Program History

PROGRAM HISTORY

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History of WPIAL

1969 - First WPIAL Championship Game Played

CVHS Est. 1961 
| 1957- Inaugural WPIAL Season 
| 1969 - Inaugural WPIAL Championship Tournament/Sectional Competition 
| 1985 - Intro. of WPIAL Classification System (i.e. AAA, AA) 
| Inaugural PIAA Tournament 1973




PIAA CHAMPIONS


OTHER SUCCESSFUL PROGRAMS


Hampton HS | Enrollment: 1,077
Moon Area HS | Enrollment: 1,192
Peters Township HS  | Enrollment: 1,460
Mt. Lebanon HS | Enrollment: 1,780 
Upper St. Clair HS | Enrollment: 1,360
North Allegheny HS | Enrollment: 1,277
Fox Chapel HS | Enrollment: 1,640


Chartiers Valley High School | Enrollment 1,086

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