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ALTOONA HIGH SCH0OL 6Th Avenue and 14Th Street Altoona, PA 814-946-8289 ALTOONA HIGH SCH0OL 6th Avenue and 14th Street Altoona, PA 814-946-8289 ALTOONA HIGH SCHOOL:Take the Pennsylvania Turnpike East to Exit 6, Monroeville. Follow Rt. 22 East to Rt. 220 North towards Altoona and get off on the 17th street exit. Travel on 17th street to 6th Avenue. Turn right onto 6th Avenue. Tthe school is approximately 3 or 4 blocks on your right. When you come to the school, the gym is located on the right. MANSION PARK ALTOONA: Take the Pennsylvania Turnpike East to Exit 6, Monroeville. Follow Rt. 22 East to Rt. 220 North to the Plank Road exit. As you get off the exit. there will be a cloverleaf. Follow this to the light and turn left. Follow Plank Road past a shopping district until you come to a Chi Chi’s Restaurant. At the restaurant turn left onto Logan Blvd. Go approximately 8 or 9 blocks and Mansion Park will be on the right side. ALLDERDICE HIGH SCHOOL 2409 Shady Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15217 412-422-4851 ALLDERDICE HIGH SCHOOL: Take I- 79S to I-279S. Get off at exit 14 and follow the signs to Monroeville. Take the parkway east to Exit 8 (Squirrel Hill/Homestead). Make first left, following the signs to Squirrel Hill. Go to the first traffic light (USA Karate and “BP” Gas Station at intersection) and turn right onto Forward Avenue. Go to the next light, and the High School is on the left. ALLDERDICE SOFTBALL-LEDERMAN FIELD: Continue past the High School, straight through 2 traffic lights to the third traffic light at Beechwood Blvd. Make a left onto Beechwood Blvd. Go to the first right which is English Lane and turn right. Follow English Lane back to parking lot for Pittsburgh Dept. of Parks & Rec. Maintenance Facility. Field is at the top of steps leading from parking lot. AMBRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL 909 Duss Avenue Ambridge, PA 15003 724-266-5112/Athletics724-266-2833x2236 AMBRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL: Take I-79 South to Sewickley Exit #66. Take Route 65 North to Ambridge. Go Past Ambridge Ace Hardware and at the next traffic light, make a right onto Route 989/8th Street, and go to the fourth traffic light to Duss Avenue. The High School is on the left. ALTERNATE DIRECTIONS: Take Rt. 19 South to Freedom Road from Cranberry. You will come to two major stop signs. Go straight through the first, Lovi Road. At the second stop sign, turn left. At the top of the hill turn left. Go approximately 1000 yds. and turn right on Rt. 989. Follow Rt. 989 into Ambridge, which is 24th Street. Turn left onto Duss Avenue. The High School and Stadium are on the right. AMBRIDGE JR. HIGH SCHOOL (BADEN): Take Rt. 19 South to Freedom Road from Cranberry. Follow Freedom Road for approximately 4 miles (you will pass Tri-County Soccer Complex on left) and continue to a four-way intersection. Turn left and go up the hill 1/2 mile to a stop sign. Make a right onto Conway-Wallrose Road. Follow Conway Wallrose Road for approximately 1-1/2 miles and make a left onto First Street and follow road to the school (turn left for the Jr. High). AVONWORTH HIGH SCHOOL 250 Joseph Lane Pittsburgh, PA 15237 412-366-6360 AVONWORTH HIGH SCHOOL: Take I-79 South to I-279 South. Get off the Camp Horne Road exit. At the light turn right, then immediately turn right. The high school is at the top of the hill. AVONWORTH BASEBALL: Take I-79 South to I-279 South. Get off the Camp Horne Road exit from I-279. At the light, turn right towards Bellevue. Turn left at the red light onto Rt 65 (Ohio River Blvd.). Turn left into the first little road past a “Stop-N-Go”. Avonworth Field is located on the left. (Soccer and Baseball) BALDWIN HIGH SCHOOL 4653 Clairton Blvd. Pittsburgh, PA 15236 412-885-7500 /Athletics 412- 885-7515 BALDWIN HIGH SCHOOL: Take I-279 South to Exit 14, I-579 and follow across the Liberty Bridge through the Liberty Tunnels. Stay in the right lane, and take the Rt. 51 South/Uniontown Exit. Follow Rt. 51 South (approximately 4 miles) to the intersection of Brownsville Road and Route 51. There’s a Gulf Station and PNC on the left, and a GBU Insurance Company on the right. Go through this interesction, staying on Route 51 and get into the left lane. The school will appear on the left. Look for the Baldwin High School Electronic Billboard. HARRISON MIDDLE SCHOOL: Follow directions to the High school. At the intersection with Brownsville Road turn right. Travel straight on Brownsville and past the Caste Village Shopping Center on the right. Two streets past Caste Village you will turn left on a side street called Windvale. Follow Windvale through a stop sign and continue into area marked “No Outlet”. This leads to the school. Circle to the right and the gym is in the back. WHITEHALL ELEMENTARY: Take I-279 South to Exit 14, I-579 and follow across the Liberty Bridge through the Liberty Tunnels. Turn left onto Rt. 51 South. Follow Rt. 51 South to Brownsville Rd. Make a right turn onto Brownsville Rd. At the next traffic light make a left turn which will still be Brownsville Rd. Make a right turn onto Curry Rd. School is on Curry Rd. WALLACE FIELD: Take I-279 South to Exit 14, I-579 and follow across the Liberty Bridge through the Liberty Tunnels. Turn left onto Rt. 51 South. Follow Rt. 51 South through the intersection with Brownsville Road. (Approximately 5 miles). Make a left turn onto Stilley Rd. and then a left onto Prospect Rd. You will come to a 5 way intersection. Make a sharp right onto E. Willock Rd. School will be on the left hand side. Park in front of the school. BASEBALL: On Main Street of Beaver go past the fourth stoplight, along the cemetery on your right side and past McDonald’s on right to Crivelli Chevrolet Garage (on corner). Turn right and continue straight ahead to the stop sign. The fields are straight ahead. BEAVER FALLS HIGH SCHOOL 1701 Eighth Avenue 724-Beaver Falls, PA 15010 724-843-7470 BEAVER FALLS HIGH SCHOOL: (From Cranberry) Take the Pennsylvania turnpike West to exit 2, Beaver Falls. Exit onto Rt. 18 South, past Geneva College and into Beaver Falls. After passing Geneva College you will come to a red light. Go straight through onto 8th Avenue. The school is on the right. (From Harmony) At the Kaufmann House turn right onto Rt. 588. At the “Y”, before the airport, take a left onto Rt. 588. Don’t miss the left turn at Duff’s Tavern onto Rt. 588. Continue through the red light that intersects with Rt. 65. Stay on Rt. 588 to Beaver Falls. Cross the bridge into Beaver Falls and get into the left lane. Turn left onto 7th Avenue, go to 17th street and turn right. The school is on 17th and 8th street. Football Games are at Geneva Stadium. Turn right after crossing the bridge. BELMONT-KITTANNING BELMONT ICE ARENA 724-548-1067 ARMSTRONG: (Cranberry )Take Pennsylvania Turnpike East to Exit 5, Allegheny Valley. Follow Old Rt. 28 South to the second red light. Turn right onto Rt. 910 and bear to the right onto Rt. 28 North. Take the Butler-West Kittanning exit (do not take Kittanning exit) of Rt. 422 West. At first exit on Rt. 422, take Rt. 268 North. Continue on Rt. 268 North through the light and down a hill approximately 3/4 mile. Look for Belmont Arena sign on left, turn left and rink is about 1/4 mile ahead. (From Harmony) Take route 68 to Butler. At the second light past the airport take a left on Emberhart Road. Go approximately 1 1/2 mile to the “T” and turn right. At the red light, turn left and follow the signs to Rt. 422 East to the West Kittanning exit. Follow Rt. 268 North through the first red light and down the hill approximately 3/4 mile. Look for the Belmont Arena sign on the left, turn left into the rink area. BETHEL PARK HIGH SCHOOL 309 Church Road Bethel Park, PA 15104 412-854-8580/Athletics412-854-8548 BETHEL PARK HIGH SCHOOL/STADIUM/TENNIS COURTS: Take Interstate 79 South to Exit 12, Kirwan Heights. Get in the right lane and turn right onto 50 West. Immediately get in the left lane and make a left at the first light onto Vanadium Road (Eat-N-Park across the street). Follow this road approximately 1 mile and make a right onto Bower Hill Road. Go to the second light at the bottom of the hill and make a left at the Exxon Station. Follow this road about 2 miles to the light at Route 19 South (right turn by Ground Round). Take Route 19 to the third light at Ft. Couch Road. Make a left onto Ft. Couch Road at Houlihand’s. Go past South Hills Village Mall on your right. Look for McDonald’s on your left. The next light after McDonald’s, make a left onto Bethel Church Road. Go to the top of the hill and make a right at the next onto Church Road. The second driveway by Blade Runners takes you into the High School Complex. INDEPENDENCE MIDDLE SCHOOL (VOLLEYBALL): Follow directions to the High School Complex. Park there and walk up the steps to the Middle School.
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