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Schedule Star 800-822-9433 SCHEDULE Upper St. Clair High School Matt Mellinger All Events 1825 Mclaughlin Run Rd School Phone: 412−833−1600 x2260 Pittsburgh, PA 15241−2395 Fax: 412−851−2068 4/15/2013 to 4/20/2013 [email protected] Monday, April 15 TBA Boys Varsity Tennis WPIAL Singles @ TBA Away 3:30PM Coed Varsity Track and Field Canon Mcmillan High School Canon−Mac Home 4:00PM Boys Junior High Volleyball Montour High School Montour Home 4:00PM Girls Middle School Softball Harrison Middle School Baldwin Home 4:15PM Boys Varsity Baseball Peters Township High School Peters Township Home 6:00PM Boys Junior Varsity Volleyball South Park High School South Park Home 7:00PM Boys Varsity Volleyball South Park High School South Park Home 7:00PM Boys Junior Varsity Baseball Peters Township High School @ Peters Township Away Tuesday, April 16 TBA Boys Varsity Tennis WPIAL Singles @ TBA Away 3:30PM Boys Varsity Tennis Baldwin High School Baldwin Home 3:30PM Boys Junior Varsity Tennis Baldwin High School @ Baldwin Away 3:45PM Girls Varsity Softball Baldwin High School Baldwin Home 4:00PM Boys Freshman Baseball Baldwin High School Baldwin Home 4:00PM Boys Junior High Volleyball Canonsburg Middle School Canon Mac Home 5:00PM Girls Junior Varsity Softball Cancelled− Baldwin High School Baldwin Home 6:00PM Boys Junior Varsity Volleyball Moon Area High School @ Moon Township Away 6:00PM Girls Junior Varsity LaCrosse Mount Lebanon Senior HS Mt. Lebo Home 7:00PM Boys Varsity Volleyball Moon Area High School @ Moon Area Away 7:30PM Girls Varsity LaCrosse Mount Lebanon Senior HS Mt. Lebo Home Wednesday, April 17 2:30PM Boys Varsity Tennis West Mifflin Area High School West Mifflin Home 3:30PM Boys Varsity Tennis West Mifflin Area High School West Mifflin Home 3:30PM Boys Junior Varsity Tennis Cancelled− West Mifflin Area High School @ West Mifflin Away 3:30PM Coed Varsity Track and Field Bethel Park School District Bethel Park Home 4:00PM Boys Junior High Volleyball Postponed− Montour High School Montour Home 4:30PM Boys Varsity LaCrosse Sewickley Academy @ Sewickley Academy Away 6:00PM Boys Junior Varsity LaCrosse Cancelled− Sewickley Academy @ Sewickley Academy Away Thursday, April 18 3:30PM Boys Varsity Tennis Cancelled− Bethel Park School District Bethel Park Home 3:30PM Boys Varsity Tennis Allderdice H.S. Allderdice Home 3:30PM Boys Junior Varsity Tennis Bethel Park School District @ Bethel Park Away 3:45PM Girls Varsity Softball Chartiers Valley MS/HS @ Char Valley Away 4:00PM Boys Varsity Baseball Mount Lebanon Senior HS Mt. Lebanon Away 4:00PM Boys Junior Varsity Baseball Mount Lebanon Senior HS Mt. Lebo Home 4:00PM Boys Freshman Baseball Peters Township High School @ Peters Township Away 4:00PM Coed Middle School Track and California University Cal U Invite Away Field 5:00PM Girls Junior Varsity Softball Cancelled− Chartiers Valley MS/HS @ Char Valley Away Schedule Star 800−822−9433 1 6:00PM Boys Junior Varsity Volleyball Canon Mcmillan High School @ Canon McMillan Away 7:00PM Boys Varsity Volleyball Canon Mcmillan High School @ Canon McMillan Away Friday, April 19 9:00AM Coed Varsity Track and Field @ CalU Invite Away 3:30PM Boys Varsity Tennis Moon Area High School @ Moon Township Away 4:00PM Boys Freshman Baseball Chartiers Valley MS/HS Chartiers Valley Home 4:00PM Girls Middle School Softball Keystone Oaks Middle School @ Keystone Oaks Away Saturday, April 20 9:00AM Coed Varsity Track and Field West Mifflin Area High School TSTCA @ West Miflin Away 11:00AM Boys Junior Varsity Baseball South Fayette High School @ South Fayette Away 12:00PM Girls Varsity Softball Baldwin High School @ Baldwin Away 12:00PM Girls Junior Varsity LaCrosse Erie McDowell @ Erie McDowell Away 1:30PM Boys Varsity Baseball South Fayette High School South Fayette Home 1:30PM Girls Varsity LaCrosse Erie McDowell @ Erie McDowell Away 3:30PM Boys Junior Varsity LaCrosse Erie McDowell @ Erie McDowell Away 5:30PM Boys Varsity LaCrosse Erie McDowell @ Erie McDowell Away Schedule Star 800−822−9433 2.
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