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By: Josh Rizzo Christopher Horner | Tribune-Review North Allegheny’s Lizzy Groetsch had 19 points and 13 rebounds against Mt. Lebanon on Wednesday night. Lizzy Groetsch’s pass to the perimeter allowed Jasmine Timmerson to snap a cold spell midway through the first quarter for the North Allegheny girls basketball team. Timmerson knocked down a 3-pointer that pulled the Tigers within one and stopped a string of four team misses from the perimeter. Even when North Allegheny’s shooting touch wasn’t there, the Tigers ability to play a number of styles helped propel them to a 49-36 win over Mt. Lebanon in the WPIAL Class 6A semifinals Wednesday night at home. ....
By: Josh Rizzo Submitted Shaler bowlers, from left, Jonathan Zang, Ryan Callahan and Braden Scott qualified for Western Regionals. Shaler bowling coach Shawn Pilyih gave freshman Braden Scott a quick hook in the Titans’ final regular-season match. Pilyih was “average watching” and knew after Scott threw a 220, his cumulative mark was over the 170 threshold that would qualify for the Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Bowling League championships last Wednesday at Mt. Lebanon AMF Lanes. Scott, whose average of 170.59 was ranked 19th of 35 varsity bowlers in the North section, made the most of his coach’s diligence. Scott’s collective total of 563 buoyed by scores of 179, 191 and 193 allowed him to finish 12th and earn a spot at the Western Regionals on March 5 at North Versailles Bowl. ....
Werner Ladder Celebrates Fifth Annual National Ladder Safety Month Initiative The annual event, in partnership with the American Ladder Institute, raises awareness of ladder safety and training resources News provided by Share this article Share this article ITASCA, Ill., Feb. 24, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Werner, the world leader in ladders and the manufacturer of climbing products and fall protection equipment, is again sponsoring National Ladder Safety Month. This annual event takes place every March and is the only movement dedicated exclusively to promoting ladder safety at work and in the home. According to the American Ladder Institute (ALI), there are more than 136,000 ladder-related emergency room visits per year. However, ladder accidents are preventable, and Werner is committed to creating training and resources that can help build safer work environments. National Ladder Safety Month increases awareness for the safe use of ladders through education, ....
By: Josh Rizzo Submitted Shaler’s Eloise Facher (right), with teammate Karina Zwicker, competes at an indoor meet Jan. 16, 2021, at Youngstown State University. Submitted Shaler’s Eloise Facher competes at an indoor meet Jan. 16, 2021, at Youngstown State University. Previous Next Eloise Facher lined up at the starting line, peering down at a black shirt and shorts before the start of her 60-meter sprint at Youngstown State University. Competing as an unattached runner meant Facher couldn’t be fitted in her typical blue-and-red Shaler Area track attire. “It was definitely weird,” Facher said. “I’m used to running for Shaler and seeing Shaler on my shirt. I felt like I was running for a team, but I was running for myself this time. It was weird.” ....
By: Josh Rizzo Kristina Serafini | Tribune-Review Shaler’s Andrew Dadowski competes in the AAA boys 400 meter dash during the WPIAL Track and Field Championships on Thursday, May 16, 2019, at Slippery Rock. Shaler’s Andrew Dadowski competes in the Class AAA boys 400 meter dash during the 2019 WPIAL outdoor championships. Shawn Ryan sees the challenges ahead of him for the Shaler indoor track team. Keeping a positive attitude will be difficult. The Titans are training hard, but their ability to compete will be largely left to the whims of the number of coronavirus cases. All high school sports in Pennsylvania were paused for three weeks last Thursday. ....