The Pittsburgh Riverhounds, eliminated from the U.S. Open Cup, will compete in the USL Cup against Greenville Triumph SC on April 25. The tournament features 43 teams in a World Cup-style format. The Riverhounds won their most recent USL match, 2-1, over Detroit City FC.
Owen Amey's three RBIs led Moon Area to a 10-4 victory over Bethel Park in baseball, while Bishop Canevin overcame a 4-1 deficit to beat Deer Lakes 9-5. Montour defeated McKeesport 5-1. OLSH whipped Aliquippa in girls flag football.
Moon Area sophomore Rachel Stepp excelled at Saturday's Butler Invitational, winning the 200 and 400 meters . Teammate Alena Taylor placed fourth in the 300 hurdles and Marcus McGill claimed a third- and a fourth-place finish in the boys meet In flag football, Moon, Montour and Sto-Rox all rolled to wins.
Montour defeated McKeesport 14-1, powered by Tyler Puffer's four hits and six RBIs, and Caleb Armbruster's four hits and five RBIs. Other games saw Moon winning 5-4 against Bethel Park and South Side rallying to beat Our Lady of the Sacred Heart 10-8. Moon and OLSH also secured softball victories.
Deer Lakes secured a 2-0 softball victory over Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, with Natalia Lisotto's RBI single being decisive. OLSH struggled offensively, managing only two hits. In boys volleyball, Shaler swept Montour, while Montour's doubles tennis team prepares for next week's WPIAL championships.
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart overcame Fort Cherry's early 3-0 lead, eventually winning 15-3 in a softball game. Camryn Hummel dominated pitching, struck out six and hit a two-run homer. Montour also secured a commanding victory in its respective game and Carlynton rolled to a baseball victory.
The Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC will host Detroit City FC
Saturday, April 18, at Highmark Stadium, with the Hounds sitting eighth in the Eastern Division. Both teams were recently eliminated from the U.S. Open Cup.