-0 in section); Moon (7-0-0 in section); South Fayette (5-0-0 in section); Plum (8-0-0 in section)
      • Class 2A – South Park (8-0-0 in section); North Catholic (10-0-0 overall, 5-0-0 in section); Beaver Area (10-0-0 overall, 6-0-0 in section); Mt. Pleasant (6-0-0 in section)
      • Class 1A – Springdale (9-0-0 overall, 8-0-0 in section); Seton LaSalle (7-0-1 in section)
  • Highest scoring teams across all classifications:  South Park and Mt. Pleasant — 64
  • Highest scoring teams by remaining classifications:
    • (4A) — Latrobe – 48
    • (3A) — South Fayette – 62
    • (1A) — Springdale – 62
  • Least number of goals allowed across all classifications:  3 (Four-way tie) Mars (3A), Fox Chapel (3A), Plum (3A) and North Catholic (2A)
  • Least number of goals allowed by remaining classifications:
    •  (4A) – Pine-Richland / Peters Township – 8
    •  (1A) — Bentworth / Riverview – 5
  • Matches to Watch
    • Class 4A – Section 3 – Pine-Richland vs North Allegheny – In an ultra-competitve Section 3, Pine-Richland (7-3-0, 5-1-0), led by its new coach, Jordan Wiegand, who we know from having been at the helm of the boys program for the past six seasons, has the Rams in solid position with a talented group of players that includes Cincinnati commit, junior Emma Kline (Riverhounds Academy).  In the first match with North Allegheny, Pine-Richland’s late goal was the difference.  The Tigers program, which has won three WPIAL titles in a four-year stretch (2019-22),  always play a very tough out of section schedule, and that’s been no exception this year, losing a pair of non-section matches last week (a pair of 3-0 losses to Fox Chapel and Peters Township).  Fortunately, for NA (7-5-0, 4-2-0), they bounced back when returning to section competition on Wednesday, when they defeated North Hills, 3-0, as Averie Bierker scored twice, and Emma Schupansky added goal.
    • Class 1A – Section 4 – Springdale vs Winchester Thurston – To this point this season, Springdale has been head and shoulders above the rest of Class 1A field, as they’re without a loss, but will face one of their closest competitors, third place Winchester Thurston (6-4-0, 5-2-0 in section).  The Dynamos defeated the Bears in their first match this season, 4-0.  Last season’s WPIAL and PIAA Class 1A runner up, have adjusted well to life without Lola Abraham, as they continue to be a strong team in this season who are pushing for this section title. Springdale’s Senior Molly Hurley scored with 31 seconds left in the first period of extra time last week) will look to slow down Springdale’s high scoring outfit which is leading Class 1A in goals scored (62), as they’ve posted four shutouts this season. Maeve Dever and Margherita Memoli are two seniors who were All-WPIAL standouts last season who are leading the way for Winchester Thurston.  Briana Ross and Hurley are senior leaders for Springdale, who reached the WPIAL final in 2022 and were a semifinalist in 2023.
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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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