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The Pittsburgh Basketball Club is proud to host our 33rd  annual Fall League. This year’s leagues will be held at Sto-Rox Middle School, Keystone Oaks High School, North Allegheny High School and Gateway/Woodland Hills High School beginning the week of September 15, 2025.  

Space is extremely limited! Varsity leagues are only $475 per team. A Junior Varsity concept will be announced separately!

The leagues have practically pre-booked to capacity! Each team will play 6 regular season games and we are proud to announce a Fall League Championship playoff!

Please find the application below.

2025 Varsity Fall League Application

Neighborhood Academy Head Coach Jordan Marks and Montour Head Coach Bill Minear have been named the winners of the 2025 PBC Dick Cetrone Coach of the Year award.

The Neighborhood Academy 2024-25 season speaks for itself. 29-1 overall record, Section Champion, WPIAL and PIAA A Champions. Truly the best season in Neighborhood Academy’s young Basketball history.

The Montour season was equally amazing. 25-3 overall record including a 21-1 regular season with a virtual wire to wire #1 ranking, Section Champion, WPIAL semifinalist as well as PIAA quarterfinalist.

The Cetrone Award is named after legendary Sto-Rox Basketball Coach Dick Cetrone, who was the founding father of the Sto-Rox Basketball dynasty, winning 1 State championship, 5 WPIAL Championships as well as 10 Section Titles. Coach Cetrone’s 1983 State Championship team was Pennsylvania’s last 32-0 undefeated state champion. The feat has since been matched by New Castle (31-0 in 2014) and Aliquippa (30-0 in 2016).

Jordan and Bill will be presented with their award at the 2025 Pgh HS Classic at half time of a game to be determined on January 24, 2026.

Congratulations to Penn Hills  Senior Amon Hawthorne on being named the 2025 recipient of the Edward A. Wovchko Award as PBC Summer League Most Valuable Player.

Amon averaged 22 points a game in leading Penn Hills to their first PBC Summer League championship in school history.

Amon will be honored the weekend of January 24/25, 2026 during a game to be determined at the PBC High School Classic during PBC Hall of Fame weekend.

Congratulations to Coach Chris Giles and the Penn Hills Indians for their 41-31 victory over Moon in the 4A-6A championship game. Penn Hills completed a 9-3 season in the 32nd annual PBC Summer Championships. 

The championship is the 1st for Coach Giles and his staff in the PBC Summer League. The championship is also the first for Penn Hills in the PBC Summer Leagues 32 year history.

Penn Hills defeated Knoch in the opening round then Johnstown in the quarterfinals, followed by a hard fought win over North Hills in the semifinals. Moon defeated  Gateway in the 1st round, then Central Catholic in the quarterfinals as well as Franklin Regional in the semifinals to reach the championship game.

Congratulations to Penn Hills on their championship game victory.

Congratulations to Coach Devin Crummie and his staff at Allderdice for winning the 1st annual  2025 PBC Open Division Championship with a  51-39 victory over Montour.

The Dragons defeated Baldwin and Aliquippa to make it to the championship game while Montour defeated South Fayette and Sto-Rox  to make it to the finals.

Congratulations to Allderdice  on winning the schools 2nd PBC Summer League Championship. (2018 previously)

Congratulations to Coach Kenny Klase and his staff at Seton LaSalle for winning the 2025 PBC Mid Division Championship with a convincing 58-34 victory over Freedom.

The Rebels defeated #1 seed Beaver Falls in the semifinals to make it to the championship game while Freedom defeated Valley to make it to the finals.

Congratulations to Seton LaSalle  on winning the schools 3rd  PBC Summer League Championship. (2012 and 2023 previously)

Congratulations to Coach Dave DeGregorio and his staff at North Allegheny for winning the 2025 PBC Freshman Championship with a convincing 54-37 victory over North Hills.

The Tigers defeated North Catholic in the semifinals to make it to the championship game while North Hills defeated Moon to make it to the finals.

Congratulations to North Allegheny on winning the schools 2nd  PBC Freshman Championship and first since 2013.

Congratulations to Coach Dave DeGregorio and his staff at North Allegheny for winning the 2025 PBC JV Championship with a convincing 38-30 victory over Moon.

The Tigers defeated Allderdice in the semifinals to make it to the championship game while Moon defeated Central Catholic to make it to the finals.

Congratulations to North Allegheny on winning the schools 3rd PBC JV Championship.

The 32nd annual PBC Summer League Championships will Tip Off Monday night June 23 at North Hills-Sto-Rox MS, and Cornell with additional play at North Allegheny beginning at North Allegheny June 24.

Teams competed throughout the spring and early summer in 10 gyms throughout the area for the coveted invitation to the league championships. The championships at NH and Sto-Rox MS will feature  Western Pa’s top teams and players!

The Summer League championships have proven to be an amazing sneak peak of the upcoming regular season and are some of the most highly contested games of the summer. The tournament culminates with the “Night of Champions” on June 26, 2025 at  North Hills where we will crown Summer Champions in the Freshman, JV, and Big divisions. The “Open and Mid-Level bracket will play out June 25 at Sto-Rox MS. The Junior Varsity bracket will be uploaded when the final bracket is set after the final games of the regular season Monday night. 

We will also be naming the annual Wovchko Award winner as Summer League MVP.

The Game schedules for all  divisions championship brackets are listed below. Please come out to  for some AMAZING Summer Basketball !

2025 PBC Varsity Championships

2025 PBC Varsity Open Division

2025 Freshman Championships