Matteo Weber's three RBIs and Michael Ivanoff's strong pitching led Montour to a 5-3 win over Silo Saturday in Florida. Washington overcame an 8-1 deficit to beat Bishop Canevin, while Quaker Valley secured a victory against Our Lady of the Sacred Heart.
Montour overcame a 12-5 deficit to defeat Union 13-12 in softball Thursday, with Alexa Richardson delivering the game-winning RBI. In other games, Moon Area trounced Mars 16-0, highlighted by Katie DeMarco's stellar pitching, while Chartiers-Houston overwhelmed Bishop Canevin 20-1. Montour and OLSH prevailed in boys volleyball and Sto-Rox rolled in flag football.
The Moon Area boys volleyball team lost twice in consecutive nights, first to Hopewell and then North Hills, both in straight sets. Despite a strong start against North Hills, they couldn't maintain momentum, leading to a disappointing sweep. Our Lady of the Sacred Heart opened its season with a win.
The Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup will host an all-Pittsburgh first-round match Tuesday, March 17, with the Riverhounds facing Steel City FC at 7 p.m. at Highmark Stadium. This historic encounter marks the Riverhounds' home opener and follows their recent win, evening their season record at 1-1.
The Robert Morris men’s hockey team concluded its season Sunday with a 5-0 loss to Sacred Heart in the Atlantic Hockey semifinals, ending with a 16-21-3 record. Coach Derek Schooley praised his team's effort and resilience throughout the season.
The Moon Area baseball team began the season with a no-hitter, defeating Archbishop Carroll 11-0. At the PIAA Swim Championships three West Hills swimmers competed and one of them -- Mimi Chamberlain of Cornell -- finished 10th overall in the 200 individual medley and Noah Pickett of Cornell placed 12th overall in the 100 butterfly.
The Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC will look to even their season record at 1-1 Saturday, March 13, when they take on Loudoun United FC in Leesburg, Va. The Hounds lost their season opener 2-1 to long-time rival Charleston Battery on March 7.