Story by Seth Staskey, Sports Editor, The Times Leader MORRISTOWN — Schools are still on break for the holidays until next week, but Union Local’s girls basketball team passed another test with flying colors. Actually, it aced its toughest test to date. Balanced scoring, consistency and rebounding proved to be the determining factors once again as

Article by Bubba Kapral, Executive Sports Editor, CADIZ — Wheeling Park and Shadyside met in the featured game of the second annual Wheeling Hospital Women’s Health Holiday Classic at Harrison Central High Saturday afternoon. The Patriots and Tigers did not disappoint in what turned out to be a tale of two halves. Shadyside was the

Story by Kim North of The Times Leader SHADYSIDE — Tory Hendershot (24) and Baylee Wach (21) combined for 45 points Saturday night as Shadyside cruised past visiting Bellaire, 78-42, inside the Tigers Den in girls’ high school basketball action. However, the Tigers (6-2) received a splendid double-double effort from Paige Gorby (13 points, 10

DEC 19, 2019 NEW MARTINSVILLE — Baylee Wach netted a team-high 20 points as Shadyside seucred a 60-44 triumph against Magnolia in girls’ prep basketball action Wednesday night.  Tory Hendershot was also solid for the Tigers as she contributed with 19 points. Kyndra Pilant paced the Blue Eagles with a game-high 30 points and pulled

Story by Kin North of The Times Leader DEC 12, 2019. WHEELING — Whenever Shadyside and Wheeling Central get together, no matter the sport, the fans are going to get their money’s worth. They sure did Wednesday night. The visiting Tigers built a seemingly comfortable 18-point lead midway through the third quarter and held a 11-point margin

SHADYSIDE — Tory Hendershot was lights out as she poured in 21 points to lead Shadyside past Linsly, 60-47. The Cadets were led by Carleigh Grimm with 17 points and Molly Heron with 13.

Article by Seth Staskey, Sports Editor, The Times Leader Serge Gentile knew exactly what he was signing his team up for when Shadyside agreed to play Morgantown.  Playing a West Virginia Class AAA opponent, which a perennial power in the state as well as in OVAC Class 5A, is a tall task. Such was the

Story by Seth Staskey, Sports Editor of The Times Leader SHADYSIDE — Doing the little things in a basketball game like controlling the tempo, rebounding the ball, converting at the foul line and capitalizing on opportunities are normally key ingredients to success. Monroe Central did every one of those Monday evening inside Shadyside High School.

Baylee Wach poured in 26 points Monday night as Shadyside improved to 2-0 on the young girls’ high school basketball season with a 70-36 victory against Frontier. Tori Hendershot added 11 points for the Lady Tigers, who canned seven 3-pointers, led by Wach’s three.