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WPIAL Boys Soccer Scoreboard (10/1/2024)

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WPIAL Boys Soccer Scoreboard

October 1, 2024 

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Schedule Subject to Change 

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MATCH DAY UPDATES

SCORES

Class 4A
Section 1
Penn Hills at Hempfield 2-5
Plum at Gateway 5-1
Section 2
Peters Township at Canon-McMillan 3-0
Upper St. Clair at Mt. Lebanon 2-0
Woodland Hills at Connellsville 5-2
Section 3
North Hills at Butler 2-1
Pine-Richland at North Allegheny 1-3
Seneca Valley at Fox Chapel 5-1

Class 3A
Section 1
Armstrong at Obama Academy 0-3
Hampton at Kiski Area 2-1
Indiana at Mars 1-3
Knoch at Shaler 2-3    ET
Section 2
Albert Gallatin at Thomas Jefferson 0-7
Bethel Park at McKeesport 10-0
Laurel Highlands at South Fayette 0-4
Ringgold at Trinity 0-1   ET
Section 3
Belle Vernon at Latrobe 0-4
Franklin Regional at Uniontown 14-0
Penn-Trafford at West Mifflin 8-0
Section 4
Baldwin at Chartiers Valley 1-5
Montour at Ambridge 3-4
West Allegheny at Moon 1-7

Class 2A
Section 1
Deer Lakes at Highlands 3-0
Leechburg at Valley 2-3
Section 2
Avonworth at Keystone Oaks 5-0
Ellwood City at Central Valley 0-12
Hopewell at Beaver Area 0-4
Riverside at Mohawk 1-2
Section 3
East Allegheny at South Park 0-4
Ligonier Valley at South Allegheny 4-1
McGuffey at Elizabeth Forward 1-3
Seton LaSalle at Steel Valley 2-1
Section 4
Brownsville at Waynesburg Central 2-4
Charleroi at Greensburg Salem 15-0
Derry Area at Southmoreland 6-3
Mount Pleasant at Yough 5-0

Class 1A

Section 1
Neshannock at Beaver County Christian 1-2  ET
Sewickley Academy at Freedom 1-0  ET
South Side Beaver at Eden Christian 0-7
Section 2
Chartiers-Houston at Bentworth 0-14
Greensburg Central Catholic at Beth-Center 1-6
Section 3
Our Lady of Sacred Heart at Brentwood 8-1
Serra Catholic at Bishop Canevin 3-0

Section 4

Springdale at Jeannette 3-0

Trinity Christian at St. Joseph 6-1

Winchester Thurston at Riverview 1-0

MATCH DAY NOTES

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

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

  • Monday’s results — there were a few boys matches played on Monday, a night that was mostly dominated by a heavy girls schedule.  This included Deer Lakes defeating North Catholic, 2-0, to give the Lancers the edge in the Class 2A, Section 1 title race.

Class 2A
Section 1
Burrell at Shady Side Academy 0-4
Deer Lakes at North Catholic 2-0

Non Conference
Yough at Belle Vernon  1-5
Valley at Greensburg Salem 0-10
McKeesport at Brentwood 1-7
Uniontown at Laurel Highlands 0-8
  • Who are the remaining unbeatens in Boys WPIAL Soccer? 
    • Class 4A
      • Plum (10-0-3, 6-0-0 in section)
      • Peters Township (6-0-0 in section)
    • Class 3A
      • Moon (13-0-0 overall, 8-0-0 in section)
    • Class 2A
      • Charleroi (10-0-0 overall, 9-0-0 in section)
      • South Park (8-0-1 in section)
    • Class 1A
      • Bentworth (11-0-0 overall, 5-0-0 in section)
      • Winchester Thurston (5-0-1 in section)
      • Our Lady of Sacred Heart (6-0-0 in section)

TUESDAY’s MATCHES TO WATCH

    • Class 4A – Seneca Valley vs Fox Chapel – Erik Ingram’s Foxes are looking to keep pace with North Allegheny for the top spot in Section 3, while George Williams’ Raiders (8-4 overall, 3-3-0 in section) have struggled a bit more than some would have expected, sitting currently in fourth place, right on the edge of the playoff line in this very competitive section..  Still, Seneca Valley is a very talented team with Tyler Prex as a dangerous threat any time he touches the ball. The Raiders are also led by senior midfielder Zach Garma who’s part of a very deep roster that Williams will not hesitate using many substitutions to keep legs fresh for the breakneck style that they play. The Foxes (7-2-0, 5-1-0 in section) are always a good match-up for the Raiders, as they often will play more possession based system with play making midfielder Milo Chiu leading the charge.  In the first meeting between the two schools, Fox Chapel outlasted Seneca Valley, 2-1, as Aidan Stein and Chase Carney scored.  Owen Eastgate cut into the FC lead in the second half for the Raiders.
    • Class 3A – Moon vs West Allegheny – Will anyone beat Moon in section play this season?  It might take a rivalry match where records often get thrown out for it to happen.  West Allegheny (6-4-0, 5-2-0 in section) comes into this match in excellent form, having won four straight, after losing back-to-back close, 2-1 decisions to Moon and Montour earlier this month.  Harrison Murray scored twice in West A’s 5-1 win vs Ambridge last week.  Goal scoring hasn’t been a problem for the Tigers, who also easily defeated Ambridge last week to increase their goal differential this season to a whopping +59 (+45 in section) as they boast a handful of players posting six goals or more including Marc Haupt, Evan Thomas, Zech Balbach and Aeden Costa.

Class 4A
Section 1
7:30pm Penn Hills at Hempfield
7:30pm Plum at Gateway
Section 2
8:00pm Peters Township at Canon-McMillan
7:45pm Upper St. Clair at Mt. Lebanon
7:30pm Woodland Hills at Connellsville
Section 3
7:30pm North Hills at Butler
7:30pm Pine-Richland at North Allegheny
7:00pm Seneca Valley at Fox Chapel

Class 3A
Section 1
3:15pm Armstrong at Obama Academy
7:00pm Hampton at Kiski Area
7:00pm Indiana at Mars
7:15pm Knoch at Shaler
Section 2
7:30pm Albert Gallatin at Thomas Jefferson
7:00pm Bethel Park at McKeesport
7:30pm Laurel Highlands at South Fayette
7:30pm Ringgold at Trinity
Section 3
7:30pm Belle Vernon at Latrobe
7:00pm Franklin Regional at Uniontown
7:30pm Penn-Trafford at West Mifflin
Section 4
7:30pm Baldwin at Chartiers Valley
7:30pm Montour at Ambridge
7:30pm West Allegheny at Moon

Class 2A
Section 1
7:30pm Deer Lakes at Highlands
7:00pm Leechburg at Valley
Section 2
7:15pm Avonworth at Keystone Oaks
7:00pm Ellwood City at Central Valley
7:30pm Hopewell at Beaver Area
6:30pm Riverside at Mohawk
Section 3
6:30pm East Allegheny at South Park
7:00pm Ligonier Valley at South Allegheny
7:30pm McGuffey at Elizabeth Forward
6:00pm Seton LaSalle at Steel Valley
Section 4
7:30pm Brownsville at Waynesburg Central
7:30pm Charleroi at Greensburg Salem
7:30pm Derry Area at Southmoreland
7:30pm Mount Pleasant at Yough

Class 1A
Section 1
7:00pm Neshannock at Beaver County Christian
6:30pm Sewickley Academy at Freedom
3:45pm South Side Beaver at Eden Christian
Section 2
7:00pm Chartiers-Houston at Bentworth
7:00pm Greensburg Central Catholic at Beth-Center
Section 3
3:45pm Carlynton at Aquinas Academy
4:00pm Our Lady of Sacred Heart at Brentwood
6:00pm Serra Catholic at Bishop Canevin
Section 4
6:00pm Springdale at Jeannette
4:00pm Trinity Christian at St. Joseph
4:15pm Winchester Thurston at Riverview
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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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