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WPIAL / High School Boys Soccer Scoreboard (10/8/2024)

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WPIAL Boys Soccer Scoreboard

Tuesday, October 8, 2024 

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Schedule Subject to Change 

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MATCH DAY UPDATES

SCORES

Non Section / Conference

Knoch at Obama Academy 3-0
Uniontown at Allderdice 0-12

 

Class 4A

Section 1
Central Catholic at Gateway 4-2
Hempfield at Plum 0-4
Norwin at Penn Hills 2-0
Section 2
Canon-McMillan at Connellsville 11-0
Mt. Lebanon at Woodland Hills 2-0
Peters Township at Upper St. Clair 2-0
Section 3
Butler at Fox Chapel 3-7
North Allegheny at Seneca Valley 1-0
North Hills at Pine-Richland 1-2

 

Class 3A

Section 1
Indiana at Kiski Area 5-0
Mars at Armstrong 2-0
Shaler at Hampton 0-2
Section 2
Laurel Highlands at McKeesport 7-2
Ringgold at Thomas Jefferson 1-2
South Fayette at Albert Gallatin 7-1
Trinity at Bethel Park 0-1
Section 3
Franklin Regional at Latrobe 0-1
West Mifflin at Belle Vernon 1-2
Section 4
Blackhawk at Ambridge PPD
Moon at Montour 3-0
West Allegheny at Chartiers Valley 2-1

 

Class 2A

Section 1
Freeport at Highlands 1-0
Leechburg at Shady Side Academy 0-10
North Catholic at Burrell 5-1
Valley at Deer Lakes 2-16
Section 2
Central Valley at Avonworth 1-2   ET
Ellwood City at Riverside 0-6
Keystone Oaks at Mohawk 1-0
Quaker Valley at Hopewell 3-1
Section 3
Ligonier Valley at McGuffey 1-5
Seton LaSalle at South Park 1-5
South Allegheny at East Allegheny 0-6
Steel Valley at Elizabeth Forward 0-6
Section 4
Derry Area at Greensburg Salem 0-2
Mount Pleasant at Waynesburg Central 0-1
Southmoreland at Brownsville 6-0
Yough at Charleroi 3-9

Class 1A

Section 1
Beaver County Christian at Eden Christian 2-0
Freedom at South Side Beaver 4-0
Neshannock at Sewickley Academy 1-2    ET
Section 2
Bentworth at Beth-Center 3-0
California at Greensburg Central Catholic 2-11
Section 3
Aquinas Academy at Bishop Canevin 1-0
Brentwood at Serra Catholic 0-1
Carlynton at Our Lady of Sacred Heart 0-3
Section 4
Jeannette at Riverview 0-2
St. Joseph at Winchester Thurston 0-8

 

MATCH DAY NOTES

  • The latest WPIAL standings along with PSN’s projected playoff seedings were posted on Sunday, as the regular season now comes down to the final week and a half, with the WPIAL expected to announce its boys and girls playoff brackets on Wednesday, October 16.
    • The Standings updated on Sunday do not reflect the official move by the WPIAL to remove Allderdice and Obama Academy teams from the sections they were previously competing and the wins/losses that were tabulated.   Those will be updated in next week’s Standings/Playoff Projections post — unless something changes. As of this morning, Allderdice players (and supporters) are still pushing to have their WPIAL matches count, as they have ascended to a third place standing, including a 3-0 win vs the first place team in their section competition, Latrobe.

    • On Tuesday, Allderdice will still be playing at Uniontown while Obama Academy will face Knoch as those will be now considered non-conference matches.

WPIAL / High School Boys Soccer Standings and Playoff Seeding Projections (10/6/2024)

  • Remaining Unbeatens
        • Class 4A
          • Plum (10-0-3, 8-0-0 in section)
          • Peters Township (8-0-0 in section)
        • Class 3A
          • Moon (14-0-0 overall, 9-0-0 in section)
          • Latrobe (9-0-0 in section)
        • Class 2A
          • Charleroi (12-0-0 overall, 11-0-0 in section)
          • South Park (10-0-1 in section)
        • Class 1A
          • Bentworth (13-0-0 overall,7-0-0 in section)
          • Winchester Thurston (6-0-1 in section)
          • Our Lady of Sacred Heart (8-0-0 in section)

      TUESDAY’s MATCHES TO WATCH

Class 4A – Section 3 – North Allegheny at Seneca Valley – North Allegheny has been impressive this season in Section 3 and with a win on Tuesday against Seneca Valley, they can take a big step toward a Section title.  The Tigers’ (12-2-1, 7-1 in Section) win streak extended to eight games last week when they avenged its only section loss to Pine-Richland with a 3-1 win against the Rams then followed it up with a 5-0 defeat of Butler, as senior Noah Hutter led the attack, scoring in each match.  At one point, Seneca Valley were 2-3 in section, sitting in a tie for fourth place, but have turned things up a notch, with two impressive wins over Fox Chapel (5-1) and Pine-Richland (6-0) last week, with Tyler Prex leading the way, scoring four goals against a very good Fox Chapel side.

In the first match-up this season, North Allegheny outlasted Seneca Valley, 4-2.  The Tigers trailed the Raiders, 1-0 at the half, but stormed back with a four-goal second half, as Zach Nash scored  game-winner in the 69th minute.  Nathan Katari added a brace and Caleb Rumberger closed out the scoring for the Tigers in that match.  Prior to its loss to North Allegheny, Seneca Valley had dominated the series between the giant Northern suburban schools, winning 11 straight matches dating back to 2018.

Class 2A – Section 2 – Central Valley vs Avonworth – The standings in Section 2 are extremely tight at the top, so the winner of this match will get a leg up to get the top spot with a week to go in the regular season.

Central Valley (13-2-0, 11-2-0 in section) handed Avonworth (12-2-2, 12-1-1 in section) its only loss of the season in Section competition back in September, but has since dropped to third place with close losses to Quaker Valley and Hopewell.  Avonworth currently holds the edge in head-to-head vs second place Quaker Valley, having won 3-0 and drawn 0-0 with the Quakers in their series, so a win on Tuesday, and the ‘Lopes should be in good shape to secure at least a share of the Section title.

SCHEDULE

Class 4A

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

Class 3A

Section 1
7:00pm Indiana at Kiski Area
7:30pm Mars at Armstrong
7:30pm Shaler at Hampton
Section 2
7:00pm Laurel Highlands at McKeesport
7:30pm Ringgold at Thomas Jefferson
7:30pm South Fayette at Albert Gallatin
7:30pm Trinity at Bethel Park
Section 3
7:30pm Franklin Regional at Latrobe
7:30pm West Mifflin at Belle Vernon
Section 4
7:30pm Blackhawk at Ambridge
7:30pm Moon at Montour
7:30pm West Allegheny at Chartiers Valley

Class 2A

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

Class 1A

Section 1
3:45pm Beaver County Christian at Eden Christian
6:00pm Freedom at South Side Beaver
4:15pm Neshannock at Sewickley Academy
Section 2
7:00pm Bentworth at Beth-Center
6:00pm California at Greensburg Central Catholic
Section 3
7:30pm Aquinas Academy at Bishop Canevin
6:30pm Brentwood at Serra Catholic
5:30pm Carlynton at Our Lady of Sacred Heart
Section 4
4:15pm Jeannette at Riverview
3:30pm St. Joseph at Winchester Thurston

Non Conference

3:15pm Knoch at Obama Academy
6:30pm Uniontown at Allderdice

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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