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The winter sports season will be here in no time, and for those who intend to play a sport at North Hills, it is time to start taking care of physicals and forms. Sports offered by North Hills in the winter include basketball, gymnastics, indoor track, swimming and diving, unified bocce, and wrestling. The complete list of boys’ and girls’ varsity, JV, and middle school sports, along with contact information for each team’s head coach, can be found on the Coach Directory page. Any student planning to participate in the winter will need a sports physical, which can be completed now (must be done after May 1 each year) and must be completed before participating in any capacity in the winter. In addition to the sports physical, students will need to set up and complete a Healthy Roster account prior to the start of the season. A complete breakdown of all Healthy Roster documents (which must be submitted electronically), FAQs, and trainer contact information can b
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The boys' soccer team is playoff-bound for the first time since 2016, and on Wednesday, the boys found out who they will be playing in the first round of the WPIAL 4A tournament.North Hills finished the regular season with a 10-8 record and went 4-6 in section play. They clinched a postseason berth a couple of weeks ago and ultimately ended up in a tie for fourth place with Pine-Richland.With the 4A soccer bracket now released, the Indians are officially the 12-seed in the tournament. As a result, they will travel to Norwin to take on a Knights squad that finished second in its section with an 11-5-1 record (8-2 in the section). The winner of that game will advance to play the winner of the North Allegheny-Central Catholic matchup.The action kicks off for North Hills on Tuesday, October 22. The game at Norwin High School is set to begin at 6:30.Congratulations to the boys' soccer team on a tremendous regular season, and good luck in the playoffs!
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The end of the fall sports season is in sight. Here is an update on where the teams still in action stand.Cross CountryThe varsity cross country teams were not in action last week, but they will return to the course this week when they travel to White Oak Park for the TSTCA Invitational.FootballThe varsity football team traveled to Shaler last week and defeated the Titans, 34-10. With the win, the Indians improve to 7-1 this season (3-1 in the section) and set themselves up for a key showdown this week with Penn Hills.Girls’ SoccerGirls' soccer went 0-3 last week, losing a pair of section games and dropping a tightly-contested 1-0 game against Deer Lakes. With one game remaining this season, the girls are 3-14.Boys’ SoccerLast week was a trying week for the boys' soccer team. Section losses to Pine-Richland (2-1) and Seneca Valley (5-3) made for an 0-2 week. They'll have one more chance to get back on track this week before the regular season ends and the playoffs begin.Girls’ Volleyba
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Ellie Kim and Kasey Toia have been named September's Student-Athletes of the Month.Kim, a junior on the girls' tennis team, served as a team captain again this season. She won every head-to-head match she played this fall en route to appearances in the WPIAL Championships in both singles and doubles.Beyond her achievements as a player on the court, Kim thrives in the classroom, sporting an impressive 4.31 GPA. Additionally, she runs voluntary weekend tennis clinics on Saturday mornings.Toia, a senior on the golf team, advanced all the way to the final round of the WPIAL Individual Championships, where he shot a 77 at Oakmont Country Club, the site of the 2025 U.S. Open. Like Kim, he was a captain for his team this fall.Off the course, Toia has excelled in the classroom, compiling a 3.88 GPA with a class schedule that features three AP courses. In addition, he has been accepted to Robert Morris University to study accounting.Congratulations, Ellie and Kasey, on your incredible fall seas
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October is here, and while the season is heating up for some, it is wrapping up for others. Here is an update on our teams:Cross CountryThe varsity cross country teams celebrated senior day last week with a pair of victories over Pine-Richland. The boys won their race 20-43, while the girls won 25-34.FootballVarsity football returned home last week to face off against Plum in section play. A 21-14 victory elevates the Indians to 6-1 this season. They own a 2-1 section record, which puts them in a tie for second place.Golf Kasey Toia played in the final round of the WPIAL Individual Championships at Oakmont Country Club last week. His score of 77 left him just outside of state qualifying position, but it was a great performance by him nonetheless.The team then concluded its season on Wednesday with a senior day match against Pine-Richland. Congratulations to the golf team on another great season!Girls’ SoccerThe girls' soccer team took the field three times last week, going 1-2. Th
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The fall of 2016 was the last time the North Hills boys' soccer team reached the WPIAL playoffs, but that's about to change.Last season, the boys' soccer program took a massive step forward after several years of struggling to contend. They went undefeated in non-section play and picked up their first section win in years.That was good, but 2024 has elevated the Indians to a new level of success. The boys started the season 3-1, then earned a section win over Butler early in September. It felt like this season could be different for North Hills, and by the end of the month, it was undeniable.A four-game winning streak saw the team establish itself as a legitimate playoff contender in Class 4A Section 3. Then, in October, a second win over Butler, combined with a Pine-Richland loss to Seneca Valley made it official. North Hills is playoff-bound.This is the first time the boys' soccer team has qualified for the postseason since 2016, and while simply getting in is great, there is still w
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North Hills High School senior Kasey Toia competed in the final round of the WPIAL 3A Boys' Golf Individual Championship at Oakmont Country Club on Tuesday, Oct. 1.Entering the day nine shots back from the first-round last week, Kasey, the golf team’s co-captain, posted an impressive 77, which is just six over par at Oakmont, the home of the 2025 United States Open.His total for the championship, +15, left him one shot shy of advancing to the PIAA tournament in three weeks at Penn State. In addition to his success on the course, Kasey was recently accepted to Robert Morris University to study accounting and has been awarded a $104,000 merit scholarship!We are #nhproud of Kasey for representing North Hills at the highest level, both on the golf course and in the classroom. Congratulations!
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September has nearly come to a close, which means the fall sports season is winding down for some of our teams. For others, the push for the playoffs is just beginning. Here is a look at where our teams stand:Cross CountryVarsity cross country ran against North Allegheny and Seneca Valley last week. Both the boys (19-38, 26-29) and girls (17-46, 21-34) went 0-2 but still ran strong races.Then, over the weekend, the teams participated in the Youthtowne Clash. The varsity boys finished in second place, while the girls finished in fifth. The JV boys claimed first place. Across all teams, North Hills had 12 individual award winners.FootballThe varsity football team hit the road last week to take on the Norwin Knights. North Hills picked up a 24-7 win to improve its record to 5-1 this season (1-1 in section play).Golf Last week, senior Kasey Toia played in the WPIAL Individual Championships and finished tied for 22nd. As a result, he advanced and will be playing at Oakmont Country Club
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This week, girls' tennis juniors Ellie Kim and Adelaide Seigworth competed in the section doubles tournament.A great first day of competition, which featured a pair of 10-1 victories, landed Ellie and Adelaide in the semifinals. On day two, the North Hills duo took on the top pair from North Allegheny and won 3-6, 6-3, 6-4.In the final, Ellie and Adelaide lost in straight sets to Pine-Richland to finish second in the section. While it would have been great to see our girls win, their second-place finish still earns them a spot in next week's WPIAL Doubles Championships. The first round begins on Wednesday, October 2.Congratulations, Ellie and Adelaide, and good luck next week!
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North Hills senior golfer Kasey Toia will compete in the final round of the WPIAL 3A Boys' Golf Individual Championship after advancing in the first round.Kasey started the round at Southpointe Golf Club in Canonsburg on Tuesday, Sept. 24, with consistent play until he arrived at the fourth hole, a par 3, where he posted an 8. He, however, rebounded quickly with a birdie on hole No. 5, a par 5. From there, Kasey played steady to score an 81 and tie for 22nd place. The top 36 golfers advance.Kasey will participate in the final round of the championship next Tuesday, Oct. 1, at Oakmont Country Club, the location of the 2025 U.S. Open!No North Hills golfer has made it to the final round in at least the last 15 years.Congratulations and good luck, Kasey!
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We have entered the last full week of September, and fall sports are still going strong. Here is a look at where the teams at North Hills stand.Cross CountryThe varsity cross country teams ran at home last week against Butler and Mars. Both the girls and boys earned wins against Mars (15-45 and 15-47, respectively) and lost to Butler (18-40 and 22-33).FootballVarsity football returned home last week to take on Fox Chapel and won 48-7. The win keeps the Indians perfect at home this season and improves their record to 4-1 overall (1-1 in the section).Golf Last week was section qualifiers for the varsity golf team, as they played as individuals with a trip to the WPIAL Individual Championships on the line. The lone golfer to advance was senior Kasey Toia, who shot a 76.Girls’ SoccerThe varsity girls' soccer team took on Pine-Richland and Seneca Valley last week but fell in both games. The girls' record is now 2-8 so far this fall.Boys’ SoccerBoys' soccer is coming off a huge week tha
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