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Kittanning	X	11	Hampton		4	A	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
Freeport		2	Sewickley Academy	X	10	A	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
Center	X	9	South Park		0	A	Shane Reeger scores three times to lead the Trojans to a shutout win over Eagles
Somerset		0	Mars		7	A	Elliott Tisdale scores three times and Tyler Stepke earns the shutout for Mars
Westmont Hilltop		5	South Fayette		3	A	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
Greensburg CC		2	Meadville	X	5	AA	Drew Finton chips in a goal and three assists to lead the Bulldogs over GCC
Canevin		4	Latrobe	X	5	AA	Latrobe outlasts the Crusaders in OT	OT
Chartiers Valley		4	Moon	X	5	AA	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
Bethel Park		2	Upper St. Clair		1	AAA	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
McDowell		1	Seneca Valley	X	6	AAA	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
Hempfield		1	Norwin	X	15	AAA	Dan Palmer scores a hat trick to lead the Knights to 3-0 Start
Wheeling Park		2	Mt. Lebanon		3	AAA	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED

 

Knoch	X	4	Serra Catholic		3	A	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
Franklin Regional	X	6	Wheeling CC		5	AA	Nicco Cecere scores the game winner as FR moves to 3-0
Peters Township		5	Cathedral Prep		3	AA	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
Penn Trafford	X	6	Pine Richland		5	AAA	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
North Allegheny		0	State College		5	AAA	Abe Edson, Daniel Mascone, and Darin Spicer score for SC
Central Catholic	X	6	Fox Chapel		2	AAA	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED

PA HOCKEY GAME OF THE WEEK 

GREENSBURG -

      Latrobe Hockey has not lost a hockey game since February of 2008 to Greensburg CC.

The two time defending Pennsylvania State Champions return several key players and in addition has tremendous development in the Junior Varsity and Freshman programs, which has caused the Wildcats to have to cut players for the first time in recent memory.

Head Coach Dan Ridder knows that his team is a work in progress for 2009-2010 and the goal is to return to the Pennsylvania State Championship for an opportunity for a three peat in March.

      Peters Twp knows all about three peats as the Indians had an opportunity in 2004 at Neville Island only to fall to Archbishop Carroll in a shocking State Championship contest. The Indians returned the very next year to knock off Haverford and capture their 3rd State Title in four years. Head Coach Rick Tingle, who actually called the broadcast of the 2003 State Championship when arguably one of the greatest High School Teams of all-time throttled Holy Ghost Prep at IceLine as Peters established itself as one of the premier hockey programs in State History with that run.

        Latrobe got this party started in the opening period as Charlie Harris pounced ona Jayson Angus rebound at 8:04 to give the Cats a 1-0 lead. Ben Dachille tied the game for Peters less than a minute later as his shot through traffic found its way behind the Latrobe goaltender at 7:35 to knot the score at 1-1. Peters took the lead at 4:12 as Cody Gubala slipped a rebound through the 5-hole to make it 2-1 with 4:12 to go in period number one.

        Peters got into penalty trouble late in the first period and Jayson Angus made them pay as high shot from the high slot on a 5 on 3 power play beat Woody Shell to tie the score at two apiece. The turning point of the hockey game came on another Latrobe power play as Drew Rubeo stole the puck from the Latrobe defenseman and scored with 6:35 to go in the middle period to make it 3-2.

         Latrobe could not take advantage of yet another man advantage and Matt White extended the Peters lead with a pretty breakaway goal through the 5-hole to make it 4-2 in favor of the Indians with 6:02 to go. Latrobe poured on the shots in the 3rd period outshooting Peters 15-11 and 38-31 on the evening, but could not solve Woody Shell, who played an excellent game between the pipes. The Wildcats never quit and Noah Batis scored at the buzzer to make the final score Peters 4 Latrobe 3 and while Peters Twp defeated the Wildcats, Latrobe showed it is not going to hand over their title without a scrap and would certainly be an interesting match up in March.

Game Summary provided by Peters Twp Hockey

10/26/2009 - Indians open the 2009/2010 season with win over Elizabeth Forward

In a battle of politically incorrect nicknames, the Indians of Peters Township downed the Warriors of Elizabeth Forward by a 6-1 score in their home opener at the Iceoplex at Southpointe tonight.  The Indians came out with a vengeance in the 1st period, outshooting the Warriors by a 20-2 margin and jumping to a 3 goal lead.  Senior Cody Gubala got the Indians on the scoreboard at the 7:45 mark of the 1st period when he took a pass from fellow Senior Kevin Hough and snapped a low shot past the EF netminder, Michael Amelio also assisted on the play.  Cody Gubala struck again at the 2:47 mark, banging home a rebound of a Kevin Hough shot for a 2-0 lead.  Junior Matt Lison closed out the scoring in the 1st period for the Indians when he converted a pretty passing play with Senior Matt White with 31 seconds remaining on the clock.  Senior Jake Boss also picked up an assist on Lison's goal.

The Indians took their foot off the gas a bit in the 2nd period and the result was relatively evenly played period as evidenced by the shots on goal (10 to 8 in favor of Peters).  Matt White scored the Indians only goal of the period, ripping a one-timer off a beautiful feed from Jake Boss to give the Indians a 4-0 lead after 2 periods.

The Indians came out after the ice cut with a renewed urgency and dominated the 3rd period, outshooting the Warriors by a 12-3 margin.  After EF got on the board to make the score 4-1, White put the game away with an outstanding individual effort, scoring an empty net goal while killing a 6 on 3 disadvantage for the Indians.  Lison closed out the scoring at the 0:48 mark of the final period with assists from Seniors Drew Rubeo and Paul Henney.

Senior netminder Tyler Borne picked up the victory for the Indians, stopping 12 of 13 shots.

Peters takes on 2 time defending Penguin and PA State Champion Latrobe on Thursday 10/29/2009 at the Kirk Nevin arena in Greensburg.

Quaker Valley	X	6	Serra Catholic		5	A	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
South Park		0	Freeport	X	7	A	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
Deer Lakes		0	Hampton	X	8	A	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
Sewickley Academy		4	Center	X	12	A	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
West Allegheny		3	Canevin	X	4	AA	Pete Carney scores twice and Frankie Vance adds a goal and two assists to lead Crusaders to a 4-3 win over West A
Montour	X	4	Moon		3	AA	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
Meadville	X	3	Baldwin		0	AA	Meadville shut out Baldwin 3-0. It was Jamie Plunkett's 800th career win.
Thomas Jefferson		5	Franklin Regional	X	7	AA	Steve Shirk scores a hat trick to lead the Panthers to opening victory over TJ. Robert Conducci scores three goals for the Jaguars
Peters Township	X	6	Elizabeth Forward		1	AA	GOALS; Matt White, Matt Lison, and Cody Gubala, all had two for Peters. Dustin Briggs had the goal for E.F. Shots on goal; Peters - 43 E.F. - 13.
Norwin	X	5	State College		1	AAA	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
Shaler	X	5	McDowell		1	AAA	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
Upper St. Clair	X	2	Bethel Park		1	AAA	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
Pine Richland	X	8	Wheeling Park		0	AAA	#29 Nolan Trombetta scored a hat trick and Dan Szymanski with the shutout
Fox Chapel		1	Mt. Lebanon	X	6	AAA	Will Hoeft scores a hat trick to lead the Blue Devils over the Foxes
Plum		4	Seneca Valley	X	6	AAA	In a 4-4 game, Seneca Valley's Logan Pfeffer scores with 54 seconds remaining and adds an empty netter for 6-4 win

2009 Pennsylvania High School Hockey Championships

West Chester, Pennsylvania

Bayard Rustin 5 Mars 0

WEST CHESTER -

Class A – Hat Trick for West Chester

        Bayard Rustin (23-2-0) entered the 20^th Anniversary of the Pennsylvania Class A Championship as Flyers Cup Champions for the first time, on the heels of its brother schools Henderson in 2007 and East in 2008 capturing the previous Pa Cup crowns and ranked # 1 in the Pa Hockey Statewide Rankings. The most revealing factor that does not show up in the stat column is the overwhelming support for Head Coach Nick Russo’s Knights as over 1000 jammed into the IceLine Rink in West Chester, Pa. And 85 – 90 % where in the Blue and Gold of Bayard Rustin.

         Mars (23-1-0) winners of the Penguins Cup earlier this week has not played in a hostile environment and certainly did not play the caliber of competition that the Knights do in the Inter-County League, but nonetheless the Planets came out hitting in the opening minutes and outshot BY 12-7, but could not beat goaltender Philipp Allmaier. Rustin went on the power play at 10:13 of the opening period and imposing defenseman Eric Knodel gained the blue line of the Mars zone and fired a lasar to the stick side of Tyler Stepke to give the Knights a 1-0 lead.

         Mars got a little sloppy early in the 2^nd period and Patrick Kinch made a superb play to keep the puck in the zone get it to Knodel, who threw the puck to the net and Matt Capone outworked the Mars defense for the puck and found the net to give Rustin a 2-0 advantage at 14:28. The Planets were reeling and Tyler Stepke made several nice saves to keep the score 2-0. Mars then took a couple of penalties that would spell doom for their State Championship hopes as William Gaffney took down the right side and wheeled behind the net and completely fooled everyone in the building except the forgotten player on the play and the previews as Mike Ignatuk took the backdoor pass and tapped it in for a huge goal and Rustin was on their way with 7:11 to go and over half the game to play. The Planets slim hopes now were getting worse as the Knights outshot them 16-8 in the middle period and then capped off a great period of hockey as William Gaffney took advantage of a bad clearing attempt and deposited it on the backhand past Stepke to make it 4-0 with 1:06 to go in the period.

        Bayard Rustin held off a Mars potential rally in the 3^rd period by playing smart hockey and limiting time and space and even though the Planets outshot BY in the 3^rd period 8-5, Phillipp Allmaier would turn away all 28 shots to earn a State Championship shutout. Brian Christie would put an exclamation point on Bayard Rustin’s first State Championship victory on a great individual effort beating Stepke on the backhand to make it a 5-0 final and the hat trick for West Chester schools as Rutin joined East and Henderson as Pennsylvania Class A State Champions.

2009 Pennsylvania High School Hockey Championships

West Chester, Pennsylvania

Latrobe 3 Council Rock South 2

WEST CHESTER

Class AA – Rally for perfection for Latrobe

        Latrobe (25-0-0) has been on a quest since the 2008-2009 season began and become the 2^nd Pennsylvania School in Class AA [first was Thomas Jefferson in 1999] and 13^th team in State History [Conestoga AAA (1986), Upper St Clair AAA (1987), Meadville AAA (1992,1993,1994,1995,1996), Bishop McCort A (1996), Bethel Park (2002), Mt Lebanon (2006) LaSalle (2008) to complete a perfect season in Interscholastic Hockey in the State of Pennsylvania. Council Rock South (19-5-1), the Flyers Cup would be the team in the Wildcats way of history and beat Suburban League rival North Penn to win their first ever Flyers Cup.

        Latrobe was the aggressor in the opening period outshooting CR South 13 –4 in the opening period but Hawks goaltender Sean Boyd was superb stopping the all. Council Rock got a break as the puck bounced past the Latrobe defesneman at the point and Peter Malamud raced up the ice and fired a wrist shot past Nick Loyacona to give the Hawks a 1-0 lead at 3:34 and a short handed goal.

        The Wildcats tied the score at 9:30 of the second as Matthew Batis found a loose puck and beat Boyd on the short side to make the count 1-1. CR South had the better of the play in the second period outshooting them 11-6 and earned the lead as Patrick Grilli would not be denied after Loyacona made several great stops and scored on the rebound with 7:09 to play for a power play goal.

        Latrobe came out flying in the 3^rd period and put CR South on their heels, but Sean Boyd was making the lead stand up. The Hawks took a penalty behind the play and Latrobe’s chances were running out. Dillon Hunter pinched from his point position found the puck and fired a blazing snapshot that just trickled past Boyd for a power play goal with 4:58 to play after some pretty nice passing by the Latrobe power play. Hawks called timeout to settle down their team, but it backfired as Latrobe kept coming and with time running down in regulation, Tyler Berger gathered the puck in the neutral zone and sped down the left side of the ice got a step on the CR South defenseman and slipped a backhand through the 5 hole of Sean Boyd sending the throng of Latrobe faithful into a frenzy. The Wildcats held off Council Rock South the rest of the way and as they did a year ago by the identical score of 3-2, the Latrobe Wildcats became the 5^th Class AA team to win back to back Pennsylvania State Championships.

2009 Pennsylvania High School Hockey Championships

West Chester, Pennsylvania

LaSalle 6 Shaler 4

Class AAA – LaSalle journey’s pay off as they edge feisty Shaler

        LaSalle (25-9-5) did not have the season it did a year ago and for Head Coach Wally Muehlbronner the goal was simple, win the last game of the season and LaSalle would be champions of the State of Pennsylvania for the 3^rd time in their history and second in a row. Shaler (23-2-0) would be an unknown opponent for LaSalle, but a team that has grown with each victory this season and gained quite a bit of momentum in the playoffs and winning their first ever Penguins Cup in 38 years was maybe the beginning for the Titans as Curt Hetz has built a group of mostly underclassmen into a winner in his first year and the former two-time 50 goal scorer for the Titans believed his team may have some surprises for the Explorers.

       LaSalle didn’t waste any time getting things rolling as Flyers Cup hero Dan Merenich scored on a rebound just 58 seconds into the Pennsylvania Class AAA title. Shaler had some jitters but started to build on a penalty kill early in the period. The Titans went on the power play as Gabe Antoni stopped Shane Shiring at 4:02, which grew to a 5 on 3 for 20 seconds. Shaler capitalized as Brian Stein jammed home a Tyler Schreiber rebound to knot the game at one apiece and more importantly established that it could play on equal footing with the Explorers. Shaler committed a costly turnover and Ross Denczi made them pay with 3:13 to play giving LaSalle a 2-1 lead. The Titans fought back and tied the score as Drew Martz converted a quick pass to the front of the net by Patrick Schafer with just 15 seconds to play and the score was tied at 2-2 after one period.

       In a wide open second period the teams exchanged shots throughout the period. Shaler’s Drew Martz knocked home a loose puck with 8:44 to go in the period to give the Titans their first lead 3-2. The Explorers now had their work cut out for them and turned their game up a notch late in the 2^nd period. Ross Denczi got things started as he wlaked out of the corner and whipped a backhand past Steven Weilersbacher to tie the score 3-3. Less than a minute later was a huge turning point of this State Championship as Matt Catanese kept the puck in at the right point threw a shot which deflected up in the air and Steven Weilersbacher never saw as came down like a rainbow out of the sky over the Shaler goaltender’s glove and into the net as LaSalle regain the lead 4-3. The Titans were on their heels at this point and on a delayed penalty call Mark Schnupp found a loose puck after his teammate was pulled down and stayed with it beating incoming Shaler  goaltender Oscar Prom on the stick side to make it 5-3 with 2:31 to go. The Titans did not quit and had to kill off a penalty late in the period, when Shane Shiring undressed a LaSalle defenseman and fired a low shot on Gabe Antoni, which squirted free and Drew Martz charged the net and buried upstairs at 1:09 to pull Shaler to within one 5-4 at the end of two periods.

       The next goal in this hockey game would be paramount as LaSalle found itself in a good old fashioned dogfight with Shaler. The Titans came out in the third period and outshot them 15-6 and the Explorers were holding on at this point as Gabe Antoni made a nice save on Patrick Dobson at 10:34 and similar to Shaler’s Penguins Cup game winner LaSalle was able to work the puck into the Shaler zone just 17 seconds later and Ross Denczi found an opening and Nick Cruice set him up for the biggest goal of LaSalle’s season to give the Explorers some  breathing room at 6-4. Shaler kept working and forcing the play in LaSalle’s end and on the power play nearly scored but Sean McCue was robbed on a spectacular save by Antoni at 7:26 and the Titans kept the puck alive but Antoni made another great stop on Zac Lynch with 7:09 to play. The Explorers could smell victory but Shaler did not go quietly as the Titans played toe to toe with them outshooting LaSalle 42-37 for the game. LaSalle was able to hold on and became the 5^th Class AAA team to repeat as Class AAA State Champions joining Churchill, Conestoga, Meadville and Bethel Park to repeat as Pennsylvania Class AAA State Champions.   

Mars 3 Bishop McCort 2

PITTSBURGH –

    A lot has been written and a lot said about Mars throughout the season, but the simple fact is that this team has been the number one team in Class A for most of the season and since their Penguins Cup loss a year ago looking to atone for what happened at Mellon Arena losing to Quaker Valley and this game would be an opportunity for the Planets to claim their first ever Penguins Cup and move on to Saturday’s State Championship game against 2009 Flyers Cup champions Bayard Rustin. In their path would be a Bishop McCort team and program with a long tradition of Penguins Cup excellence including five Pennsylvania State Class A Championships. Mars would strike first in this game in the 1^st period on the power play as Michael Mazzota unleashed a long slap shot from the center point that beat McCort goaltender Jimmy Stenger on a the stick side at 10:33. McCort woul tie the contest at 8:18 of the 2^nd period on a bang bang play as Matt Hotlz drilled home a Dane Domonkos rebound to tie the score at one apiece. Brady Sipe would give the Planets the lead with 9:11 to go in regulation as he fired a wrist shot upstairs past Stenger to make it 2-1 in favor of Mars. A little insurance came Mars way on terrific passing play as Andrew Santa finished off a passing play between Derek Sitterly and Matt Wingert with 4:24 to go to make it 3-1 Planets. Dane Domonkos pulled the Crimson Crushers back to within one with 2:56 to play on a power play goal on a rebound of a Kurtis Straw shot from the left point and McCort still had a chance. Mars goaltender Taylor Stepke stopped 28 of 29 shots in the game and several over the last few minutes to give the Mars Planets their first ever Penguins Cup championship.

2009 Penguins Cup AA Championship

Latrobe 3 Montour 0

PITTSBURGH –

2009 Penguins Cup Semi-Finals

PITTSBURGH -

Class A – Bishop McCort 9 Serra Catholic 3

         In a see-saw affair over the opening two periods, Bishop McCort (17-4-2) broke open a 4-3 contest with five goals in the 3^rd period to smash Serra Catholic (20-3-0). After Zack Bartos opened the scoring for McCort in the 1^st, in a six goal second period the Crushers and Eagles were 4-3 in favor of McCort at the end of two periods. Nick Pappas, Kurtis Straw and  Dane Domonkos scored for Bishop McCort and Jay Leppo, Erik Manetta and Corey Beam scored for the Eagles. Todd Thomas of Bishop McCort broke the game wide open with two goals 1:47 apart early in the third period and Domonkos added his second and Zack Bartos completed the hat trick with two goals late in the final stanza. The Crimson Crushers outshot Serra 29-20.    

 Class AA – Montour 2 Canevin 1  

     Goaltending is sometimes a great equalizer in the playoffs and Montour (17-7-1) has a great one in Matt Skoff, who turned aside 34 of 35 shots against Canevin (15-7-2). The Crusaders threw 15 shots at the Montour goaltender in the 3^rd period and rung a couple off the post and crossbar to no avail. After a scoreless first period, freshman Domennic Martinelli scored on the backhand at 11:39 of the second period. Zach Milnarcik extended the lead to 2-1 on a nifty backhand through the 5 hole of Julian DeFilippo to give the Spartans a 2-0 lead at 9:46. Canevin finally scored with 7:11 to go in the second as Vince Nicolella found a loose puck and shoved it past Skoff to make it 2-1. The Crusaders pressed in the 3^rd period and could not beat Skoff and Andy Beck scored into an empty net from 120 feet with 35 seconds to go giving the Montour Spartans their first ever trip to the Penguins Cup finals. Canevin outshot Montour 35-14. 

      Class AAA – Seneca Valley 4 Upper St Clair 3 (OT)   

      Upper St Clair (16-5-4) came out smoking in the opening minutes and seized the lead as Zach Feldman went five hole past Ryan Schutte at 13:22 of the opening period. Seneca rallied to take the lead as Sean Sokolowski scored at 6:22 and then Kaleb Schwab scored on the power play with 5:10 to go in the first period. The Panthers had a strong second period thanks to good pressure and several power play opportunities as Theo Schneiders scored on a backhand at 7:41 and then Justin Selep lifted a rebound over Schutte with 1:40 to play in the 2^nd and the Panthers took a 3-2 lead to the third period. Seneca Valley outshot USC in the 3^rd period 13-8 and 45-27 on the evening and finally solved Matt Wreggett as Erik Larson blocked a USC clearing attempt and slid the puck past the USC goalie to tie the score with 7:31 to go in regulation. This contest headed to overtime and would be decided on a broken 3 on 2 as Logan Pfeffer and Brandon Platt got the puck to the net where Mike Rohm found a loose puck and fired it past Wreggett with 2:41 to go in overtime to give the Raiders their first ever trip to the Penguins Cup final 4-3.

2009 Penguins Cup Semi-Finals

PITTSBURGH -

Class A – Mars 4 Quaker Valley 0

    Mars (23-1-0) completely dominated this contest from start to finish defeating Quaker Valley (15-7-1) 4-0. Jake Robasch opened the scoring at 10:06 of the 2^nd period following his own rebound off the post and beating Zach Taylor to give the Planets a 1-0 lead. Tyler Whiteford scored from in close on the power play with 5:02 remaining in the 2^nd period to make it 2-0. Derek Sitterly and Steven Tracy added goals in the final period as Mars outshot the Quakers 40-7 as Tyler Stepke earned a shutout.  

Class AA – Latrobe 5 Franklin Regional 3   

  Latrobe (23-0-0) was ripe for the taking in this contest as Franklin scored first on a Pete Ellis goal at 8:43 of the opening period to give the Panthers a 1-0 lead. Latrobe got a huge goal late in the period as Tyler Berger got a rebound on the backhand to knot the score at one apiece. Latrobe took advantage of sloppy FR play in the 2^nd and mounted a big attack outshooting the Panthers 17-5 and scoring three goals to take a 3-1 lead. Cody Ray tapped in a Chris Karnes pass at 12:44 after a bad clearing attempt, Tyler Baloh tapped in a Cody Ray rebound after James Orr juggled the puck and the backbreaker was JeffJoe Regula’s terrific effort to find a loose puck amongst two Panthers and slam in home with just ten seconds remaining in the period. Matt Batis converted a Regula pass to make it 5-1 early in the 3^rd period. Franklin mounted a comeback that was too little too late as Eugene Mack scored a pair of goals in the second half of the third period to make the final 5-3 in favor of Latrobe.

 Class AAA – Shaler 6 Mt Lebanon 1  

     Shaler (21-2-0) showed why it was the number one seed in the playoffs with a convincing 6-1 shredding of Mt Lebanon (12-8-5). Zac Lynch and Sean McCue scored in the opening period to give the Titans a 2-0 lead, but Brooks Behling scored on a long slapshot from just inside the blue line with 44 seconds to play. The turning point of the hockey game was when with 12:17 to go in the 2^nd period, Billy Dobson intercepted a Travis Lisowski clearing attempt and had a gimme goal to make it 3-1 in favor of Shaler. Patrick Schaefer, Brian Stein and a 2^nd goal by Zac Lynch sealed Shaler’s first ever trip to the Penguins Cup in 34 years with a 6-1 victory. Steven Weilersbacher was terrific in goal for the Titans stopping 24 of 25 shots as the Blue Devils outshot Shaler 25-22.  

Quaker Valley	X	5	Sewickley Academy		2	A	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
Center	X	7	South Fayette		5	A	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
Hampton		6	Kittanning		10	A	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
Deer Lakes		1	Mars		12	A	Elliott Tisdale and Rusty Miller register hat tricks as Planets dump Deer Lakes
Serra Catholic		5	Freeport		2	A	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
Knoch		9	South Park		1	A	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
Bishop McCort		4	Somerset		1	A	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
West Allegheny		4	Montour		0	AA	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
Meadville	X	4	Wheeling CC		1	AA	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
Chartiers Valley	X	7	Greensburg CC		4	AA	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
Peters Township		6	Moon		4	AA	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
Penn Trafford	X	4	Norwin		1	AAA	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
North Hills		2	Fox Chapel		6	AAA	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
Hempfield		1	McDowell		3	AAA	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
Mt Lebanon		2	Canon McMillan		3	AAA	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
Plum	X	5	Gateway		3	AAA	Adam Hoener Scores the hat trick to lead Mustangs as Shane Leonzio makes 23 saves

Tuesday

 

North Allegheny		0	Seneca Valley	X	3	AAA	NO HIGHLIGHTS
Cathedral Prep	X	6	Elizabeth Forward		5	AA	NO HIGHLIGHTS

Freeport		1	Westmont Hilltop		2	A	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
Beaver		4	Deer Lakes		1	A	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
South Park		1	Quaker Valley		5	A	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
Bishop McCort		2	Knoch		1	A	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
Cathedral Prep		6	Elizabeth Forward		5	AA	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
Cathedral Prep		2	Canevin		4	AA	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
Latrobe		6	Montour		1	AA	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
Wheeling CC		5	Thomas Jefferson		6	AA	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
Bethel Park		3	Penn Trafford		2	AAA	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
Upper St. Clair		7	Gateway		4	AAA	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
State College		5	Pine Richland		1	AAA	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED

 

Sewickley Academy		6	Somerset		0	A	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
Franklin Regional		2	Peters Township		9	AA	Matt White nets the hat trick as Peters smashes untested Franklin
Baldwin		3	Chartiers Valley		4	AA	Bryan Waldron scores 2 in the Colts come from behind victory.
Norwin		11	Hempfield		0	AAA	Anthony Maroadi and KevinBackoefer score three times each for the Knights
North Allegheny		2	Plum		2	AAA	Shane Leonzio makes 27 Saves for the Mustangs
Central Catholic		1	Seneca Valley		4	AAA	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED
North Hills		3	Wheeling Park		1	AAA	NO HIGHLIGHTS REPORTED