Earlier this week, Pennsylvania State Representative Aaron Bernstein, a Republican from Lawrence County, introduced House Bill 1600 called the Parity in Interscholastic Athletics Act that would create separate state high school football tournaments for public and private schools. The bill…
HERSHEY – Lackawanna Trail defeated Juniata Valley 24-14 in the PIAA 1A State Semifinals last weekend. This will be Lackawanna Trail’s first trip to Hershey and they face a powerful Farrell team out of District 10. The Steelers defeated Our…
Starting with the 2016-17 school year, there will be six classifications in high school football in Pennsylvania. The Pennsylvania Interscholstic Athletic Association approved the increase from four to six on Wednesday. The change means that each class will have about…
The Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association‘s Strategic Planning and Football Steering Committees have recommended a plan that will add two more classifications in football for the 2016-17 school year.
The Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association met Wednesday, but didn’t vote on expanding from four to six classifications.
by Jeff Fisher According to a recent story on LehighValleyLive.com, state football officials in Pennsylvania are looking at four possible scenarios in the debate over the number of classifications in the state. Currently there are four classes, but some would…
by Jeff Fisher The Citizens’ Voice is reporting that Berwick High School has suspended its football program for two weeks while district officials conduct an internal investigation into the transfer status of two student-athletes.
by Jeff Fisher Clairton has been one of the top small schools in Pennsylvania for the last seven years, but the school’s image was tarnished in December when the team lost to Bishop Guilfoyle in the Class A championship game…