Woodland Hills football team's surprising run ends
Woodland Hills entered the WPIAL Class AAAA playoffs as just the No. 7 seed, but the Wolverines ended up just one win away from winning the championship.
The Wolverines saw their title hopes dashed by top-seed North Allegheny, 21-14, in the championship game at Heinz Field last Friday. It was North Allegheny’s third title in a row.
The defeat ended what was a great playoff ride for Woodland Hills (10-3), which upset No. 2 Gateway (17-14) in the quarterfinals and No. 3 Upper St. Clair (42-20) in the semifinals. In the first round, the Wolverines defeated North Hills (27-7).
Woodland Hills, which placed third in the Southeastern Conference, was led by senior quarterback Cody McClelland, freshman running back Miles Sanders and senior wide receiver Tom Greene.
The Wolverines saw their title hopes dashed by top-seed North Allegheny, 21-14, in the championship game at Heinz Field last Friday. It was North Allegheny’s third title in a row.
The defeat ended what was a great playoff ride for Woodland Hills (10-3), which upset No. 2 Gateway (17-14) in the quarterfinals and No. 3 Upper St. Clair (42-20) in the semifinals. In the first round, the Wolverines defeated North Hills (27-7).
Woodland Hills, which placed third in the Southeastern Conference, was led by senior quarterback Cody McClelland, freshman running back Miles Sanders and senior wide receiver Tom Greene.
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