Four area high school basketball teams survived the first round of PIAA playoffs this past weekend.
Now they know where they will be headed for their second-round contests after the PIAA released sites Sunday.
Three teams will play Tuesday.
In girls' Class AA, District 11 champ Minersville (26-1) will take on District 12 champ Neumann-Goretti (26-0) at 6 p.m. at Freedom High School in Bethlehem.
The Battlin' Miners opened with a 55-36 victory over Central Columbia, while Neu-
mann-Goretti downed Camp Hill 74-36.
In boys' Class AAA, District 11 runner-up Pottsville (24-5) faces District 3 champ Susquehanna Township (20-7) at 7:30 p.m. at the Geigle Complex in Reading.
The Crimson Tide opened the a 58-38 rout of Lower Moreland, while Susquehanna Township downed Imhotep Charter 65-47.
In boys' Class A, District 11 champ Mahanoy Area (25-2) will battle District 1 champ Church Farm (24-4) at 7:30 p.m. at Central Dauphin East High School in Harrisburg.
The Golden Bears had no trouble with Galeton in their first-round game, winning 57-20, while Church Farm beat Lebanon Catholic 59-38. This is a rematch of a second-round game from last season, won by Church Farm, 42-36.
Then on Wednesday, District 11 champ Marian's girls (25-2) take on District 2 champ Old Forge (20-3) at 6 p.m. at Hazleton Area High School.
The Fillies beat Northeast Bradford 47-23 in their first-round game, while Old Forge downed Harrisburg Christian 52-27.
Martz Hall will also host doubleheaders Tuesday and Wednesday.
Tuesday, District 3 champ York Catholic (24-4) takes on District 2 champ Dunmore (25-2) in a Class AA girls' game at 6 p.m. Then in a Class AAA boys' contest, District 3 third-place finisher Bishop McDevitt (27-2) faces District 11 champ Allentown Central Catholic (28-0) at 7:30 p.m.
There is a pair of Class AAA girls' games Wednesday at Martz Hall. District 3 champ West Perry (22-5) takes on District 2 runner-up Abington Heights (17-10) at 6 p.m., while District 2 third-place finisher Holy Redeemer (19-5) faces District 3 fourth-place finisher Fleetwood (24-5) at 7:30 p.m.