MANCHESTER -- Bishop Guilfoyle Academy fell to Faith Christian Academy, 2-0, in the PIAA Class 1A girls soccer championship game Saturday at Bobcat Stadium on the campus of Northeastern High School. Sophia Dennis scored both goals for the Lady Lions, the District 1 champions who knocked off ...
JOHNSTOWN — Bishop Guilfoyle Academy has had to wait through its entire girls soccer history to make a PIAA championship game, so compared to that, the nearly 64 minutes Lady Marauders coach Joe DeLeo waited on his request to sophomore Meggie Ritchey was miniscule. Trailing by a goal at ...
For the second time in three seasons, Bishop Guilfoyle Academy is on the doorstep of making the school’s first appearance in the PIAA Class 1A girls soccer championship. A familiar opponent stands in the Lady Marauders’ way. BG, the District 6 champion, will take on WPIAL third-place ...
WINDBER — Bishop Guilfoyle wasted very little time asserting its dominance over McConnellsburg on Saturday afternoon. Less than five minutes in, the Lady Marauders had a two-goal lead. The shots and goals kept coming as the possession, precision passing and shot placement of BG paid ...
The Bishop Guilfoyle Academy girls soccer team will play District 5 runner-up McConnellsburg at Windber Stadium on Saturday at 2 p.m. in the PIAA Class 1A quarterfinals. BG (20-1), the District 6 champion, defeated Seneca in the first round for the second year in a row. McConnellsburg (20-3) topped WPIAL champion Bentworth, 2-0, in the first round. The winner will play either WPIAL runner-up Sewickley Academy or WPIAL third-place finisher Springdale in the PIAA semifinals on Tuesday. The Lady Marauders lost in this round to Springdale last season but topped Freedom Area on penalty ...
HOLLIDAYSBURG — South Fayette, the WPIAL runner-up, put an end to the Hollidaysburg girls soccer season, 5-0, at Tiger Stadium Tuesday in the first round of the PIAA Class 3A playoffs. Fayette scored just 41 seconds into the game when Silvi Rossi found the back of the net off the rebound ...
