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Persistence paying off for Greensburg Central Catholic boys' lacrosse team

Written by Joe Koch on .

If there's any doubt about the resilience of the Greensburg Central Catholic boys lacrosse team, end those feelings right now.

Following an Opening Night, triple-overtime 9-8 loss at Chartiers Valley on a snowy night on March 27, the Centurions have parlayed just enough wile, guile and talent to reach the semifinals of the WPIAL Division II boys lacrosse tournament.

The 7-6 Centurions meet 12-3 Quaker Valley at 8 p.m. on Tuesday night at Baldwin High School. The winner meets the winner of the other semifinal between Seton-LaSalle and Baldwin at 6 p.m. Thursday, also at Baldwin High School.

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Greensburg Central Catholic, baseball coach form good match

Written by Ryan Riordan on .

Ryan Riordan's feature on the GCC baseball team:

"Anthony Manley admits that he didn't know much about the Greensburg Central Catholic baseball team when he took the head coaching position with the Centurions two weeks before the start of this season.

"I really only knew about a few kids from reading the paper and being a Greensburg guy," said Manley, who was an assistant at Hempfield last season. "I didn't really know who played where or who could do what."

What he found when he saw the Centurions at the tryouts was a veteran team that knew how to play the game."

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Greensburg Central Catholic baseball team wins slugfest

Written by Brad Everett on .

The Greensburg Central Catholic baseball team rarely had much difficulty scoring runs in the regular season.

It appears the postseason will be no different.

The Centurions had another offensive explosion when they defeated New Brighton, 12-11, in a WPIAL Class AA first-round game at Hampton on Monday.

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Marshall a big run producer for Greensburg C.C. baseball team

Written by Brad Everett on .

Corey Marshall has helped drive Greensburg Central Catholic into the WPIAL playoffs.

Marshall, a senior infielder/pitcher, is among the WPIAL leaders in RBIs. In games played through April 21, Marshall had 18 RBIs, the most of any player from East Sports Town schools.

The Centurions (10-4 overall) were in third place in Class AA Section 4 with an 8-3 record prior to yesterday’s game at Jeannette. The Centurions had won four straight games and eight of their past nine.

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