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Volleyball
Written by Carli Reisinger
The Yough Lady Cougars had another successful season, leading to the second round of playoffs against South Park. This year's seniors include Addison Seanor, Adoria Waldier, Hailey Bock, Kadee Roebuck and Riley Stoken. Congratulations on a successful season and good luck in all of your future endeavors.
Boys Basketball
Written by Kat Smith
The boys basketball team had a transitioning season with getting a new head coach. Coach Nesser retired from Yough but moved to St. Vincent as their new assistant coach. The new head coach for Yough is coach Boo, assistant coach Steve, JV coach Jule. Their record this season was 1-15. Sadly, they did not make the playoffs this season. Congratulations to the seniors Charlie Quinn, Beau Yuhas, and Jaiden Dixen-Bretzel.
Girls Basketball
Written by Kat Smith
Congratulations to the girls basketball team for making it to the playoffs! Their record this year was 8-10. They were able to make it into the playoffs by defeating Highlands. After tying at the end of the game, it went into double overtime. The girls worked extremely hard to get the win. Sadly, after traveling to Blackhawk for their section game, they had lost. Overall it was a great season! A big congratulations to the seniors Brooke Weiland, Hailey Bock, Kadee Roebuck, and Michelle Steban.
Bowling
Written by Mary Koval & Kaylee Hall
While being on the bowling team for some time, members of the team have some positive feedback about the sport. Mary Koval and Kaylee Hall asked about their experiences on the team. Koval asked Dustin Riva, “How has bowling changed your Highschool experience?” He stated, “It has most definitely changed my Highschool experience in a good way and led me to meeting new people.” Hall asked, “Is bowling any fun?” Dustin stated, “Bowling is a very fun sport.” We asked these same questions to Seth Pawlik, Alexis Wood, and Cody Krason. Alexis Wood had some pretty cool statements about bowling. Wood stated, “It’s really fun to meet new people and make a lot of friends along the way.” She also stated that bowling counts as a varsity sport. Krason says,“Bowling is very fun, and it gives me something to do in the evenings.” Seth Pawlik had a similar experience as Wood as he said, “It’s very fun and I’ve met a lot more people and made new friends.” The bowling teams also are involved in competitions, with Annabel Miller competing at a match in Mount Lebanon on February 20th. From what we hear, bowling is a great place to meet new people and make new friends!
Wrestling
Written by Carli Reisinger
The wrestling season has officially ended. The team is parting with three seniors this year, Raidon Kuroda, Aiden Humenik, and Bryce Harvey. Despite the challenges, these athletes have shown resilience and determination. We wish them the best of luck in all of their future endeavors.
Cheerleading
Written by Carli Reisinger
A big thank you to our Yough Cheerleading Seniors for your endless source of spirit and energy. As well as your dedication and commitment to Yough Athletics. This year's seniors include captain Ella Hixson, co-captin Addison Seanor, Isabelle Kozera, and Kylee Waller. Your hard work and leadership as role models will be felt by all for years to come. Good luck in your future endeavors.
Winterguard
Written by Bianca Pratt
Yough’s Winterguard is set to perform their 2025 Hunger Games inspired show, featuring Can’t Catch Me Now by Olivia Rodrigo. You can go and watch on the following days: March 1 at Hempfield, March 8 at Penn Trafford, March 15 at Keystone Oaks, March 29 at Connellsville, and they will finish off the season at Championships on April 26 at Mount Lebanon. Wish them all luck, especially seniors Lizzie Olexik and Elizabeth Dietz, as they take on their final season!
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