Bethel Park Athletic Hall of Fame

What a ride! A lot of returning players should make next year exciting as well. Good luck to our seniors and thank you for the memories!

That’s a wrap for this season. Not the end we desired but overall a great season! Great work and congratulations to the seniors. Your future is bright!

The future of BPHS Boys Lacrosse is looking bright in Bethel Park. Nice job coaches and boys!

Unfortunately the boys came up short and lost a close game 4-3. They played well and are going to be scary to play in the state tournament.

Let's fill the stands!

No. 4 Bethel Park (15-6-1) will battle No. 2 Penn-Trafford (16-3) at 7 p.m. May 28 at Wild Things Park in Washington in the Class 5A WPIAL baseball championship.

Tickets for the game will be available at the gate or online at www.gofan.co. All tickets for the finals are $10.

Bethel Park returns to the WPIAL championships for the second year in a row and third time in four years.

Bethel Park, which has competed in 11 previous district finals, has not won a WPIAL crown since 1987. However, they have been three-time PIAA champions, winning state crowns in 1988, 2021 and 2022.

A great tradition for our team and community! Bring it home boys!

Bethel Park's Brookie Kessler has been selected to represent the Pittsburgh Steelers in the Inaugural PSFCA Big 33 HS Girls Flag Football Tournament later this month in conjunction with the 67th Annual Big 33 Football Classic!

The two-day tournament will showcase the best Girls Flag Football athletes in the states of Pennsylvania and Maryland and will conclude with a Championship on Sunday, May 26, at Cumberland Valley High School’s Chapman Field before the Big
33 Football Classic, also between PA and MD.

According to the event's organizers, Brooke was selected because she is an excellent athlete with strong academic standing and because she possesses the qualities of a well-rounded leader with exceptional character.

The tournament's organizers promise to turn this tournament into an annual event that will be among the best of its kind in the country.

A familiar name for this page.

Congratulations to Bethel Park senior Jenna Lang for qualifying for the PIAA Class 3A Championships in the 800-meters at last night’s WPIAL Championships.

Bethel Park freshman lacrosse goaltender Pippa King set a new school record Tuesday night in surpassing 100 saves in a season! King, who is just 14 years-old, made 11 saves in the Hawks' 15-8 win over Seneca Valley.

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The Hawks swept the Hillers and are your 2024 SECTION CHAMPS!! ⚾️

An exciting new sport!

Flag football flourishing at Bethel Park Vinny Ziccardi has coached under Nick Saban at Alabama and Mack Brown at Texas but the former skipper at Coral Springs High School hasn’t had a better assignment than his most recent gig at Bethel Park High School. The Florida native is the head coach of the Lady Hawks’ flag football team. While...

Nice job ladies!

High school highlights: Bethel Park softball clinches playoff spot with win against Peters Township Bethel Park and Peters Township were playing a typical low-scoring softball game though six innings. That’s when things completely changed. In the...

Two sports represented. Petras being Petras and volleyball trying to get the program back on track.

Bethel Park’s Ryan Petras, Eddie Cebula make early season impact | Trib HSSN Bethel Park athletes Ryan Petras and Eddie Cebula recently were cited as players of the week on back-to-back days in their respective sports.

An impressive young lady!

Bethel Park’s Artemis Conaboy picks up where she left off last season | Trib HSSN Artemis Conaboy’s favorite track and field event is the 400-meter dash.

The owner of most area Jersey Mike's is a Bethel Park guy. Always generous and a good man. Support the store if you support BP athletics.

A big THANK YOU to Jersey Mike's Subs in South Park Shops for feeding our boys! It was a great dinner for their ride home from Indiana, Pa. Both the Varsity and JV teams won today!

Sign up Now!!
Varsity and JV May 20, 21, 22 4-4:50
Middle School May 20, 21 5-5:50
(Middle School eligibility is BY 2012 and older)
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Way to be STUDENT athletes. We're very proud of you!

We are trying something new. Who does not like cash. For those of you that joined us for our cash bash fundraiser last year. We sold different size sure tip boards for various cash prize amounts.

We are going to do this via Facebook live. When the tip board is all sold. We will post a picture of the back of sure tip with name assigned to each number. This name will be the same name used to pay for tip via our link below. Then once full, we will do a Facebook live and scratch off the number and announce the winner.

Winner will be paid by venmo or cash.

Here we go.....

Tip Board 63315
$750 to winning number
$25 a tip donation 40 tips

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Prizes not claimed within 30 days from Facebook live video, will become property of Bethel Park High School Football Boosters

It’s with a heavy heart that the Bethel Park Athletic Hall of Fame has to report that Officer Ron Evans has passed away. Officer Evans was a friend to all and a pillar of our community. We’ll post more details soon, please keep Ron’s family in your prayers.

It’s been more than 30 years since we’ve had a team make it this far in the state tournament. Coach Calabria has these guys playing smothering defense.

After upset wins over Hershey and Fox Chapel Area, the Bethel Park boys basketball team (15-13) has made a Cinderella run to the state quarterfinals. Friday (3/15), the Hawks will face Moon Area (24-3) at Chartiers Valley at 7 p.m.

Buy your tickets online here:
https://www.piaa.org/sports/tickets.aspx?from=mobileNav

Nice job beating Hershey! Good luck tonight. This team is playing good ball right now.

Fresh off their upset win over Hershey (21-4) in the first round of the PIAA boys basketball playoffs, Bethel Park (14-13) will face Fox Chapel (16-11) at Peters Township at 7:30 p.m. tonight (Tuesday, March 12).

Buy your tickets online here:
https://www.piaa.org/sports/tickets.aspx?from=mobileNav

Good luck to our swimmers at Bucknell.

Good luck at WVU Mason and thanks for the memories!

Mason Kernan caps an awesome career with a 4-0 victory and a 3rd place finish at the prestigious PIAA State Wrestling Tournament! Awesome job, great career, and thank you Mason!!! On to even bigger things at

Let's make some noise in the playoffs boys!

PIHL sets Penguins Cup playoff matchups | Trib HSSN Peters Township, South Fayette and Ringgold will be out to defend their crowns as the PIHL Penguins Cup playoffs get into full swing Monday and Tuesday.

We told you how special this team was at the beginning of the season and they did not disappoint. The majority of the team made it to day two, several wrestlers medalled, and we have our 5th ever WPIAL champion, Mason Kernan!!!!!
Mason joins, Mark Breidl, Nino and Nick Bonaccorsi, and Adam Lazenga as WPIAL Champions. Way to go Mason!

Good luck to our wrestlers this weekend!

Bethel Park sends 11 varsity wrestlers to compete at the WPIAL Championships this Friday, March 1. The action begins at 4:30 p.m. at Canon-McMillan High School. Come support the Black Hawks wrestling team as they aim to advance their successful season to the state championships in Hershey.

Nice job coaches!

Congratulations to Black Hawk coaches Hunter Kernan and Tyler Nauman on Section 6 Assistant and Head Coach of the Year!

The future of our program.

States Bound!!

Two of your junior high Black Hawks wrestlers, Mathis Miller (8th grade, 160 lbs) and Maxx Meussner (9th grade, 136 lbs), placed fifth at the Keystone State Junior High Qualifier. As a result, they have advanced to the Pennsylvania state championship tournament, which will take place from March 15-17 at Santander Arena in Reading.

BP Proud!! 🧡🖤

Huge first round playoff win by our boys basketball team over South Fayette! Nice job by Coach Calabria and his squad. A true team victory.

Bethel Park beats buzzer, gets past South Fayette in Class 5A slugfest | Trib HSSN Bethel Park relied on various defenses Monday night to slow down a South Fayette team that had been averaging nearly 60 points per game this season.