Beginning January 4,2021 all teams will be back to practice and preparing for the winter seasons to resume.  We will continue to follow our health and safety plan with health screenings daily, masking, bringing water, and maintaining social distance when possible. All athletes planning to practice and play must attend school in person to be eligible

All spring sport athletes must turn in their full physical if they have not played a sports in the fall/winter, or complete the proper recertification forms if they did play a fall sport prior to November 20th. New Players: Complete Physical Sections 1-6 and 10 (if wrestling 9 as well) Returning Fall or Winter Players:

It is the goal of Bishop Canevin High School and the Diocese of Pittsburgh to maintain a safe environment for everyone throughout this return to sports process.  We reserve the right to alter or suspend activities and to adjust the plan as new information becomes available, or circumstances change. All student athletes will need to

It is now time to turn the page to next school year and begin to work through the required paperwork for participation in Athletics.  All student athletes must have a PIAA Physical Competed and turned in to the athletic office prior to the start of the athletic season, as well as have a Healthy Roster

Two members of the Bishop Canevin Girls Bowling Team, Spencer Putnam and Alysha Cutri participated in the WPIBL Girls Individual Championships on Thursday at Wildlife Lanes in Lower Burrell.  Putnam finished in 10th place, Cutri came in 25th.  Both girls qualified for the Western Regional Finals, which is the final qualifier for the state tournament.

Bishop Canevin Junior Bowler Mike Smith had a strong third game on Wednesday to jump to a 10th place finish in the Boys Individual WPIBL Championships, held at Sims Lanes in Beaver Falls.  Smith has also qualified for the Western Regional Finals, the final qualifier for the state tournament. Smith was in the middle of