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The boys' basketball team is set to make its fourth consecutive playoff appearance, and it'll face a familiar opponent in round one.The WPIAL basketball brackets were released on Monday, and North Hills was awarded the 10-seed in the 6A tournament. That draw will send the Indians to Butler to face the Golden Tornado, a team they played twice in the 2025 regular season.North Hills took the first matchup between the teams 69-65 before falling in the rematch 39-51. The team that played at home won each matchup this season.The first-round tilt between North Hills and Butler will be played on Monday, February 17, at Butler. Tip-off is set for 7:00. As this game is a WPIAL event, tickets will be $5 for students and $7 for adults if purchased in advance via GoFan. All tickets at the door will be $7.For complete brackets and more information about the WPIAL playoffs, visit the WPIAL website.
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The winter sports regular season is all but wrapped up. Here is a look at where we stand as the remaining teams and student-athletes set their sights on the postseason:Girls' BasketballGirls' basketball went 1-1 last week, falling to North Allegheny before beating Woodland Hills 65-40. Unfortunately, North Hills needed two wins to qualify for the playoffs, so the season will come to an end on Monday when the girls play their final game.Boys' BasketballThe boys' basketball team also went 1-1 last week, but one win was all they needed. A win against North Allegheny on Tuesday helped the boys clinch a playoff berth. They will learn who and when they play when the bracket is unveiled on Monday.GymnasticsNorth Hills saw five girls compete in the WPIAL Gymnastics Championships last week. Between the girls, there were four top-20 finishes for North Hills. The highest score on an event belonged to Lainie Delcroix (9.150 on vault), while the highest place belonged to Presley Meininger (14th on
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On Friday night, North Hills and Woodland Hills will face off to wrap up the boys' basketball regular season.North Hills is looking to go into the postseason on a winning streak after clinching a playoff berth on Tuesday night. Meanwhile, Woodland Hills needs a win on Friday night to qualify for the 6A championship bracket.When these two teams met last month, North Hills came away with an 82-56 victory.The game between the Indians and Wolverines tips off at 7:30 PM at the North Hills Middle School. There will also be a live stream available on the Trib HSSN website.
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The WPIAL Gymnastics Individual Championships begin on Saturday, February 8, and North Hills will have five girls competing.The event kicks off at 10:00 AM with the Silver Division. North Hills will have Karisa Ruckel (vault), Presley Meininger (vault & bars), and Paige Hollenberger (all-around) participating. At 2:00, the Gold Division will compete and feature Lainie Delcroix (vault) and Abbey McCann (all-around) from North Hills.This year's championships will be hosted at Moon High School. Tickets will be sold via GoFan and can be purchased online in advance. For more information regarding Saturday's championship meet, visit the WPIAL website.Congratulations and good luck to our gymnasts this weekend!
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For the fourth season in a row, the North Hills boys' basketball team is heading to the postseason.The 2024-2025 campaign has not been an easy one at times for the Indians, but a pair of key results on Tuesday night have them set for the playoffs nonetheless. North Hills needed two games to go its way on Tuesday, starting with its contest at North Allegheny, where the Indians earned a 59-35 victory over the Tigers. Then, Butler defeated Pine-Richland, to seal the deal for North Hills.One section game remains this season for the boys' basketball team, which will be at home on Friday, February 7, against Woodland Hills. The Indians will then wait until the WPIAL bracket is unveiled on Monday to learn their first-round opponent.Congratulations to the boys' basketball team, and good luck in the playoffs!
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February has arrived, and it's now or never for the teams and student-athletes vying for spots in the postseason. Here is an updated look at where they stand:Girls' BasketballGirls' basketball went 0-2 last week to fall to 2-6 in section play. However, the girls still have a shot at the postseason if they can pick up a couple of wins and get some help this week.Boys' BasketballThe boys' basketball team also went 0-2 last week and, like the girls' team, still has a chance to get into the playoffs. With a 5-7 section record, the boys currently hold the fifth and final playoff position.GymnasticsVarsity gymnastics has already wrapped up the regular season. The WPIAL Gymnastics Championships begin on February 7.Indoor TrackThe indoor track team did not compete last week. The next meet for the team will be on Saturday, February 8, at Youngstown State.Swimming & DivingThe swimming & diving teams split their meet with Pine-Richland last week. The girls lost 97-75 to fall to 6-5, while
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On Tuesday night, the boys' basketball team will look to continue its push for the playoffs when it travels to Pine-Richland.North Hills enters Tuesday's game with a 5-5 section record, putting them in fourth place and two games ahead of the Rams. The Indians find themselves on the fringe of being a playoff team in Class 6A, and a win over Pine-Richland would go a long way in helping to solidify their standing.The first time these two teams met, the Rams came away with a 70-57 victory at North Hills. The Indians will look to get even and climb closer to the top three teams in the section, two of which they have beaten in the last two weeks.Tuesday's game will be broadcast on SportsNet Pittsburgh and streamed on the JRM Sports YouTube channel. The varsity game tips off at 7:30.
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On Monday, the North Hills varsity wrestling team took on Penn-Trafford in the first round of the WPIAL 3A playoff tournament.North Hills got off to a good start, opening the match with an advantage of more than 20 points. Penn-Trafford battled back to keep the match close, but with two bouts remaining, the Indians clinched a victory. The final score was 40-25.With the win, the boys advance to face Thomas Jefferson in the second round. That match will take place on Wednesday, January 29, at 6:00 PM at Thomas Jefferson High School.For fans attending Wednesday's match, tickets can be purchased online via GoFan.For more information on all things related to this year's wrestling championships, visit the WPIAL website.
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The end of the winter sports season is in sight, and several teams at North Hills are eyeing the postseason. Here's an updated look at where they stand:Girls' BasketballThe girls' basketball team went 1-1 last week and picked up an important 54-28 section win over Butler on Friday. With a 2-4 section record, the girls are in the mix for a playoff spot in Class 6A.Boys' BasketballThe boys' basketball team was 1-2 last week but earned a thrilling overtime win against Seneca Valley on Friday. The Indians move to 5-5 in section play after knocking off the top team in the section in back-to-back weeks.GymnasticsVarsity gymnastics wrapped up the regular season last week with a meet against Baldwin, Thomas Jefferson, and Fox Chapel. The WPIAL Gymnastics Championships begin on February 7.Indoor TrackThe indoor track team did not compete last week. The next meet for the team will be on Saturday, February 8 at Youngstown State.Swimming & DivingThe varsity swimming & diving teams did not
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On Monday, January 27, the North Hills varsity wrestling team will host the first round of the WPIAL 3A playoff tournament.The Indians will take on the Penn-Trafford Warriors to kick off the postseason. North Hills enters the tournament as the Section 6 champions after claiming the first section crown in program history. With a win, the boys would advance to face Thomas Jefferson.Monday's contest between the Indians and Warriors will be the second of two matches at North Hills. The 6:00 match will feature Butler and Belle Vernon, with North Hills and Penn-Trafford to follow at 7:15. Both matches will be in the high school gym.For fans attending Monday's contests, remember that these are WPIAL events, which means that all tickets must be purchased online via GoFan. Tickets can be purchased in advance or at the gate, but all sales must be completed online.For more information on all things related to this year's wrestling championships, visit the WPIAL website.
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On Wednesday night, the North Hills varsity wrestling team defeated Central Catholic to finish 3-0 in section competition. With the win, the team clinched the first section title in program history.The Indians defeated Central Catholic 62-12 to win Class 3A Section 6 outright. With the section championship, North Hills is locked into a playoff spot, and on Thursday, the team learned its position in the 3A bracket.North Hills will compete in the pigtail round, facing off against Penn Trafford at home on Monday, January 27, at 7:15 PM. As this contest is a WPIAL event, tickets must be purchased via GoFan. More information will be made available later this week.Congratulations to our varsity wrestlers, and good luck in the postseason!
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