WPIAL / PIAA Boys High School Soccer Daily Report (Oct 1): Thursday Schedule / Scoreboard

Turning the page to Thursday, the WPIAL boys soccer slate is packed with high-stakes section fixtures as the second-half sprint to the postseason hits full stride!

With section title races tightening and playoff seeding points on the line across all four classifications, we anticipate another intense night of competition across Western PA.

Don’t forget earlier this week, we put together our first WPIAL Postseason Projections of the season — WPIAL / PIAA Boys Soccer: Midseason standings and postseason seeding projections

We will be tracking action on this thread— stay tuned for Social Media Highlights and live score updates as results roll in!

If you have any scores, highlights or updates to share, you can tag Pittsburgh Soccer Now’s social media platforms or message us.  And, as always, thanks for your continued support of our coverage of soccer in Western Pennsylvania.

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Boys Soccer Thursday Schedule (Oct. 1)

WPIAL Class 4A

Section 1

• Central Catholic at Connellsville — 7:30pm

• Fox Chapel at Norwin — 7:30pm

• Gateway at Hempfield — 7:30pm

Section 2

• Baldwin at Canon-McMillan — 7:45pm

• Mt. Lebanon at Peters Township — 7:00pm

• Upper St. Clair at Bethel Park — 7:00pm

Section 3

• Butler at North Hills — 7:30pm

• North Allegheny at Moon — 7:30pm

• Pine-Richland at Seneca Valley — 7:30pm

WPIAL Class 3A

Section 1

• Kiski Area at Franklin Regional — 7:00pm

• Indiana at Greensburg Salem — 7:30pm

• Latrobe at Armstrong — 7:30pm

Section 2

• Albert Gallatin at Uniontown — 7:00pm

• Laurel Highlands at Trinity — 7:30pm

Section 3

• Penn Hills at Mars — 6:00pm

• Plum at Shaler — 7:00pm

• Hampton at Woodland Hills — 7:30pm

Section 4

• Blackhawk at South Fayette — 7:30pm

• Montour at Central Valley — 7:30pm

• West Allegheny at Chartiers Valley — 7:30pm

WPIAL Class 2A

Section 1

• Burrell at Leechburg — 7:00pm

• Deer Lakes at Knoch — 7:00pm

• Freeport at Valley — 7:00pm

Section 2

• Hopewell at South Side — 7:30pm

• Mohawk at Beaver Area — 7:30pm

• North Catholic at Ambridge — 7:30pm

Section 3

• Avonworth at East Allegheny — 6:00pm

• Quaker Valley at Steel Valley — 6:00pm

• South Allegheny at Shady Side Academy — 7:00pm

Section 4

• Elizabeth Forward at Charleroi — 7:00pm

• Waynesburg Central at McGuffey — 7:00pm

• South Park at Keystone Oaks — 7:15pm

Section 5

• Mount Pleasant at Derry Area — 4:00pm

• Brownsville at Southmoreland — 7:00pm

• Yough at Belle Vernon — 7:00pm

WPIAL Class 1A

Section 1

• Our Lady of Sacred Heart at Aquinas Academy — 4:00pm

• Sewickley Academy at Beaver County Christian — 4:00pm

• Eden Christian at Freedom — 4:45pm

Section 2

• Bentworth at Serra Catholic — 6:30pm

• Beth-Center at Chartiers-Houston — 7:00pm

• Carlynton at California — 7:00pm

• Brentwood at Bishop Canevin — 7:30pm

Section 3

• Springdale at Winchester Thurston — 5:00pm

• St. Joseph at Riverview — 6:00pm

• Trinity Christian at Greensburg Central Catholic — 6:00pm

Non-Conference

• Highlands at Brashear — 3:00pm

• Carrick at Obama Academy — 3:30pm

• Ligonier Valley at Jeannette — 5:30pm

• Allderdice at Seton LaSalle — 7:30pm

John Krysinsky

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).