Girls Varsity Softball vs. Carmichaels Area Junior/Senior High School
It was a pitcher’s duel between two dominant performances in the circle. Char Andrews recorded 15 strikeouts while allowing just 4 hits and 1 earned run. Carmichaels’ Bailey Barnyak was equally impressive, striking out 19 batters and giving up only 1 hit while also driving in the game’s only run offensively. Our Panthers came up
Girls Varsity Softball vs. Monessen Senior High School
In our last game, our Lady Panthers collected 10 hits in a strong offensive performance to defeat Monessen. Char Andrews earned the win in the circle with 12 strikeouts while allowing five earned runs. Offensively, Keira Church, Gabby Edmunds, and Sutton Rea each had two hits, while Rea, Andrews, VJ Jeevan, and Layla Miller all
Boys Varsity Baseball vs. Aquinas Academy
Despite a strong effort on the mound and at the plate, Sewickley Academy fell to Aquinas Academy 2-1. Brady Pietragallo led the Panthers offensively, going 3-for-3 with an RBI triple, while Alex Fritz, Jack Mull, and Nico Frazzini each added hits. Pietragallo also tossed four scoreless innings on the mound before Aquinas pushed across two
Boys Varsity Lacrosse vs. Quaker Valley High School
Sewickley Academy defeated Quaker Valley 14-1 in a phenomenal team effort. The boys stayed composed and played together throughout the game, turning a 4-1 halftime lead into a dominant performance by pulling away in the third quarter. During the game, Jake Bloom also reached the milestone of 100 career points.
Boys Varsity Baseball vs. Serra Catholic High School
Logan Bereznay hit two home runs and drove in five runs, but Sewickley Academy fell to Serra Catholic 8–7. The Panthers jumped out early with a first-inning homer from Bereznay but trailed late before rallying for three runs in the seventh, capped by his second home run. Serra Catholic answered with key hits throughout, including
Boys Varsity Tennis vs. Mt Lebanon Senior High School
Sewickley Academy dropped a hard-fought 3–2 decision to Mount Lebanon in the WPIAL tennis quarterfinals. It was a tightly contested match throughout. Despite the loss, Sewickley showed resilience and depth, battling in every position. We are proud of their efforts!