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West Mifflin scored 13 points in the third quarter to break a 14-14 halftime tie and managed to hold the lead for a 27-20 Big Eight Conference victory Friday night over visiting Laurel Highlands.
Laurel Highlands School District
Laurel Highlands School District
304 Bailey Avenue Uniontown, PA 15401
Schools
R.W. Clark Elementary
Hatfield Elementary
Hutchinson Elementary
Marshall Elementary
Laurel Highlands Junior High
Laurel Highlands Senior High
Phone: (724) 437-2821
Fax: (724) 437-8929
Online: www.lhsd.org
Municipalities
North Union Township and South Union Township
Enrollment 2015
3,149
Board
Beverly Beal, Debra Bortz, Ira Chrise, Angelo Giachetti, Nancy Glad, Tom Landman, Jamie Miller-D'Andrea, Alicia Santore, Melvyn Sepic
Meetings
School board meetings â Voting sessions are held at 6 p.m. the third Thursday of the month in the high school auditorium with work sessions held at 5 p.m. the Tuesday prior in the administration board room.
Executive
Superintendent:
Jesse Wallace
Business Manager
Gregory Hensh
Solicitor
Gary Frankhouser, Davis and Davis Attorneys at Law, 724-437-2799
Sports
Laurel Highlands ran its record to 6-0 overall and in Section 3-AAA play with a 3-0 sweep of visiting Yough in Section 3-AAA girls volleyball action Thursday night.
Uniontown will be the last area team to begin its football season when it travels to Ringgold tonight for the first of a five-game schedule.
The Albert Gallatin boys golf team closed Section 2-AAA play Thursday afternoon with a 229-241 victory over Laurel Highlands at Duck Hollow Golf Club.
The Laurel Highlands girls volleyball team swept past Belle Vernon, 3-0, Wednesday night for a Section 3-AAA road victory.
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Madison Kinneer made program history Wednesday afternoon when she became the first Connellsville girl to qualify for the WPIAL Girls Class AAA Individual Golf Championship after she shot 87 in the Section 3-AAA qualifier at Murrysville Golf Course.
Kolby Livingston had a goal and an assist as Laurel Highlands fought off visiting Albert Gallatin for a Section 3-AAA boys soccer victory Tuesday night.
Laurel Highlands established itself as the clear front-funner in Section 3-AAA with another convincing win Tuesday night, toppling host Elizabeth Forward, 3-1, in girls volleyball action by scores of 25-12, 23-25, 25-14 and 25-21.
Connelsville’s Zak Koslosky and Ethan Rice shared medalist honors with Albert Gallatin’s Matt Karpeal Tuesday afternoon in the Falcons’ 207-255 Section 2-AAA road victory at Duck Hollow Golf Club.
The target score was 82 for the Section 2-AAA boys golf qualifier hosted by Duck Hollow Golf Club, and six boys hit the target Monday to advance to the WPIAL Class AAA semifinals.
Mallory Schreiber scored the game-winning goal with about four minutes remaining in the match Monday night as Bentworth rallied for a 2-1 non-section win over visiting Waynesburg Central.
Brownsville’s Jolene Quarzo and Ringgold’s Ryan Pajak were the top Class AA runners Saturday in the 18th annual Red, White & Blue Classic held at White Oak Park.
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Laurel Highlands was looking for redemption after its 34-0 opening-season loss at Albert Gallatin.
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Patrick Bush had his game going Friday with the Belle Vernon sophomore firing a 3-under 67 at Duck Hollow Golf Club to win his first FCCA Golf Open title.
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Nate Forse was a force on the football field and basketball court at Laurel Highlands High School and later on the gridiron at California University of Pennsylvania.
The Belle Vernon boys scored five goals in the first half Wednesday night and the goalkeeping tandem of TJ Watson and Will Mikula made the lead stand for a 5-0 Section 3-AAA road victory at Greensburg Salem.
Laurel Highlands dropped the first set to host Albert Gallatin before rallying for a 3-1 victory in a Section 3-AAA girls volleyball battle Tuesday night.
Laurel Highlands got a top-notch effort from goalkeeper Zach Layton and its defense against visiting Trinity in a Section 3-AAA boys soccer match Monday night.
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When it comes to consistency, Laurel Highlands is right near the top of the list of area boys soccer programs.
Jim Downey | Herald-Standard
