Saturday, September 22, 2012
Mustangs shutout 35-0, remain winless.
Woodland Hills scored less than two minutes into the contest, and never looked back, as the Wolverines dominated the Mustangs en route to a 35-0 victory Friday night at Plum. The Mustangs (0-4, 0-4 WPIAL AAAA Southeastern Conference) turned the ball over on the second play from scrimmage, as Plum senior quarterback Corey DeLoach had his pass intercepted by Khalil Harper, who returned it to the Mustangs’ 8-yard-line. Two plays later, Dequan White found the end zone to put the Wolverines ahead, a lead they would never relinquish. Plum Head Coach Frank Sacco emphasized the significance of the poor start. “We shoot ourselves in the foot on the first drive,” Sacco said. “You can’t do that against a football team like Woodland Hills. They are …
Saturday, September 15, 2012
Quarterback Cody McClelland threw touchdown passes to four receivers, leading the Wolverines to a 35-0 lead over Bethel Park at the half.
Woodland Hills took a commanding halftime lead over Bethel Park in an action-packed game at the Wolvarena in Turtle Creek Friday night that set the Wolverines up for a 35-7 win over the Black Hawks. Check out our game gallery! Next week, the Wolverines take on the Plum Mustangs in an away game. Did you take any game photos? Upload them to this story by clicking the button above.
Friday, October 7, 2011
The Wolverines easily handled their conference rival, putting up 31 points in the first half.
The Woodland Hills Wolverines returned to the Wolverena Friday night looking to better their 2-1 conference record. They did so easily, beating the Fox Chapel Foxes 38-0. The Wolverines are well aware that every conference game from here on out is extremely important, especially in light of a loss to Central Catholic two weeks ago. “Every conference game is a big game,” said Head Coach George Novak. The game started out slower than some may have anticipated, but the Wolverines made sure they would be the first to put points on the board. Woodland Hills struck when sophomore Ronald Ford broke free and ran 15 yards for a touchdown. The Wolverines didn't waste any time after getting the ball back; senior quarterback Patrick Menifee hooked …
Saturday, September 17, 2011
The Wolverines are holding onto their lead as they continue a winning streak.
The Woodland Hills Wolverines are off to an impressive 3-0 start, adding another win to their resume Friday night with a 45-6 victory over the Plum Mustangs. The Wolverines were coming to Mustang Stadium with a 2-0 record and the Plum team knew they would have their work cut out for them, as they tried to better their 1-1 record. “They are a good team every year,” said Plum Head Coach Frank Sacco. “We have to play fundamental and smart football. The game started with a bang when Plum went three and out and elected to punt the ball. Wolverines return man sophomore Ronald Ford returned the punt for a touchdown, but was called back on a holding penalty. Plum got the ball back and senior quarterback Chris Zdinak threw an interception, only to …
Saturday, September 3, 2011
Here's a look at the opening game of high school football season.
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Saturday, September 3, 2011
By Alix Glynn The Woodland Hills Wolverines defeated the Thomas Jefferson Jaguars by a score of 31-7 in front of an enthusiastic crowd Friday night at the Wolvarena. The Wolverines scored on the opening drive of the game. In a key play on fourth down, the Wolverines faked a punt and quarterback Patrick Menifee ran 31 yards for a first down. A 2-yard touchdown run by senior running back Jaimire Dutrieuille capped the eight-play, 67-yard drive for the Wolverines. After the defense stopped the Jaguars, the Wolverines got the ball back on the TJ 27-yard line. Alex Beasley and Dutrieuille ran for first downs, while Menifee completed a four-yard touchdown pass to senior Shakim Alonzo to extend the Wolverine lead to 14-0. Thirty seconds into the …
Saturday, December 4, 2010
The Woodland Hills Wolverines football team finished a season that started sour and turned sweet to an ending of mixed emotions.
The Woodland Hills Wolverines brought a football season filled with uphill battles to a bittersweet end Nov. 27, losing 21-14 to the North Allegheny Tigers in the WPIAL AAAA championship game at Heinz Field. The Wolverines were defending a championship title, winning last year against Gateway 10-0. Had his team won, head coach George Novak would have been the only WPIAL coach to win seven championships. "This year, the playoffs were extremely tough -- we had to beat an outstanding Mt. Lebanon team [and] an outstanding North Hills team to get to North Allegheny," Novak said. "We were a little bit flat that first half. They got a sizable lead, and we weren't able to overcome it." The Wolverines fell behind early, coming out of the first half…
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There's nothing like Friday night lights! The remaining home games are as follows: September 28th vs. Mt. Lebanon, Homecoming vs. Canon Mac on October 12th, and Senior Rec on October 26th vs. Penn Hills. Go Wolverines! more ›