Photo Gallery for Weds. 04-04-18

2018-04-04 01:00:00

Adam Harris stands in Red Square in Moscow. Harris, a 2014 Seneca Valley High School graduate, studied in Russia during the fall of 2017.SUBMITTED PHOTO

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Amy McKay Butler asks a question at a town hall meeting called by the South Butler School Action Committee at the Saxonburg VFD social hall on Tuesday, April 3, 2018.Dave Prelosky/butler eagle

Butler’s Nash Bryan (1) slams a shot against Pine-Richland. Butler won the home contest 3-1 on Tuesday, April 3, 2018.Dave Prelosky/butler eagle

Butler’s Andrew Chwalik (7) and Tyler Rankin (4) set up a play against Pine-Richland. Butler won the home contest 3-1 on Tuesday, April 3, 2018.Dave Prelosky/butler eagle

Butler’s Cody Schnur in action against Pine-Richland. Butler won the home contest 3-1 on Tuesday, April 3, 2018.Dave Prelosky/butler eagle

George Zacherl, South Butler School Board member, participates at a town hall meeting called by the South Butler School Action Committee at the Saxonburg Volunteer Fire Department on Tuesday, April 3, 2018.Dave Prelosky/butler eagle

Mars boys basketball coach Rob Carmody gets an official’s attention during the PIAA Class 5A championship game. Carmody guided the Planets to the WPIAL title and the state finals, and has been named the Butler Eagle’s Boys Basketball Coach of the Year.Justin Guido/Butler Eagle

Butler sophomore Ethan Morton, above, and Mars senior guard Robby Carmody have been named Butler Eagle Co-Boys Basketball Player of the Year. Carmody averaged 31 points and 14 rebounds per game this season while Morton averaged 24 points and nine boards. Carmody scored 2,390 points in his high school career while Morton is at 930 points after two seasons.Butler Eagle File Photos

Mars senior guard Robby Carmody, above, and Butler sophomore Ethan Morton have been named Butler Eagle Co-Boys Basketball Player of the Year. Carmody averaged 31 points and 14 rebounds per game this season while Morton averaged 24 points and nine boards. Carmody scored 2,390 points in his high school career while Morton is at 930 points after two seasons.Butler Eagle File Photos

Mars basketball team members Tai Johnson, Lauren Wasylson and Bella Pelaia show their state championship medals Tuesday, April 3, 2018, at the high school.J.W. Johnson Jr./butler eagle

The Mars girls basketball team poses with their state championship medals and trophy after a celebration Tuesday, April 3, 2018, at the high school.J.W. Johnson Jr./butler eagle

Members of the Mars girls basketball team parade through the high school Tuesday morning, April 3, 2018, for a celebration at the high school.J.W. Johnson Jr./butler eagle