By: Don Rebel

Sunday, April 30, 2023 | 8:06 PM

May Day! May Day!

The begin of May feels extra like the top of March, with loads of rain and temperatures within the 40s.

It is scheduled to be the ultimate week of part collection video games in WPIAL baseball, however the forecast has rain nearly daily.

There are loads of key video games Monday, however we’ll simply deal with people who would possibly really be performed, i.e., video games set to be performed on turf.

Rain, snow, sleet or solar, grass or turf, one of many largest video games of the day is for first place in Section 3-4A.

Chartiers Valley visits defending champion West Mifflin within the first of a home-and-home collection that may determine the part champion with each groups at 8-0 atop the part.

The Titans are ranked No. 1 within the state in Class 4A after profitable 9 straight video games since struggling their solely loss in Vero Beach, Fla., to Northmont, Ohio.

The Colts are galloping properly since dropping down from 5A this offseason. CV is 11-3 and has received 5 consecutive video games since dropping to 5A energy South Fayette.

If performed, the sport is ready for 4:15 p.m. on Trib HSSN.

Only one with none

As we enter the ultimate week of the common season for many district baseball groups, just one squad stays excellent.

Riverside (13-0, 8-0) is in first place in Section 1-3A.

With two part collection remaining, the Panthers’ aim of an undefeated part report can be earned over their closing 4 part video games.

This week, Riverside will play perennial energy Neshannock (12-2, 6-2), and subsequent week it finishes with second-place Mohawk (12-2, 7-1).

The sport Monday is on the turf at Neshannock and might be seen on Trib HSSN at 4:30 p.m.

Wild twin invoice

There are two key part baseball video games slated for Monday at Wild Things Park in Washington.

In Section 2-6A, Central Catholic visits Canon-McMillan at 4 p.m.

The Vikings enter this closing part collection on the surface wanting in on the playoff chase.

Central Catholic is 5-7 within the part, one sport behind fourth-place Norwin after dropping two of three to the Knights final week.

Meanwhile, Canon-McMillan is 9-3 and may clinch not less than a share of the part crown with a win.

In Section 4-3A, first-place Yough visits third-place McGuffey at Wild Things Park.

The Cougars are 8-0 within the part and in first place, one sport forward of Greensburg Salem and three forward of McGuffey.

The Highlanders are 5-3 with 4 part video games remaining and are one sport forward of fourth-place Waynesburg Central and two video games forward of fifth-place Mt. Pleasant.

The sport is scheduled for 7 p.m.

Tags: Canon-McMillan, Central Catholic, Chartiers Valley, McGuffey, Mohawk, Neshannock, Riverside, West Mifflin, Yough