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Sunday, October 16, 2022 | 10:29 PM
Christopher Horner | Tribune Review
Burrell’s McKayla Cooley celebrates his goal against Freeport at Burrell High School on Monday, Oct. 3, 2022. Burrell won him 1-0.
49 WPIAL women’s soccer teams have qualified for the WPIAL playoffs, but with the regular season nearing its end, there are still some postseason spots left.
With a few exceptions, most district teams finish section play on Monday.
Here are the games that will have postseason impact:
Section 1-3A of Indiana (5-6), Kiski Area (4-7): The Little Indians are on a winning streak, and an away win for KA will send the Cavaliers into the playoffs.
Section 2-3A, Laurel Highlands (5-8) over Connellsville (7-6) and Belle Vernon (7-6) over Elizabeth Forward (11-1-1): Both Falcons and Leopards qualify for the win. If Connellsville and Belle Vernon both win, draw or lose, they both clinch.
Section 1-2A, North Catholic (11-0) Beaver (4-4-2), Hopewell (4-5-1) Central Valley (3-7), and at Avonworth (9-2) Quaker Valley (4-6-1): Bobcats and Vikings can come out victorious. The Quakers are eliminated with defeat. The Biebers will visit Hopewell to wrap up their section play on Tuesday.
Section 2-2A, Barrel (7-2-2) in Valley (5-6) and Hosted by Deer Lakes (4-6-1) Knock (8-1-1): Vikings clinch with a win or a draw. The Lancers clinch with a win and a loss or a tie in the Valley.
Section 1-A, at Springdale (10-1) Riverview (5-5): The Serra Catholics will be eliminated if the Raiders win on Monday or face the Greensburg Central Catholics (8-2) on Tuesday. Riverview lost his second and the Eagles clinch.
Section 2-A, Bentworth (4-6-1) at Beth Center (1-10) and South Allegheny (4-6-1) at Waynesburg Central (9-2): A Bearcats win or a Gladiators loss or tie would qualify for the playoffs for Bentworth and eliminate South Allegheny based on a head-to-head tiebreak in favor of Bentworth.
Section 3-A, Mohawk (6-2) at Sewickley Academy (3-6) and at liberty (9-0) South side (3-6): A Panthers win or Rams loss or draw would qualify for the playoffs for Sewickley Academy, in favor of Sewickley Academy, to eliminate the South Side based on a 1-1 tie-break.
state gold tee off
The top golfers will tee off on the first of two days of the PIAA Individual Golf Championship at Penn State Golf Course at State College.
A total of 32 men’s golfers and 17 women’s golfers from WPIAL and City League are expected to compete in the 36-hole state championship event.
District golfers are listed below along with their year and school.
3A Boys
Berthelot Blake 12 Mars
Burchianti Aidan 12 Central Catholic
Salvitti Rocco 12 Central Catholic Church
Walker Connor 12 Central Catholic
Carlson Kai 11 Avonworth
Hoffman Chris 10 North Allegheny
June Neal 11 Upper St Clair
Lorish Wes 10 Plums
Rusk Colton 10 Peters Township
Martineau Harrison 11 Indiana
Masiantonio Blaze 12 Pine Richland
Ross Zack 11 Moon
Turowski Nick 11 Penn Trafford
Swidzinski Hunter 11 Butler
Taromina Benito 12 Alderdis
2A Boys
Bald Jackson 12 Quaker Valley
Die Ethan 10 Quaker Valley
Schollaert Jonah 9 Quaker Valley
davis mitch 12 knock
Boyle Wade 12 Greensburg Central Catholic
Covey Nate 12 Freeport
Erdely Nixen 11 Frazier
Herbert Josh 12 Ligonnier Valley
Harmon Severin 10 Sewickley Academy
Mutch Joey 12 Sewickley Academy
Julika Hunter 12 Delhi
Lohr Liam 11 Carmichaels
Maloney Logan 11 Bell Vernon
Sethman Daniel 11 Brownsville
Tusai JP 11 South Park
Boytish Logan 11 Uniontown
Lorna Jay 11 Mohawk
Girls 3A
Benson Erie 9 Peters Township
Brayton Lucy 12 Penn Hills
Marosh Marissa 12 South Fayette
Morgan Maia 9 Elizabeth Forward
Ranaweera Lihini 11 Seneca Valley
Sharek Madison 11 Seneca Valley
Rankin Katie Rose 12 North Allegheny
Gedris Lily 9 Ardadis
Girls 2A
Aigner Izabela 11 Greensburg Central Catholic
Bulger Eva 12 Quaker Valley
Konieczny Claire 12 Guybel Catholic
Rundgren Pearl 9 Eden Christian Academy
Mulderig Delaney 12 Shady Side Academy
Norton Kennedy 12 Central Valley
Petersen Gianna 12 Bethlehem Center
Snow Lillie 11 Freeport
Urish Anna 12 Deer Lakes
final for monday
The WPIAL Women’s Team Tennis Playoffs are halfway through the bracket with semi-final matches in both Classes 3A and 2A set for Monday.
The top four teams advanced to District Final 4 with one exception. Fifth seed Bethel Park beat rivals and fourth seed Upper St. Clair in the quarterfinals to set the stage for a new champion after USC won gold last season.
Bethel Park will take on another South Hills rival when they face No. 1 seed Mount Lebanon at 3:00 p.m. at Thomas Jefferson High School.
Another 3A semi-final will see second seed Shadyside Academy and third seed North Allegheny play at 3pm at Sewickley Academy.
The Class 2A semi-finals will take place at North Allegheny High School, where top seed and defending champion Sewickley Academy will face No. 4 seed South Park at 3:00 p.m. increase.
The winner will take home the WPIAL Gold Medal on Wednesday afternoon at the Janet L. Swanson Tennis Center in Washington & Jefferson.
Tomorrow’s losing team will also play against Wednesday’s district comfort game. The top three teams in both classes qualify for the PIAA Women’s Team Tennis Tournament.
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