High School Basketball & Playoff Teams: January 13, 2018

BOYS

Tuesday’s Scores
Quaker Valley 80, Summit Academy 40
Ellwood City 58, Beaver 41
Rochester 69, Freedom 50
Bethel Park 78, Central Valley 69
OLSH 87, South Allegheny 54
Union 63, Riverside 52
Carlynton 58, South Side Beaver 54

Boys’ Playoff Teams (14 teams total)

5A (2 of 13)
Moon
West Allegheny

4A (4 of 12)
Quaker Valley
Ambridge
New Castle
Central Valley

3A (5 of 17)
Lincoln Park
Aliquippa
Riverside
Ellwood City
South Side Beaver

2A (2 of 12)
OLSH
Sewickley Academy

1A (1 of 12)
Cornell

GIRLS

Tuesday’s Scores
Rochester 34, Freedom 32
Quaker Valley 66, Aliquippa 35
Moon 52, South Side Beaver 36
Blackhawk 63, Hempfield 45
Riverside 60, Eden Christian 22
Beaver Falls 55, Apollo-Ridge 48
Quigley Catholic 69, Fort Cherry 39
Mohawk 63, Central Valley 51
North Allegheny 61, West Allegheny 50
Carlynton 54, Cornell 39

Girls’ Playoff Teams (12 teams total)

5A (1 of 16)
West Allegheny

4A (4 of 12)
Blackhawk
Beaver
Central Valley
Ambridge

3A (2 of 12)
Riverside
South Side Beaver

2A (1 of 13)
OLSH

1A (4 of 12)
Quigley Catholic
Rochester
Sewickley Academy
Cornell

High School Basketball: February 12, 2018

BOYS

Sunday’s Scores
Lincoln Park 78, Meadville 49
Sewickley Academy 56, Fairview 39

7:30pm
Beaver at Ellwood City
Riverside at Union
Summit Academy at Quaker Valley
South Side Beaver at Carlynton
Central Valley at Bethel Park
South Allegheny at OLSH

8:00pm
Freedom at Rochester

GIRLS

6:00pm
Freedom at Rochester

6:30pm
West Allegheny at North Allegheny

7:00pm
Fort Cherry at Quigley Catholic

7:30pm
Aliquippa at Quaker Valley
Hempfield at Blackhawk
Karns City at Beaver Falls
Mohawk at Central Valley
Eden Christian at Riverside

Brad Keselowski dominates The Clash at Daytona after starting last!!!!!!

Keselowski leads 1-2 Team Penske sweep at Daytona
By JENNA FRYER, AP Auto Racing Writer
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Brad Keselowski led a 1-2 Team Penske sweep Sunday in the exhibition The Clash at Daytona race that marks the opening of Speedweeks.
The three-car Penske contingent moved to the front of the field and had the race in control as they closed in on the checkered flag. Keselowski had a piece of garbage stuck to the front of his Ford, and that appeared to be his only challenge.
Ryan Blaney pulled out of line from behind Keselowski on the final lap in an attempt to beat his teammate, but he was left alone in the bottom lane at Daytona International Speedway and faded into traffic. Joey Logano didn’t have enough help to mount a challenge on Keselowski and had to settle for second.
Kyle Larson made contact with Jimmie Johnson on the final lap to trigger an accident that allowed Keselowski an easier route to victory lane.
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Crosby scores 2, reaches 400 goals in Pens’ 4-1 win

Crosby scores 2, reaches 400 goals in Pens’ 4-1 win.
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Sidney Crosby scored twice, including his 400th career goal, to lead the Pittsburgh Penguins to a 4-1 win over the St. Louis Blues on Sunday.
Bryan Rust snapped a tie with a third-period tally and Riley Sheahan also scored for the Penguins, who have won 12 of their past 17.
Goalie Matt Murray made 33 saves for the Penguins.
Kyle Brodziak scored for St. Louis, which had a two-game winning streak snapped.
Crosby jammed a shot under the pad of goalie Jake Allen from the side of the net at 3:31 of the second period. He becomes the 95th player in NHL history to reach the 400-goal mark. Crosby is the 25th to have 400 goals with more than 650 assists.
Crosby had been held scoreless in his previous 10 games.
The goal came 21 seconds after Brodziak scored to break a scoreless tie. He converted from close range off a pass from Chris Thorburn.
Rust scored on a breakaway at 1:05 of the third period to give his team a 2-1 lead.
Crosby added an empty-net goal with 2:48 left, his 19th of the season.
St. Louis appeared to take a 2-1 lead just 34 seconds before Rust’s goal on a tally by Paul Stastny, but video replay showed the puck was hit with a high stick.
WELCOME BACK
Pittsburgh RW Ryan Reaves returned to St. Louis for the first time since he was acquired by the Penguins in a trade on June 23, 2017. Reaves, who spent seven season as the Blues enforcer, was given a loud ovation when he came onto the ice for the first time.
NOTES: St. Louis C Paul Stastny played in his 800th NHL game. … Blues goalie Jake Allen started back-to-back games for the first time since Dec. 27-29. … Pittsburgh has gone four games without a power-play goal, tying a season high four-game drought from Dec. 11-18. … St. Louis coach Mike Yeo was an assistant for the Penguins when they won the Stanley Cup in 2009.
UP NEXT
Penguins: Host Ottawa on Tuesday.
Blues: Travel to Nashville on Tuesday.
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High School Basketball: February 9, 2018

BOYS

Thursday’s Scores
Western Beaver 72, Freedom 68
Riverside 71, Summit Academy 44
Quigley Catholic 70, St. Joseph 60

7:00pm
OLSH at Sewickley Academy

7:30pm
Quaker Valley at Ambridge (WBVP/WMBA)
Beaver at Blackhawk
Rochester at Quigley Catholic
Central Valley at Hopewell
Beaver Falls at New Castle
Mohawk at Freedom
Lincoln Park at Central Catholic
Western Beaver at Union
New Brighton at Brentwood
Montour at Moon
West Allegheny at Chartiers Valley

GIRLS

Thursday’s Scores
Beaver 59, Blackhawk 58
Beaver Falls 47, Ellwood City 25
Ambridge 66, Quaker Valley 34
South Side Beaver 48, Rochester 39
Central Valley 68, Hopewell 40
OLSH 63, Shenango 18
Mohawk 57, Quigley Catholic 54
Cornell 63, Jefferson-Morgan 29

5:30pm
Lincoln Park at Sewickley Academy

6:00pm
Montour at Moon

7:30pm
Freedom at Riverside
Quaker Valley at Winchester-Thurston

Defensive Backs Coach, Carnell Lake will not return to Steelers!!!

Carnell Lake will not return as an assistant coach for the Pittsburgh Steelers next season. He issued the following statement thru the Pittsburgh Steelers website.

I have decided to return to California to be able to be a part of my youngest son’s last year of high school football.   I want to thank Mr. Art Rooney II and the Rooney family, Coach Mike Tomlin, Kevin Colbert, the coaching staffs I have worked with throughout my time in Pittsburgh, and the entire Steelers organization. It has been a privilege and honor to play and coach for the Pittsburgh Steelers. I also want to thank all of the players I have coached during my seven years with the team – it truly was an honor to work with them. Finally, I would like to thank Steelers fans for their support and for being the best fans in the NFL during both my time as a player and coach.

 

High School Basketball: February 7, 2018

BOYS

Tuesday’s Scores
Central Valley 61, Ambridge 59 (WBVP/WMBA)
Lincoln Park 69, Ellwood City 52
Quaker Valley 73, Blackhawk 53
Aliquippa 64, New Brighton 43
Beaver Falls 85, Hopewell 58
Moon 52, West Allegheny 40
OLSH 91, Sto-Rox 42
Union 64, Rochester 45
New Castle 56, Beaver 29
Sewickley Academy 73, Shenango 63
Riverside 60, Mohawk 37
South Side Beaver 69, Charleroi 56
Vincentian 97, Quigley Catholic 71
Carlynton 68, Freedom 41
Western Beaver 59, Fort Cherry 44

7:30pm
Hopewell at South Side Beaver
Highlands at Lincoln Park
St. Joseph at Quigley Catholic

GIRLS

Tuesday’s Scores
Aliquippa 49, New Brighton 47
Moon 41, Hopewell 27
Carlynton 61, Freedom 50
Winchester-Thurston 57, Riverside 42

5:30pm
Mohawk at Quigley Catholic

6:30pm
Aliquippa at Union

7:00pm
Serra Catholic at Sewickley Academy

7:30pm
Moon at Blackhawk
Seneca Valley at Central Valley
Shenango at Cornell

Scores across the valley

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Wbvp/ Trib Live

Central Valley 61 vs Ambridge 59   Final

 

Quaker Valley 73 vs Blackhawk 53   Final

Moon 52 vs West Allegheny 40   Final

Lincoln Park 69 vs Ellwood City 52   Final

Beaver Falls 85 vs Hopewell 58   Final

 

High School Basketball: February 6, 2018

BOYS

7:00pm
Cornell at Holy Family Academy

7:30pm
Ambridge at Central Valley (WBVP/WMBA)
New Brighton at Aliquippa
Blackhawk at Quaker Valley
Ellwood City at Lincoln Park
Moon at West Allegheny
Hopewell at Beaver Falls
Union at Rochester
New Castle at Beaver
Sto-Rox at OLSH
Quigley Catholic at Vincentian
Charleroi at South Side Beaver
Riverside at Mohawk
Western Beaver at Fort Cherry
Sewickley Academy at Shenango

8:00pm
Carlynton at Freedom

GIRLS

Monday’s Scores
Blackhawk 70, Central Valley 50
Quigley Catholic 63, Rochester 53
West Allegheny 70, Lincoln Park 28
Beaver 47, Quaker Valley 43
Mohawk 75, Beaver Falls 39
Cornell 41, Sewickley Academy 39
Ambridge 46, New Castle 45
OLSH 64, Fort Cherry 20
Neshannock 63, Riverside 32
South Side Beaver 64, Brownsville 32
Chartiers-Houston 64, New Brighton 18
Laurel 48, Ellwood City 42
Burgettstown 66, Aliquippa 22

6:00pm
New Brighton at Aliquippa
Carlynton at Freedom

7:30pm
Hopewell at Moon

High School Basketball: February 5, 2018

GIRLS

6:30pm
Chartiers-Houston at New Brighton

7:30pm
Quigley Catholic at Rochester
Central Valley at Blackhawk
Lincoln Park at West Allegheny
Beaver at Quaker Valley
Beaver Falls at Mohawk
Aliquippa at Burgettstown
Sewickley Academy at Cornell
Riverside at Neshannock
Ambridge at New Castle
OLSH at Fort Cherry
Laurel at Ellwood City

No Boys games in the Beaver Valley tonight.