The Pitt Panthers defeated Central Michigan 45-17, improving to 2-0. Eli Holstein passed for four touchdowns, demonstrating strong team chemistry, particularly with receiver Poppi Williams. The defense excelled, limiting CMU to 217 total yards and showcasing preparation for next week's Backyard Brawl showdown with West Virginia.
The Moon Area Tigers lost to Penn-Trafford 25-24 after squandering a 12-point lead late in the game. Despite strong efforts, including key plays by both teams, the Tigers failed to make critical plays when it mattered most.
Brandon Bennett led Montour with two touchdown passes and a rushing touchdown, overcoming Trinity's lead, resulting in a 35-27 victory. Key interceptions halted Trinity's comebacks, while Montour maintained a strong offensive performance throughout the game.
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart secured a dramatic 3-2 victory over Avonworth in a competitive WPIAL Class 2A Section 1 girls volleyball match, with Lola Garner leading in kills and Malley Woynar excelling in blocks. East Allegheny swept Sto-Rox, 3-0.
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart’s boys soccer team overwhelmed Bishop Canevin 10-0, with eight players scoring, while Moon Area narrowly defeated West Allegheny 1-0. Other notable matches included Carlynton tying Brentwood 3-3 and Ambridge winning against Montour 3-1.
The 23rd annual Red, White & Blue Classic cross country meet at White Oak Park will feature nearly 100 schools, including four West Hills teams. Competitions are scheduled for Friday and Saturday, Sept. 5-6, showcasing various classes and returning runners.
Moon Area girls soccer coach Bill Pfeifer celebrated his 400th win at the school and his 527th overall, as the Tigers blanked Bethel Park, 9-0. Recognized nationally, Pfeifer credits his success to players and staff. Meanwhile, the girls golf team suffered their first defeat this season against South Fayette.