Hendersonville

Hendersonville, PA · Education
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Last-second FG sends Canon-McMillan past North Allegheny into 1st WPIAL title game
With just seconds left, the season on the brink and a first trip to a WPIAL football championship game in school history on the line, Canon-McMillan didn’t blink. With his eyes wide open, Big Macs coach Mike Evans sent senior kicker Rhys Maentz onto the field. Maentz, as he has done throughout his career as the Big Macs kicker, came through in a big way. In a moment he will never forget, Maentz hit the game winning 36-yard field goal to give No. 2 Canon-McMillan a 24-21 Class 6A semifinal victory over No. 3 North Allegheny on Friday night at AHN Field at Big Mac Stadium in Canonsburg.
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Hopewell's James Armstrong speaks after quarterfinal win against North Catholic
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High school scores, summaries and schedules for Nov. 13, 2026
Central Catholic (10-0) vs. Canon-McMillan (6-5) at Pine-Richland, 6 p.m. Pine-Richland (10-1) vs. North Hills (8-2), 7 p.m. Penn-Trafford (11-0) vs. Upper St. Clair (11-0), 7 p.m. Class 4A. Semifinals. Friday’s results. Montour 37, McKeesport 33. New Castle 36, South Fayette 35. Championship. Nov. 21 schedule. New Castle (9-3)...
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‘Oobi’ Strader sparks Pine-Richland past Trinity in Class 5A quarterfinals
No. 1 Pine-Richland had no rust to shake off after receiving a first-round bye in the WPIAL Class 5A playoffs, winning its postseason opener against No. 8 Trinity, 24-6, thanks to a first-half flurry Friday night. Rams’ senior quarterback Aaron “Oobi” Strader played without his No. 1 target, wide receiver...
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Seton LaSalle makes plays in all 3 phases in Class 2A quarterfinal win over Ligonier Valley
Seton LaSalle used a dominant performance across all three phases of the game Friday night, rolling past Ligonier Valley, 48-10, to advance to the WPIAL Class 2A semifinals. The second-seeded Rebels (10-1) forced multiple turnovers, scored on a blocked punt and an interception return and consistently found ways to move the ball offensively in a convincing victory over the seventh-seeded Rams (9-3).
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Freedom House UPMC Healthcare Graduation takes place
(WHTM) — Graduation day for students who completed the Freedom House community-based health care training program. The ceremony took place at the Penn Harris Hotel. UPMC Health financially supports the program, which was modeled after the Freedom House ambulance service in Pittsburgh. It removes barriers for those who want to get health care education and […]
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Apollo-Ridge recovers from gaffe, smothers Neshannock to reach WPIAL Class 2A semifinals
Apollo-Ridge quarterback Chris Dailey knows there is no magic switch that will allow misfortune to solely torture an opponent. Poor decisions made on the field can punish the Vikings, as well. After one of his mistakes nearly turned the tide in a WPIAL Class 2A quarterfinal Friday at Owens Field,...
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Westinghouse runs past Karns City to advance at PIAAs
It’s one of the most important aspects in football. If a team can outrun an opponent, it’s hard to lose. For the Westinghouse Bulldogs, speed was the biggest factor in their most recent blowout win. Westinghouse dominated Karns City, 50-21, in the PIAA class 2A subregional Friday night,...
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With ‘eyes for the end zone,’ Ameer Nelson leads Washington past Beth-Center in Class A quarters
In a backfield full of talented athletes, it was Washington junior Ameer Nelson’s time to shine. With senior Jamarie Walker returning after missing last week due to an injury, Nelson took advantage of the opportunities given to him Friday night. Nelson racked up 116 yards on nine carries and...
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Shenango grinds down Monessen in Class A quarterfinals
If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. For Shenango coach Casey Hilton, that has been his team’s motto through its undefeated season. Coming into Friday’s Class A quarterfinal matchup, the Wildcats had only passed the ball 25 times the entire season but had carried a whopping 385 times.