P3R 13 Hot Metal
The Hot Metal Bridge is a truss bridge in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania that crosses the Monongahela River. The bridge consists of two parallel spans on a single set of piers: the former Monongahela Connecting Railroad Bridge, built in 1887, on the upstream side and the former Hot Metal Bridge, built in 1900, on the downstream side. The Hot Metal Bridge connected parts of the J&L Steel mill, carrying crucibles of molten steel from the blast furnaces to the rolling mills on the opposite bank. The upstream span was converted to road use in 2000, connecting 2nd Avenue near South Oakland with Hot Metal Street (South 29th Street) in the South Side.
P3R 13 Hot Metal - 2020 Tournament Schedule
P3R 13 Hot Metal - 2020 Roster
Results
Player Profiles
11
#11 - Casey Boyle
Grade:
Height:
Position:
School:
7
5-2
L/DS
David E. Williams MS (Montour)
54
#54 - Emma Bridge
Grade:
Height:
Position:
School:
7
5-3
Canonsburg MS (Canon-Mac)
2
#2 - Lauren "Izzie" Gallo
Grade:
Height:
Position:
School:
7
5-2
L/DS
St. Louise de Marillac
28
#28 - Mia Hartman
Grade:
Height:
Position:
School:
7
4-10
S
Independence MS (BP)
3
#3 - Sofia Heil
Grade:
Height:
Position:
School:
7
4-11
L/DS
Peters Township MS
33
#33 - Ariana Condron-Jackson
Grade:
Height:
Position:
School:
7
5-1
Fort Couch MS (USC)
13
#13 - Grace Myers
Grade:
Height:
Position:
School:
7
5-7
Fort Couch MS (USC)
8
#8 - Natalie Paluso
Grade:
Height:
Position:
School:
7
5-1
MH
Archangel Gabriel
21
#21 - Sofia Quattrocchi
Grade:
Height:
Position:
School:
7
5-3
L/DS
Shaler Area MS
99
#99 - Avery Vinay
Grade:
Height:
Position:
School:
7
5-5
OH
Fort Couch MS (USC)
Coach
Head Coach - Haley Orler
Former Assistant Coach - Carlynton High School
Haley is a P3R alum and graduate of South Fayette High School. She was the lion's libero and captain her senior year, leading her team to a section championship. After graduating from Westminster College with a chemistry degree, Haley decided to get back into the sport through coaching. She became the Head Coach of Junior Varsity volleyball at Carlynton High School for two years. In her second year, her team finished with an almost perfect record of 12-1. This is also Haley’s third year coaching at P3R.