Sports Features
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Pin High PGH, an indoor golf simulator facility in Moon Township, was opened by Nick Notto, a pharmacist with an MBA. It offers 24/7 access and features advanced technology for all skill levels. Since January, it has gained popularity, earning high customer ratings and partnerships with local collegiate teams.
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Sto-Rox High School’s girls flag football team, under coach Lauren Ferragonio, achieved a remarkable 9-3-1 record this season. Key players Rae Johnston and Kamiyah Thompson contributed greatly, with Johnston set to play at Point Park University. Next season, leadership will continue with Viyhshaela Macon, notable for her positive influence.
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Our Lady of the Sacred Heart’s girls flag football team improved to a 5-8 record in their third season of play, led by senior quarterback Lola Garner. Freshman Jules Goshen shows promise for future success, indicating the team’s bright future.
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Bella DeMark, a senior at Waynesburg University, is having a strong season in softball, driving in 12 runs and playing solid defense. The Yellow Jackets hold a 24-10 record and are in a battle for the final playoff spot as the Presidents Athletic Conference schedule winds down.
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Haley Smarsh, a junior from Moon Area, celebrated her gold medal victory at the PIAA Individual Wrestling Championships, finishing the season with a 41-3 record. After two challenging years, her dedication and hard work in offseason training paid off, establishing her as a top contender in wrestling.
