The PIAA brackets for boys and girls soccer and girls volleyball have been announced and involve several local teams.

Girls Soccer• Seneca Valley (17-3-1), the WPIALClass AAA champions, will play Mt. Lebanon, the No. 6 team out of the WPIAL, at 8 p.m. Tuesday at North Hills High School.

Boys Soccer• Mars (18-3-1), the No. 3 seed out of the WPIAL for Class AA, will face District 10 champion North East at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Harborcreek High School.• In Class A, Karns City (20-1), the District 9 champion, will face WPIAL runner-up Seton LaSalle at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Clarion University.

Volleyball• Grove City, the District 10 runner-up, will face WPIAL champion Hopewell at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at North Allegheny High School.Football playoff games announcedThe following are playoff matchups for local football teams:

District 10• Grove City (8-1), which received an at-large berth in Class AA, will face North East, also at at-large participant, at 1 p.m. Saturday at Slippery Rock University.• Slippery Rock (6-4), one of four teams to qualify in Class AAA, will face General McLane Nov. 16 or 17 at a site and time to be determined. Both teams received at-large bids as did Strong Vincent, which will play champion Titusville.

District 9• Class AA champion Karns City (10-0) will host Brockway (5-5) and No. 2 seed Brookville (7-3) will host No. 3 Moniteau (5-5) next weekend (Nov. 16 or 17).

WPIAL• In Class AAA, Knoch (8-2) will face Highlands (8-2) in the quarterfinal round with a site and time to be determined.• In Class AA, Mars (9-1) will face Aliquippa (8-2) in the second round with a site and time to be determined.

NEW YORK — LSU is in position to play for a national championship. Oregon isn't far behind the Tigers and unbeaten Kansas is looming.Taking advantage of Boston College's first loss of the season, the Tigers moved into second place in the latest Bowl Championship Series standings.Undefeated Ohio State (10-0) is still in first, and could lock up a second straight appearance in the BCS national championship game on Jan. 7 with victories against Illinois and Michigan in its last two games.

LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — Stephen Ames closed with a 4-under 68 for a one-shot victory in the Children's Miracle Network Classic.Ames emerged from a typically crowded leaderboard at Disney with three straight birdies on the back nine of the Magnolia Course, then saved par from 65 feet out of the bunker to avoid a playoff with Tim Clark.