Quaker Valley beat reigning champion North Catholic to claim the WPIAL Class 2A Boys Tennis Team Championship title Tuesday at Washington & Jefferson College.

The No. 5 Quakers won 3-2, claiming their fifth title. The No. 2 Trojans qualify for the PIAA tournament, which begins May 12 and ends with the championships at Hershey Racquet Club on May 16. They beat No. 15 Ellwood City, No. 10 Hampton and No. 6 Indiana to make the district final.

North Allegheny won the 3A title.

The Trojans’ Alex Weber won in Singles 2 against Tanner Schultz 6-4, 6-3, according to head coach Sean Malone, and Jake Sinclair beat Charlie Pyle 2-6, 6-4, 6-3 in Singles 3. North won a regular-season match against QV 3-2, but Pyle’s return from injury played a role in the Quakers being able to sweep the doubles matchups this time.

“Alex Weber played phenomenal to win in straight sets for us,” Malone said over the phone. “I was really impressed with the improvement he’s shown (this season).”

It gives North two state tournament qualifiers, with top singles player Justin Garvey qualifying for the PIAA singles tournament as the WPIAL’s third seed. That tournament runs May 22-23 at Hershey Racquet Club.

North Catholic’s girls won the WPIAL Class 2A team title over Quaker Valley, Laurel and Burrell at Peters Township Middle School. The boys finished third behind Quaker Valley and Greensburg Central Catholic. Riverview finished fourth.

No individual results were provided.

Nolan Stefaniak had a pair of hits, and Jacob Szbalskie scored three runs as Butler downed Taylor Allderdice 10-0. Karsten Lenyk had a home run, while Szbalskie tripled.

Ryan Rattigan and Trent Best combined on the mound to allow four hits.

Freeport 5, Southmoreland 0 — Gage Blystone went the distance on the mound for the Yellowjackets, allowing four hits and striking out eight. Kason Barker notched three hits, including a homer, and had two RBIs.

Mars 11, Shaler 5 — Danny Murray came a home run short of hitting for the cycle for the Planets. Jameson Garvin, Tyler Rennebeck and Connor Summit had multi-hit games, too.

Moniteau 8, Union/A-C Valley 6 — Ian Ross, Weston Cook, James Gillen and Kameron Hershey each had two hits for the Warriors. Cook had a pair of doubles, while Ian Ross bashed a home run.

For the Falcon Knights, Ryan Armagost had three hits, including a double, and Andrew Preston notched three RBIs.

Beaver 14, North Catholic 4 — Landon Petok had three hits, one of them a double, but the Trojans were put away in five innings.

North Catholic beat Portersville Christian 3-2 by set scores of 23-25, 16-25, 25-21, 25-14 and 15-11.

Grant Weaver notched five goals as Mars downed The Hill Academy 12-10. Parker Osterman, Reed Fuller and Jack Tirch added two each for the Planets.

Moniteau had 14 hits — Halle Beatty and Lily Staab both notched three — in a four-inning, 17-0 victory over A-C Valley.

North Catholic 5, Blackhawk 3 — Kennedy Brown and Clare Kotwica had two-hit performances and Eva Rocha hit a home run in the loss.

Hampton 4, Seneca Valley 2 — Harlee Hornick had two of the Raiders’ five hits, including a double. Paige Volz hit a solo homer for Seneca Valley, as well.

Sharon 13, Slippery Rock 0 — The Rockets were no-hit in the five-inning loss.