CoEd Varsity Swimming vs. Kiski Area High School
CoEd Varsity Swimming
Posted on 12/11/2025
Swimming and Diving Beat Kiski! The girls won 98-71 and the boys won 92.5-69.5.The boys 200 free relay of Sebastian Villalba, Isaac Retsch, David Adler and Ben Watson qualified for WPIALs.Ben Watson qualified for WPIALs in the 200 and 500 free.Connor Sutterlin qualified in the 50 free, 100 free and 500 free.Isaac Retsch qualified for WPIALs in the 100 breast.Evan Adler qualified in the 100 fly. Libby Sheets qualified in the 100 fly.Grace Daugherty qualified for WPIALs in the 100 free.
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Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Highlands
Boys Varsity Basketball
Posted on 12/09/2025
Boys Varsity falls to Highlands 61-571st - H 18 High 102nd - H 13 High 143rd - H 9 High 134th - H 17 High 24HamptonGavin Guinn(SR) 17 points/3 3’s/7 rebounds/5 stealsJonas Cupps (SR) 13 pointsZack Danner ((SR) 11 pointsHighlandsTy Bielak (SR) 20 pointsCarmine LaCava (SR) 15 points Ty Hall (SR) 12 points
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CoEd Varsity Swimming vs. North Hills High School
CoEd Varsity Swimming
Posted on 12/08/2025
Hampton Swimming and Diving took on North Hills High School Monday night. The girls won 105-79, the boys won 105-71.Libby Sheets qualified for WPIALs in the 200 free and the 100 breast. Connor Sutterlin qualified in the 200 free and the 100 back,Isaac Retsch qualified for WPIALs in the 200 IM, the 100 fly and the 100 free.Lainey Sheets qualified in the 50 free and 100 free.Grace Daugherty qualified for WPIALs in the 100 fly.Logan Wheeler qualified in the 500 free.Evan Adler qualified for WPIALs in the 100 breast.
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Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Allderdice
Boys Varsity Basketball
Posted on 12/06/2025
Hampton Varsity (2-1/0-0) defeats Allderdice (2-2/0-0) 54-431st - H 9 A 82nd - H 22 A 113rd - H 11 A 174th - H 12 A 7HamptonJonas Cupps (SR) 20 points/5 boardsLuca Romero Lauro (SR) 13 points/6 boards/3 stealsZach Danner (SR) 10 points/8 rebounds AllderdiceKeith Taylor 14 pointsKeilyn Walden 10 points
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CoEd Varsity Swimming vs. Greater Latrobe Senior High School
CoEd Varsity Swimming
Posted on 12/06/2025
Hampton Girls beat Greater Latrobe 109-72 Hampton Girls fell to Indiana 76-110Hampton Boys fell to Greater Latrobe 87-95 Hampton Boys fell to Indiana 90-92200 Medley Relay of Lainey Sheets Logan Wheeler LIbby Sheets and Grace Daugherty qualified for WPIALs200 Medley Relay of Connor Sutterlin Isaac Retsch Evan Adler and David Adler qualified for WPIALs400 Free Relay of Lainey Sheets Logan Wheeler Libby Sheets and Grace Daugherty qualified for WPIALs400 Free Relay of Ben Watson Evan Adler David Adler and Isaac Retsch qualified for WPIALsLainey Sheets qualified for WPIALs in the 200 free and 100 flyIsaac Retsch qualified in the 200 free and 500 freeLibby Sheets qualified in the 200 IM and 100 backConnor Sutterlin qualified for WPIALs in the 200 IM and the 100 flyBraden Sutterlin qualified for WPIALs in the 200 IM and 100 breastGab Elk qualified in DivingAddie Kass qualified in the 100 flyEvan Adler qualified for WPIALs in the 50 free
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Boys Varsity Basketball vs. North Hills High School
Boys Varsity Basketball
Posted on 12/05/2025
Hampton Varsity falls to North Hills1st - H 7 NH 212nd - H 10 NH 133rd - H 19 NH 134th - H 9 NH 23HamptonJonas Cupps (SR) 19 points/5 3’sAndrew Butler (SR) 10 pointsNorth HillsNathan Shanebacher (JR) 26 points Jackson long (JR) 24 points
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Jonas Cupps lifts Hampton in season opener
Boys Varsity Basketball
Updated on 12/05/2025
|Greg Hillman
ALLISON PARK, PA-- Basketball is a funny game. Hampton found that out pretty quickly on Thursday night in their season opener. The Hampton Talbots opened their 2025-26 campaign with a 64-44 win against their next-door neighbors, the Deer Lakes Lancers. It was the 19th time the schools have met since 2006. The game itself got off to a slow start offensively as both teams struggled to find baskets throughout the first half. In fact, only 10 total points were scored in the 1st quarter alone. With it being the 1st game, there were understandably some nerves to be let out. Some of those nerves carried over from a 48-hour delay on tip-off due to inclement weather that came through the Pittsburgh area Tuesday morning, the day originally scheduled for the game. It was something head coach Joe Cangilla noticed in the first half of the game. He spoke about it pregame, saying his team was ready to go Tuesday, but had to wait until Thursday to get going.Things settled down after the
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Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Deer Lakes High School
Boys Varsity Basketball
Posted on 12/04/2025
Hampton Varsity uses strong 2nd half to defeat Deer Lakes 64-44.Score by quarter1st - H 7- DL 32nd - H 11 - DL 133rd - H 24 - DL 124th - H 22 - DL 16HamptonJonas Cupps (SR) led with 17 points/5 3's/6 boardsGavin Guinn (SR) - 13 pointsZach Danner (SR) - 10 points/9 boards/4 assistsDeer LakesCollin Rodger (SR) - 13 pointsDylan Ferraro (SR - 11 pointsEvan Moore (JR) - 10 points
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Game Notes vs Deer Lakes 12-4-25
Boys Varsity Basketball
Updated on 12/04/2025
Basketball Game Notes vs Deer Lakes.pdfCorrection: Deer Lakes was 2-0 as of December 4th, 2025. The Game Notes have them listed as 0-0 which is inncorrect.
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Hampton ends season on high note
Boys Varsity Football
Updated on 10/30/2025
|Greg Hillman
ALLISON PARK, PA-- It’s not fun having your fate in someone else’s hands. Hampton knew that coming into their 2025 season finale against West Mifflin. Hampton came into Friday night not mathematically eliminated from playoff contention, but more so out than in. It’s something that was on the minds of the players all week. One game to decide their season. Regardless of the outcome, the 2025 season would be an improvement over their two previous seasons. In 2023 and 2024, the Talbots finished the season with a 3-7 record. This included a disastrous finish to the 2024 campaign. Something that head coach Steve Sciullo called “unacceptable” earlier in the season. Hampton’s defense was the story once again in their 15-13 win over the West Mifflin Titans in Week 10. With the big spectacle of senior night, with the players walking through the big arched balloon that says “Hampton Talbots” across the top, all the feels were set in before the opening kickoff. But the senior n
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Hampton left out of playoffs
Boys Varsity Football
Updated on 10/30/2025
|Greg Hillman
ALLISON PARK, PA-- Hampton’s football season is officially over. The committee has decided to give the Chartiers Valley Colts the eighth and final seed in the 2025 WPIAL Class 4A playoffs. It’s something that Hampton was aware of Friday night after their 15-13 win over the West Mifflin Titans in their 2025 season finale. Chartiers Valley had the head-to-head win over Hampton when they defeated the Talbots 22-13 in Week 5. In that game, the Talbots ' defense played very well and kept Hampton at least within striking distance. When asked about his thoughts were about the season in general, head coach Steve Sciullo made it known that opportunities were left on the table. “Missed opportunities cost us a special room," Sciullo said. "We had a few missed opportunities in the Armstrong game. And a few missed opportunities in the [Chartiers] Valley game. 7-3 looks a lot better than 5-5 and probably helps us in the wild card.” That Chartiers Valley game will be on
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Hampton Defense Stays Hot: Defeat Knoch 38-0
Boys Varsity Football
Updated on 10/16/2025
|Greg Hillman
ALLISON PARK, PA—As the saying goes, “Defense wins championships”. But what wins championships? Games. And Hampton leaned on that “dawg” mentality in their 38-0 win vs the Knoch Knights on Friday night. And in this game, Hampton’s defense game together as a collective unit to pitch its first shutout of the season. Over the last two games, Hampton’s defense has allowed a combined 7 points. That’s it. All be it, against teams that don’t have strong records, but 7 points is 7 points allowed, no matter the level of football.“It’s the leadership”, Defensive Coordinator Dan Gigler said. “Coach just talked about Andrew Carr, Gavrie Goetzman, Joe Stephenson; those are guys I lean on, on the field. I told all those guys they have to think like us coaches when they're on the field. And they took it upon themselves to speak to each other this week, make good decisions, talk to each other, and communicate. So important key aspects of the game tonight, that’s why we had success; it's all
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Haselrig’s Pivotal Return
Boys Varsity Football
Posted on 10/11/2025
|Greg Hillman
ALLISON PARK, PA—Willy Haselrig is the dawg of dawgs. His presence is felt every time he takes the field on Friday nights. When he’s not the field. You can feel the difference.His return to the Talbot lineup on Friday night could not have come at a more perfect time. Hampton is fighting for their playoff lives, and with their biggest game of the season next week, it needed Haselrig to boost its offense and team as a whole. He was really excited to get back into game action. “It felt really good”, Haselrig said. I was kind of bummed sitting down on the sideline watching my boys play football. Especially last week after the win.” His teammates were bummed to see him sit on that sideline, too. Nonetheless, his return boosted a Talbot offense that put up at least 35 points for the second consecutive game.“It felt really good”, Haselrig said. “Our offense was lacking in the first half of the season. But I think we pumped it up out there, and our defense pumped it up too.” Has
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