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RMU roundup: Men’s basketball visits Saint Francis; women host Point Park

The Robert Morris men’s basketball team, fresh off an overtime victory, faces Saint Francis in a nonconference matchup Saturday. Saint Francis is leaving Division 1 for Division III, potentially making this game their last encounter. RMU's women will take on Point Park Friday at home.

High school wrestling: West Hills schools look to make their mark on the mats

The high school wrestling season features Carlynton, Montour and Moon Area competing with returning wrestlers and new hopefuls. Coverage from the West Hills Gazette will highlight each team’s progress, focusing on postseason ambitions.

RMU hockey: Men split with Air Force to earn coach 300th career victory; women sweep Syracuse

Robert Morris University's men's hockey team split a series against Air Force, earning coach Derek Schooley his 300th career win. The Colonials lost 4-1 on Friday but rebounded to win 6-3 on Saturday, improving their conference record to 4-3-1. The Colonial women swept Syracuse.

RMU hoops: Women open Horizon League play in Kentucky; men battle in Milwaukee

Robert Morris women's basketball opens Horizon League play against Northern Kentucky Sunday after a strong 5-2 start, highlighted by a recent win. over Mercyhurst The men’s team also competes against Wisconsin-Milwaukee, entering with a 7-3 record after a dramatic victory over Green Bay.

Girls basketball: Moon Area, Carlynton tip-off tournaments open play Friday

This weekend, two West Hills high schools host girls basketball tournaments. Moon Area is set to compete in the Moon Girls Tip-Off Tournament, while Carlynton participates in the Carlynton Tip-Off Classic. Both teams face challenging seasons ahead with returning players and new additions on the roster.

Boys basketball: Hughes anticipates better effort this year from Sto-Rox

Ryan Hughes, in his second year of his second stint coaching the Sto-Rox boys basketball team, anticipates a much-improved season despite last year's struggles. With returning experience and athletic players, he believes the Vikings can surprise critics, aiming for greater success in the 2025-26 campaign.