The Moon Area Tigers triumphed 3-1 over Thomas Jefferson in girls soccer Saturday, with goals from Anna Palm, Kendall Dydek and Ally D’Alesio. Meanwhile, Carlynton’s Ethan Moldovan won his division at the Ben Bloser Bulldog Invitational race, and Moon and Our Lady of the Sacred Heart ran at the PIAA Foundation meet.
The Dayton Flyers overcame a 14-7 deficit to defeat Robert Morris 17-14, with crucial plays from quarterback Bryce Schondelmyer and kicker Robby Smart, who scored the winning field goal.
Myontae Mott shone with 177 rushing yards and three touchdowns, leading Bishop Canevin to a decisive 44-7 victory over Cornell. Meanwhile, Our Lady of the Sacred Heart got back in the win column after three straight losses. Moon Area, Montour, Carlynton and Sto-Rox all came up short.
Robert Morris, after opening the season with two losses, secured its first victory against West Liberty, 28-14. They will face Dayton Saturday in their second home game. The team emphasizes rushing, with standout performances from Ethan Shine and efficient passing by QB Zach Tanner.
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart secured a 3-1 victory over Aquinas Academy, maintaining an unbeaten season at 8-0. Moon Area triumphed 6-0 against Blackhawk, while Chartiers Valley edged Montour 3-2 in overtime. In girls soccer, Carlynton dominated Serra 7-0. In girls volleyball, OLSH downed Quaker Valley.
The upcoming WPIAL Class 1A football game between Bishop Canevin and Cornell promises excitement, featuring standout players like Justin Melvin and Khylil Johnson. Other West Hills matchups include Moon facing Seneca Valley and Montour battling Mars, each showcasing competitive team performances this season.
E.J. Borghetti, a dedicated member of the University of Pittsburgh's Athletics department for 28 years, is celebrated for his commitment and professionalism. Recently appointed as special assistant to the senior vice chancellor for external relations, he leaves a lasting legacy.