Basketball
(Boys) schedule/results
Butler 69 Obama 51
Andrew Gettinger scored 24
points and Stainton Forbes added 21
as Butler (1-0) defeated Obama Academy (0-1) at the
Geneva College/Lincoln Park tournament
Butler 72 Kiski Area 67
Butler 72 Indiana 66
Butler 78 Freeport 48
Butler 80 Bishop Canevin 67
Butler 75 Fairview 50
Basketball (Girls) schedule/results
Butler 51 Armstrong 27
Amelia McMichael had 17
points as Butler (1-0) beat Armstrong (0-1) in nonsection
play.
Butler 60 Mercyhurst Prep 23
Butler 65 Slippery Rock 35
Butler 42 Latrobe 39
Butler 55 North Hills 53
Bowling
Tornado rule the lanes vs. Blackhawk
Both Butler bowling teams began the season on a high
note by defeating Blackhawk at Family Bowlaway.
The girls, led by Makenzie Zimmerman’s 586
series and high game of 218, swept the Cougars 7-0.
The Golden Tornado boys topped Blackhawk 6-1 due in
large part to Micah Potts, who rolled a 636
series, including a 274
in the third game. Greg Wilbert’s 607 series featured
a game of 243.
Swimming
Dash Thieme (200-yard individual medley, 100
butterfly) and Jackson Morgus (100 freestyle,
100 backstroke) were both double winners as the Butler
boys defeated Armstrong 59-12 in the pool Friday night.
Addison Vance (100 butterfly) was an individual winner
in the Golden Tornado girls’ 97-86 loss.
Rifle
Wrestling
Butler boys wrestling came in second by a narrow margin
to Bethel Park in Chartiers-Houston Invitational at
Chartiers-Houston High School. The Golden Tornado finished
with 188.5 points, just 18 off the top spot. Santino
Sloboda won the 127-pound title with a technical fall
of Bethel Park’s Colton Fisher, 19-4 in 2:43. Kase Chopp
(152) and Nicholas Savannah (114) each finished with
fourth-place medals; Chopp fell 6-4 to BP’s Ethan Higgins,
and Savannah lost by major decision 13-3 to Elizabeth
Forward’s Preston Bubash. Ace McElravy (215) and Leo
Iarrapino (145) grabbed fifth-place medals; Gavin Rush
(160) and Troy Ritson (189) finished sixth.
Football schedule/results
Soccer (Girls) schedule/results
Butler earned a convincing Section
3-4A victory on the road, overwhelming Allderdice 5-0.
Cecelia Wolford
scored twice while Lucia Leyland
had four assists for the Golden Tornado (4-4, 2-2).
Ava Soley, Ella Nichols and
Kaitlynn Plopi also scored in the win. Sydney
Patterson added an assist.
Soccer (Boys)
schedule/results
Golf (Boys)
In the Section 3 qualifier at
Slippery Rock Golf Club, four Butler golfers advanced,
led by Anthony Trombatt,
who carded a 75. Also advancing for the Golden Tornado
were Levi McClellan (78), Blake
Scott (79) Jase Renwick (80). The target
score was 80.
Golf (Girls)
Butler edged Shaler 190-195 at
Suncrest Golf Course. Paige
Ponteous had a 43 for Butler and
Rylee Gage a 47. The Golden Tornado closed
the regular season with a record of 9-6 and 7-5 in section
play.
Volleyball
Butler 3 Seneca Valley 1
Butler downed the Raiders with
a diverse attack, as Raina Lewandowski
(11), Audrey Lehman (10) and Brynn Cornibe (10)
combined for 31 kills. Julia Mason tallied
32 assists for Butler, which won by scores of 25-19,
25-19, 17-25 and 25-15
Tennis
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Baseball schedule/results
Softball schedule/results
Basketball (Girls) schedule/results
Basketball (Boys) schedule/results
Golf (Boys) Schedule/results
Soccer (Boys) schedule/results
Soccer (Girls)
schedule/results
Football
schedule/results
Golf (Girls)
Schedule/results
Volleyball Schedule/results
Tennis Schedule/results
Wrestling
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Butler sophomore Wyatt Kos
finished with an 8-over 79 and tied for 34th at the
2021 PIAA State Championship. Kos was the first Golden
Tornado golfer to participate in the state playoffs
in over 15 years.
Butler’s
Hunter Swidzinzski tied for sixth in the 2022 PIAA boys
Championship with a 73-75-148, 4-over-par.
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