Friday December 15, 2023 Boys High School Basketball
Riverside – 52
Beaver Falls – 56
5A
Chartiers Valley 69, Moon 29
Montour 64, Lincoln Park 31
South Fayette 56, West Allegheny 50
4A
Blackhawk 85, Hopewell 56
Beaver 60, New Castle 44
Central Valley 53, Quaker Valley 31
3A
Riverside 55, Ellwood City 31
South Side 46, South Allegheny 42
Neshannock 79, Freedom 18
Mohawk 51, Laurel 45
2A
OLSH 62, Aliquippa 42
Burgettstown 56, New Brighton 27
1A
Rochester 58, Union 42
Cornell 56, Quigley Catholic 48
Sewickley Academy 40, Propel Andrew Street 19
Here are the scores from last night in high school action (all non-section):
Boys
Beaver 84, South Side 57
Rochester 59, Carlynton 52
Girls
Montour 64, Quaker Valley 46
Here’s a look at tonight’s local Girls’ matches:
5A
Lincoln Park at Montour
Moon at Chartiers Valley
South Fayette at West Allegheny
4A
Hopewell at Blackhawk
Central Valley at Quaker Valley
Beaver at New Castle
3A
Riverside at Ellwood City
Freedom at Neshannock
South Allegheny at South Side
Laurel at Mohawk
2A
Aliquippa at OLSH
Burgettstown at New Brighton
1A
Union at Rochester
Quigley Catholic at Cornell
Sewickley Academy at Propel Andrew Street
Local D-I colleges earned the signatures of many Western Pennsylvania senior football players, and many Beaver County stars are moving to colleges out-of-area. The list below explains who goes where:
Beaver County athletes who signed to D-I colleges
COLORADO STATE
Kieran Firment, West Allegheny
Darius Wise, Beaver
IOWA
Geno Stone, New Castle
MICHIGAN
Donovan Jeter, Beaver Falls
TOLEDO
A.J. Crider, South Side Beaver
Western PA athletes headed to local D-I colleges
PENN STATE
Lamont Wade, Clairton
C.J. Thorpe, Pittsburgh Central Catholic
PITT
Gabe Houy, Upper St. Clair
Grant Carrigan, Pine-Richland
Tyler Sear, Neshannock
Paris Ford, Steel Valley
WEST VIRGINIA
Kenny Robinson, Imani Christian
Last night on Beaver County Radio, Lincoln Park stayed undefeated in Section 1-AAA with a 66-60 victory over Aliquippa. The win puts the Leopards at 8-0 in section play, clinching first place. Aliquippa clinches a playoff berth in the loss, but is only one game ahead of Ellwood City for third place. The loss drops the Quips to 5-3 in the section and 9-11 overall.
Other scores from last night.
Knoch 44
Moon 56
Beaver Falls 77
Quaker Valley 66
Central Valley 51
Beaver 53
Ambridge 56
Blackhawk 52
New Castle 78
Hopewell 37
Riverside 83
New Brighton 47
Mohawk 47
Ellwood City 57
Freedom 44
Avonworth 93
OLSH 68
Laurel 66
Sweickley Academy 58
Bishop Canevin 60
Vincentian 78
Western Beaver 40
Cornell 70
Quigley 48
Here’s all the High School Girls’ Basketball scores from local action last night:
5A
West Allegheny 53, Moon 33
South Fayette 68, Lincoln Park 20
4A
Quaker Valley 70, Hopewell 48
Ambridge 74, Beaver 54
Central Valley 63, New Castle 36
3A
Freedom 60, Ellwood City 57
Riverside 43, Mohawk 37
Laurel 40, Beaver Falls 24
South Side 57, McGuffey 31
2A
OLSH 57, Washington 38
Chartiers-Houston 67, Aliquippa 28
Shenango 53, New Brighton 30
1A
Cornell 57, Rochester 21
Sewickley Academy 46, Union 34
Quigley Catholic 56, Propel Andrew Street 7
Tonight on Beaver County Radio, Lincoln Park travels to Aliquippa in a Section 1-AAA matchup. The Leopards are 7-0 in the section (14-4 overall), including a heated 82-61 victory over the Quips (5-2, 9-10) back on January 10th. Tipoff is at 7:30, with pregame at 7:05.
Other games in Boys’ action tonight:
5A
Knoch at Moon
4A
Central Valley at Beaver
Ambridge at Blackhawk
Beaver Falls at Quaker Valley
New Castle at Hopewell
3A
Riverside at New Brighton
Freedom at Avonworth
Mohawk at Ellwood City
2A
OLSH at Laurel
Sewickley Academy at Bishop Canevin
1A
Cornell at Quigley Catholic
Vincentian at Western Beaver
Quaker Valley 69, Central Valley 58
Beaver Falls 66, Ambridge 60
Moon 47, Hampton 46
Mars 96, West Allegheny 65
Beaver 67, Hopewell 38
New Castle 53, Blackhawk 46
Lincoln Park 92, New Brighton 55
Riverside 60, Ellwood City 48
Aliquippa 58, Mohawk 45
Brownsville 55, South Side 44
Sewickley Academy 68, Laurel 63
OLSH 66, Northgate 24
Vincentian 91, Rochester 65
Cornell 70, Union 63
Beaver Falls, in their first game after the announcing of Doug Biega’s retirement, won a close and spirited 2-AAAA victory over the Ambridge Bridgers on WMBA.
The Tigers enter a three-way tie with Beaver and Central Valley at 5-5 in the section (7-7 overall), while Ambridge drops to 3-6 (5-11).
Nick Campalong of the Bridgers and Josh Creach of the Tigers were named CCBC Players of The Game.
In a close-fought Section 2-AAAA battle, the Quaker Valley Quakers remain in a tie for first place with a 69-58 victory over the Central Valley Warriors on WBVP.
The Quakers improve to 9-1 in the section (15-1) overall, and the Warriors drop to 5-5 (10-7).
Coletrane Washington (Quaker Valley) and Parker Hudson (Central Valley) were named the CCBC Players of The Game.
The consistent scoring prowess of Quaker Valley was too much for the Beaver Bobcats tonight, as the Quakers earn a 93-65 victory in Section 2-AAAA play.
Quaker Valley distances themselves from third place and remains in second at 7-1 (13-1 overall), while Beaver drops to a 3-way tie for fifth at 3-5 (6-8).
Danny Conlan of the Quakers and Tyler Wallace of the Bobcats were chosen as tonight’s CCBC Players of The Game.