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In her decorated career, Fisher has added three section singles championships, a WPIAL singles runner-up finish, a section doubles championship, a WPIAL doubles runner-up finish, a WPIAL doubles championship, three section team championships, two WPIAL team runner-up finishes, and a WPIAL team championship to her trophy case.

Mackenzie Smock and Cassie Sierka won the WPIAL Class 3A doubles tennis championship on their home court at Bethel Park High School.

The Hawks host neighboring Upper St. Clair on Friday for Youth Night, with gates opening at 5:30 p.m. and all fans entering through Gate A or the Purkey Field Gate, where they will be screened by metal detector or wand. Fans should arrive early and review the stadium rules, including a clear-bag policy, no re-entry or admission after halftime, and bans on weapons, alcohol, tobacco, noisemakers, field access and tailgating.

The Bethel Park School District Board of School Directors invites the entire community to celebrate the opening of Pennsylvania's largest elementary school with live entertainment, refreshments, and a public open house tour.

Community members can bid on a piece of local history as the district sells off furnishings and materials from its former neighborhood elementary schools.

Bethel Park School District will host a community town hall from 6 to 8 p.m. Monday, Oct. 13, at the Bethel Park Community Center, Area B, 5151 Park Ave.

The girls soccer team has shown improvements from last season thanks to a strong senior class, disciplined juniors, and talented sophomores and freshmen.

Originally published on bphawkeye.org. Story by Colton Fisher, Staff Writer

Bethel Park High School junior Tessa Braham has earned countywide recognition for her creative writing.

Bethel Park High School students are campaigning for Pennsylvania's House Bill 961 in memory of their former history teacher Jon Gentile, an experienced kayaker who died in 2022 at age 38 after capsizing at an unmarked low head dam on the Delaware River. The bill, supported by state Rep. Natalie Mihalek and her aide Claudia Huber (Gentile's niece, who drafted the original proposal), would require notifying owners of run-of-the-river dams, set standards for warning markings, and create a public record of where these dams are and who owns them. Beyond urging a floor vote, the students teach water safety to elementary schoolers and raise money for the Big Heart Scholarship in Gentile's name.

First-grade students in Ms. Jenna Hermann's class at Bethel Park Elementary School took their learning outside recently for the Fable/Folktale Olympics, a celebration marking the completion of the first CKLA Knowledge Unit.