Category: High School Basketball

Friday December 15, 2023 Boys High School Basketball

Riverside – 52

Beaver Falls – 56

WPIAL Boys Basketball 01-06-17

WPIAL Boys Basketball Scores 01/06/17

WPIAL Class 4A Section 2 (4A)
Beaver Area at Central Valley 49-52 Blackhawk at Ambridge 53-64 Hopewell at New Castle 47-82 Quaker Valley at Beaver Falls 78-58

WPIAL Class 3A Section 1 (3A) Mohawk at Aliquippa 34-63 New Brighton at Lincoln Park 57-91 Riverside at Ellwood City 66-51

WPIAL Class 2A Section 3 (2A)
Bishop Canevin at Sewickley Academy 75-82
Laurel at Our Lady of Sacred Heart 54-65
Neshannock at Sto-Rox 60-53 Northgate at Shenango 47-74

WPIAL Class 1A Section 1 (1A)
Quigley Catholic at Cornell 27-76
Union at Holy Family Academy 59-43
Western Beaver at Vincentian Academy 57-86

Jeannette 30, Rochester 20

Rochester and Jeannette met for the first time ever in the WPIAL Class 1A Semi-Final on Saturday night at Fox Chapel. It was history in the making.

But as Rochester was to find out, history-making does not automatically result in an outcome worth remembering.

A dominant third quarter by the #3 Jayhawks led to a 30-20 victory over the #2 Rochester Rams on WMBA tonight. Rochester took an initial 6-0 lead before giving up 30 unanswered through the middle quarters. Jeannette will play Clairton in the WPIAL 1A Final next Saturday. Rochester ends its season at 11-1.

Caleb Collins (Rochester) and Gio Vonne Sanders (Jeanette) were selected as the CCBC Players of The Game.

Tom Hays has the recap for beavercountyradio.com.

Steel Valley 42, Riverside 0

In Week 1, Steel Valley defeated Riverside 41-7.
11 weeks later, the Panthers got a rematch with the Ironmen.
The Panthers wanted revenge.
Instead all they got was a re-run.

#1 Steel Valley defeated #4 Riverside 42-0 in the WPIAL Class 2A semifinals at Newman Stadium on WBVP. It was the 12th straight game in which the undefeated Ironmen forced the Mercy Rule. Steel Valley will play Neshannock in the WPIAL 2A Finals next Saturday. Riverside ends its season at 9-3.

Riverside’s Kyle Marweg and Steel Valley’s DeWayne Murray were named the CCBC Players of The Game.

Bob Barrickman has the recap for beavercountyradio.com.

Beaver Falls Wins WPIAL AA Championship!

Congratulations to the Beaver Falls Tigers for winning the WPIAL AA Championship,  35 to 22 over Aliquippa. This is the fourth time that Beaver Falls has won the title, the first in 32 years. They now move on to the state finals. Way to go Tigers!!

WPIAL Playoff Final Scores 11/11/16

6A
Seneca Valley 28, North Allegheny 27
Central Catholic 63, Pine-Richland 34

5A
West Allegheny 35, Woodland Hills 7
McKeesport 41, Gateway 38

4A
New Castle 38, Ringgold 17
Thomas Jefferson 35, West Mifflin 7

3A
Beaver Falls 28, Keystone Oaks 21
Aliquippa 46, Derry 20

2A
Riverside 21, Freedom 7
Steel Valley 50, Laurel 14
Neshannock 71, CW North Catholic 28
Washington 61, Brentwood 27

1A
Rochester 32, Imani Christian 6
Jeanette 69, Springdale 21
Clairton 46, Fort Cherry 8
Northgate 41, Bishop Canevin 0

Riverside 21, Freedom 7

When they first played this season on Beaver County Radio, Riverside and Freedom combined for 28 points on the scoreboard, and Riverside won 18-10.

This time, in a playoff rematch, Riverside and Freedom again put 28 posts on the scoreboard. Only this time, the Panthers kept more points for themselves.

#4 Riverside gets their 2nd win over #12 Freedom this year, eliminating the Bulldogs 21-7 in the Class 2A quarterfinal at Seneca Valley on WMBA. Riverside moves on to the semis where they will play #1 Steel Valley (50-13 winners vs. Laurel), site and time to be determined. Freedom’s season ends at 4-8.

Freedom’s Cody Roth and Riverside’s Austin Dambach were selected as CCBC Players of the Game.

Beaver Falls 28, Keystone Oaks 21

Beaver Falls came into their game with Keystone Oaks winning 9 straight games. And on the back of their star running back, they have made it 10 with a trip to Heinz Field.

The #2 Tigers advance to the 3A Championship with a 28-21 victory over the #3 Golden Eagles at Ambridge on WBVP. The Tigers won on a touchdown run by Derrell Carter in the last minute before stopping Keystone Oaks on their final drive.

The Tigers improve to 10-1 and will get a rematch with #1 Aliquippa (46-20 winners over Derry) at Heinz Field next Friday. Keystone Oaks ends its season at 9-2.

Carter and KO’s Quran Powe were selected as the CCBC Players of The Game.

Bob Barrickman has the recap for beavercountyradio.com.

Aliquippa 42, South Park 7

Many changes came to the WPIAL Playoffs this year, including Aliquippa (and a host of others) moving up to 3A and playing only three rounds of playoffs.

One thing though that did not change was Aliquippa being #1 in the WPIAL Playoffs, and proving why in the first round.

The Quips cruise to a 42-7 victory over the #8-seeded South Park Eagles at Moe Rubenstein Stadium on WMBA. The Quips improve to 9-2 and will play Derry in the Class 3A seminfinals next Friday.

South Park’s Adam Morris and Aliquippa’s Xavier Fisher earned CCBC Player of The Game honors.

Rochester 39, Riverview 6

It’s been a while since the Rochester Rams made the WPIAL Playoffs (2012), but Gene Matsook’s squad acted tonight as if they’d never left.

#2 Rochester dominated the #15 Riverview in the opening round of the Class 1A playoffs with a 39-6 win on WBVP. Rochester improves to 10-0 and will face Imani Christian in the quarterfinals next Friday, site and time to be determined.

Nasan Tibbens of Riverview and Rochester’s Andrew Massey were named CCBC Players of The Game.