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Black Hawks Athletics

A CHAMPIONSHIP TRADITION
WPIAL Champions, PIAA Champions, Collegiate Athletes and More
 

Bethel Park has enjoyed tremendous athletic success over the years.

 

At Bethel Park, we believe a dynamic athletic program is essential for student-athletes' educational development. Designed to enhance students' interests and talents, our program teaches life lessons in sportsmanship, teamwork, and competitive drive. Athletes learn to win with humility and lose with grace.

 

Goals of the Athletic Program:

  • Foster work ethic and perseverance in young athletes.

  • Develop positive citizenship traits.

 

Founded over a century ago, our athletic program has grown significantly and is now integral to Bethel Park's tradition. While we compete to win, our primary focus is on maintaining our rigorous academic standards and meeting PIAA eligibility requirements.

 

We celebrate student-athletes' success but reject "winning at any cost" and pressures that compromise sportsmanship and mental health. Our program, seen as a scholastic activity, emphasizes character-building traits such as self-sacrifice, honesty, loyalty, hard work, dedication, reliability, and responsibility.

 

Bethel Park firmly believes that these attributes, learned through athletic participation, prepare students for lifelong success, as evidenced by the achievements of our alumni. Bethel Park School District sponsors more than 30 varsity athletic teams across a wide range of sports, along with numerous junior varsity, freshman, and middle school teams that give student-athletes at every level the opportunity to compete and develop their skills.

 

In addition to school-sponsored programs, Bethel Park students can also participate in club sports — independent teams that operate outside of the school district's athletic program and are typically organized and funded by parents, booster groups or outside organizations.

 

Whether a student is a seasoned competitor or just discovering a love for a new sport, the Black Hawks athletic family has something for everyone.

Athletics

Bethel Park processing refunds for canceled Sept. 3 home football game vs. Moon

Bethel Park School District has begun processing refunds for tickets purchased for the canceled Sept. 3 varsity football game against Moon.

Bethel Park's Kenley Crawford named Observer-Reporter girls flag football Player of the Year

Bethel Park junior Kenley Crawford capped a standout inaugural WPIAL girls flag football season — in which she earned Section 3 Offensive Player of the Year honors with 98 receptions, 1,040 receiving yards, 535 rushing yards and nine interceptions — by being named the Observer-Reporter's 2026 Best of Sports girls flag football Player of the Year.

Stay connected: what you need to know about district communications

Bethel Park School District uses ParentSquare to deliver district-wide announcements, school updates, event reminders, and emergency alerts through email, text message, and the ParentSquare app. The system syncs nightly with Focus, the school district's student information system. If you ARE receiving messages from the district, no further action is needed. Conversely, if you believe that you ARE NOT receiving district communications, please contact your child's school to ensure your information is accurate in Focus. Bethel Park Elementary School: 412-854-8522 Independence Middle School: 412-854-8677 Bethel Park High School: 412-854-8581

Bethel Park School District names Matt Humbert as new athletic director

Bethel Park School District has hired Matt Humbert, a proven championship-winning coach and 11-year athletic director at Belle Vernon Area School District, as its athletic director.

Bethel Park pushes first day of school to Sept. 3

Bethel Park School District has moved the first day of school for all students to Thursday, Sept. 3, 2026, implementing a two-day delayed start to allow faculty and staff additional time to prepare for the opening of the district's new Bethel Park Elementary School.

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Contact:

Tracy Celletti
Activities/Athletics Administrative Assistant
[email protected]

Kurt Kesneck
Interim Athletic Director 
 
 
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