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WPIAL Girls Soccer Scoreboard (10/2/2024)

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WPIAL Girls Soccer Scoreboard

October 2, 2024 

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Schedule Subject to Change 

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MATCH DAY UPDATES

SCORES

Class 4A
Section 1
Armstrong at Hempfield 0-1
Latrobe at Norwin 0-3
Penn-Trafford at Woodland Hills 8-0
Section 2
Baldwin at Connellsville 2-0
Canon-McMillan at Mt. Lebanon 2-3
Peters Township at Upper St. Clair 2-0
Section 3
Butler at North Hills 10-0
Pine-Richland at Seneca Valley 0-2

 

Class 3A
Section 1
Hampton at Gateway 2-1
Mars at Fox Chapel 1-2
Obama Academy at Shaler 0-9
Section 2
Blackhawk at Chartiers Valley 2-0
Montour at Bethel Park 1-1   ET
Moon at West Allegheny 0-1
Section 3
Laurel Highlands at South Fayette 0-5
Thomas Jefferson at Uniontown 13-1
Section 4
Greensburg Salem at Franklin Regional 0-2
Indiana at Elizabeth Forward 0-0   ET
Kiski Area at West Mifflin 7-3

Class 2A
Section 1
7:00pm Keystone Oaks at Charleroi 3-1
7:00pm McGuffey at Belle Vernon 0-1
6:00pm Ringgold at Steel Valley 5-4
Section 2
7:00pm Burrell at Knoch 2-1
Section 3
7:30pm Ambridge at Central Valley 0-4
7:30pm Beaver Area at Avonworth 3-1
Section 4
6:00pm Deer Lakes at Ligonier Valley 10-0
6:00pm East Allegheny at Mount Pleasant 0-11
7:30pm Southmoreland at Yough 1-2

Class 1A
Section 1
Mohawk at Freedom 0-3
Our Lady of Sacred Heart at South Side Beaver 4-1
Section 2
Bentworth at Brownsville 5-0
Beth-Center at California 0-1
Chartiers-Houston at Waynesburg Central 1-2   ET
Section 3
Carlynton at Bishop Canevin 3-1
Seton LaSalle at Sewickley Academy 3-2   ET
South Allegheny at Aquinas Academy 0-4
Section 4
Greensburg Central Catholic at Ellis School 1-4
Jeannette at Apollo-Ridge 1-3

 

 

MATCH DAY NOTES

  • Who are the remaining unbeatens in Girls WPIAL Soccer? 
    • Class 4A
      • Peters Township (11-0-1 overall, 6-0-1 in section)
      • Penn-Trafford (6-0-0 in section)
      • Seneca Valley (6-0-0 in section)
    • Class 3A
      • Fox Chapel (12-0-1 overall, 9-0-0 in section)
      • Moon (9-0-0 in section)
      • South Fayette (7-0-0 in section)
      • Plum (9-0-0 in section)
    • Class 2A
      • Beaver Area (10-0-0 overall, 6-0-0 in section)
      • South Park (8-0-0 in section)
      • Mt. Pleasant (6-0-0 in section)
    • Class 1A
      • Springdale (8-0-0 in section)

MATCH TO WATCH

Class 2A — Beaver Area at Avonworth

Ahead of this pivotal match between in Section 3, Beaver Area’s Nick Crivelli shared his thoughts about facing Avonworth.

“Avonworth caught a tough break losing Fiona (Mahan) to injury but they are still a very dangerous side. They are well coached and still loaded with talent,” Beaver Area’s Nick Crivelli said ahead of this important match between one of the remaining unbeaten teams and the reigning three-time WPIAL Class 2A champs.

“I expect nothing less than a closely played match like most of our meetings over the last several years. I’m expecting my side to be ready for a tough match. We have great senior leadership from our captains Sydney Chontos, Emerson Connelly and Lilia Battalini that that always prepares us for these big section matches.”

Other Match Notes: Avonworth have won two straight matches after suffering through a 4-match losing streak.  Beaver has surrendered only six goals all season.

Class 3A — Mars at Fox Chapel

Last year’s surprising Class 4A champs, Fox Chapel, have been a very strong force as they’ve stepped down to Class 3A this season, as Head Coach Carlo Prati’s talented roster has been keeping the momentum going, without a loss and the only draw coming against Class 4A Seneca Valley.  Once again, Mars remains a very, very strong program — a WPIAL finalist in six of the past seven years — with their lone setback coming this season against the Foxes in the first meeting in early September — a 1-0 result.  In a tight nil-nil affair in the second half, it was Fox Chapel who came up with the lone goal and got the right bounce when sophomore Emily McKee was in the right place at the right time, redirecting a rebound that landed to her feet following Cassie Classen’s shot from distance that banged off the bar.

Wednesday night’s match may once again come down to one bounce either way.

SCHEDULE 

Class 4A
Section 1
7:30pm Armstrong at Hempfield
7:30pm Latrobe at Norwin
7:00pm Penn-Trafford at Woodland Hills
Section 2
6:00pm Baldwin at Connellsville
7:45pm Canon-McMillan at Mt. Lebanon
7:45pm Peters Township at Upper St. Clair
Section 3
7:30pm Butler at North Hills
7:30pm Pine-Richland at Seneca Valley

Class 3A
Section 1
7:30pm Hampton at Gateway
7:00pm Mars at Fox Chapel
7:15pm Obama Academy at Shaler
Section 2
7:30pm Blackhawk at Chartiers Valley
7:00pm Montour at Bethel Park
6:15pm Moon at West Allegheny
Section 3
7:30pm Laurel Highlands at South Fayette
7:00pm Thomas Jefferson at Uniontown
Section 4
7:30pm Greensburg Salem at Franklin Regional
7:00pm Indiana at Elizabeth Forward
7:00pm Kiski Area at West Mifflin

Class 2A
Section 1
7:00pm Keystone Oaks at Charleroi
7:00pm McGuffey at Belle Vernon
6:00pm Ringgold at Steel Valley
Section 2
7:00pm Burrell at Knoch
7:00pm North Catholic at Valley
Section 3
7:30pm Ambridge at Central Valley
7:30pm Beaver Area at Avonworth
Section 4
6:00pm Deer Lakes at Ligonier Valley
6:00pm East Allegheny at Mount Pleasant
7:30pm Southmoreland at Yough

Class 1A
Section 1
6:30pm Mohawk at Freedom
6:00pm Our Lady of Sacred Heart at South Side Beaver
Section 2
7:00pm Bentworth at Brownsville
7:00pm Beth-Center at California
7:00pm Chartiers-Houston at Waynesburg Central
Section 3
6:00pm Carlynton at Bishop Canevin
4:15pm Seton LaSalle at Sewickley Academy
4:00pm South Allegheny at Aquinas Academy
Section 4
4:00pm Greensburg Central Catholic at Ellis School
7:00pm Jeannette at Apollo-Ridge
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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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