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Alex Alder and Brady Rohaly have been named February's Student-Athletes of the Month.Alder, a senior on the girls' swimming and diving team, was a WPIAL qualifier this winter. She led the team as a captain and was the top point-scorer for the girls' team.In the classroom, Alder has posted a 4.3 GPA while taking multiple AP and CHS classes. She was also selected as a James Collins Scholar Athlete nominee.Rohaly, a sophomore on the wrestling team, earned a WPIAL medal as a seventh-place finisher at the Individual Championships. He also qualified for the PIAA West Regional.In addition to his success on the mat, Rohaly has compiled a 4.1 GPA through the early part of his high school career.Congratulations, Alex and Brady, on your incredible winter seasons!
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Penn State hosted the PTFCA Championships over the weekend, where two North Hills seniors competed for state titles.Gama Mogire got things started in the 60M hurdles. His time of 8.42 landed him in 17th place overall, which was a couple of spots up from where he qualified.Kayden Lightner entered his event, the 800M, ranked second after claiming first place at the TSTCA Championships. In Sunday's race, he ran in 1:53.05, which earned him fifth place.Reaching the PTFCA Championships is an incredible accomplishment. Now, with it and the indoor season in the books, the attention shifts to the outdoor track season, which is underway as of this week.Congratulations to Gama and Kayden on qualifying for the state meet, and thanks to the entire North Hills indoor track team for a tremendous season!
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The PIAA West Regional was held at Canon-McMillan over the weekend as wrestlers vied for a spot in the state championships.Two North Hills wrestlers competed in the West Regional. Brady Rohaly wrestled in the 114-pound weight class, while Carter Morvay wrestled in the 172-pound weight class.Rohaly fell in the first round to the WPIAL champion (and eventual regional champion), sending him to the consolation bracket early in the tournament. He won his first consolation match before being eliminated.Meanwhile, Morvay won his first match and then lost to the District 6 champion. In the consolation bracket, Morvay again won his first match but lost his next and ultimately came up just shy of competing to be a place winner.With that, the wrestling season is over for North Hills. Congratulations to Brady, Carter, and the rest of the varsity wrestling team on a great winter!
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Last week, the North Hills swimming teams competed in the WPIAL Championships on Pitt's campus.North Hills saw nearly all of its student-athletes shave fractions of seconds or full seconds off their qualifying times while competing in the district championship event. Some relay teams even cut as much as ten seconds off their times in the championship meet.In addition, three relay teams earned top-ten finishes for North Hills with several other relays and individuals finishing just outside the top ten.The lone medalist for the Indians was Amanda Bliss, who earned eighth place in the girls' 100 breaststroke with a time of 1:07.01.Unfortunately, the times posted across the state were fast enough to force Bliss and others further down the standings and just below the state qualifying mark.Nonetheless, North Hills enjoyed a productive championship meet to cap off an exciting season. Congratulations to all of our swimmers and divers on their great work this winter!
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The indoor track season will wrap up this weekend with the PTFCA Championships at Penn State.Two members of the North Hills indoor track team, Kayden Lightner and Gama Mogire, will compete at this weekend's state meet. Lightner, who won the boys' 800M at last week's TSTCA Championships, will be one of the highest-seeded runners in his event. Meanwhile, Mogire earned fifth place in the 60M hurdles and will enter the state meet ranked 19th.The championships at Penn State are scheduled for Sunday, March 2. Additional information regarding Sunday's meet, including a list of all qualified student-athletes, can be found here.For those who want to follow along with Sunday's action, a live stream is available here (subscription required). Fans can also track live results here.Good luck, Kayden and Gama!
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After advancing past last week's WPIAL Individual Championships, Carter Morvay and Brady Rohaly are poised for the PIAA Wrestling West Regional.Rohaly will compete in the 114-pound weight class. In the WPIAL Championships, he came in seventh place. As a result, he'll begin his regional competition against the WPIAL champion from Hempfield.Meanwhile, Morvay will compete in the 172-pound weight class. He earned third place in the WPIAL Championships and will face the second-place finisher from Obama Academy in District 8 in the first round of the West Regional.The PIAA West Regional will be on Friday, February 28, and Saturday, March 1, at Canon-McMillan High School. The top five finishers in each weight class will move on to compete in the PIAA Individual Championships.For more information regarding the West Regional, visit the WPIAL website. Good luck to all of our wrestlers!
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This week is the WPIAL Individual Swimming Championships, and North Hills will be well represented.The championships are slated for Thursday, February 27, and Friday, February 28, at Trees Pool at the University of Pittsburgh. The following individuals and relays will be participating for North Hills:Amanda Bliss: girls' 200 IM, 100 breaststrokeCory Chen: boys' 100 breaststrokeElla Crowley: girls' 50 freestyleOthmane Eljoufri: boys' 100 freestyleConnor Greer: boys' 100 backstrokeNathan Liang: boys' 100 backstrokeAyla Werner: girls' 50 freestyleGirls' 200 medley relayGirls' 200 freestyle relayGirls' 400 freestyle relayBoys' 200 medley relayBoys' 200 freestyle relayBoys' 400 freestyle relayFor more information regarding this week's events, visit the WPIAL website.Good luck to all of our swimmers!
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Over the weekend, the North Hills indoor track team competed in the TSCTA Indoor Championships and came away with several medals.On the girls' side, the 4X400 relay, comprised of Eliana Borne, Ayla Werner, Kayla Flanigan, and Sophia Mendez, earned seventh place.On the boys' side, the 4X800 relay (Ryan Humenik, Avery Dixon, Charles Veiga, and Kayden Lightner) earned fourth place, and the 4X400 relay (Dixon, Lightner, James Dunlap, and Gama Mogire) also took home fourth place.The two individuals who claimed medals were Kayden Lightner (first place in the 800M) and Gama Mogire (fifth place in the 60M hurdles). Both Lightner and Mogire have advanced to the state meet on March 2.Congratulations to all of our TSTCA medalists!
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On Saturday, the WPIAL hosted its 3A Boys' Diving Championships, and one North Hills diver earned a spot on the medal stand.Junior Sebby Wolff was one of two North Hills divers competing over the weekend, joining senior Ryan Earnest. Wolff's score of 365.25 was good enough to land him in seventh place and on the podium. Earnest scored 271.95 (15th).Wolff's seventh-place finish was just shy of earning him a spot in the PIAA Diving Championships, as only the top four divers advance. Still, his spot on the podium and the medal that comes with it is a tremendous accomplishment.Congratulations, Sebby!
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The WPIAL Individual Wrestling Championships took place over the weekend, and two North Hills wrestlers brought home medals. The first was sophomore Brady Rohaly. He earned seventh place in the 114-pound weight class, posting an overall record of 3-2 over the weekend.Also finishing on the podium was junior Carter Morvay, who won third place in the 172-pound class. His overall record for the tournament was 3-1.Both wrestlers will compete in the PIAA 3A West Regional this weekend at Canon-McMillan High School. Day one of competition is Friday, February 28, and the tournament concludes on Saturday, March 1. The top five finishers in each weight class will advance to the PIAA Individual Championships the following weekend.Congratulations, Brady and Carter!
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This weekend, the WPIAL Diving Championships will be held at North Allegheny, and two North Hills divers will compete.Senior Ryan Earnest and junior Sebby Wolff will represent North Hills in Saturday's competition. Earnest's top score this season was 174.35, while Wolff's best score was 191.40.The 3A boys' meet will start at 1:30 at North Allegheny High School. Fans attending Saturday's championships can purchase tickets via GoFan. For those unable to attend in person, NFHS will offer a video stream (does require a subscription).Good luck to our divers this weekend!
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