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Damar Hamlin hosts youth football combine — and CPR/AED awareness session — in Pittsburgh

Damar Hamlin hosted a youth football combine Sunday at F.N.B. Stadium for 150 children, emphasizing safety and education, including CPR training. His Chasing M’s Foundation and partners aimed to enhance youth athletics and raise awareness about AED access following his cardiac arrest.

Pittsburgh NFL Draft 2026: Fans and players celebrate football dreams

Pittsburgh is hosting an exhilarating NFL Draft weekend, attracting around 320,000 fans. The first two days of the event, filled with celebrations, allowed 224 players to fulfill their dreams of joining the NFL. Amid the excitement, players like Caleb Downs and Mansoor Delane expressed gratitude, emphasizing the support from family and the significance of their selections.

High school roundup: Carlynton baseball rallies to win wild one over Bentworth

Carlynton overcame an early 7-2 deficit and a subsequent 14-12 deficit in extra innings to edge Bentworth, 15-14, in 10 innings. Carter Donlin's RBI single clinched the win, while Isaac Anker led with five hits and scored four runs.

Pittsburgh Riveters women’s soccer team adds Montour grad to 2026 roster

Grace Bannon, a 2025 graduate of Montour High School, joins the Pittsburgh Riveters for the 2026 season alongside Azalea Mihailovich and Mia Deramo. Bannon, praised for her skills and leadership, had an impressive high school career with numerous accolades and goals.

High school roundup: Montour baseball rallies to beat Chartiers Valley; OLSH rolls to win

Zander Stern's standout performance helped Montour achieve an 8-7 comeback win against Chartiers Valley. Meanwhile, Our Lady of the Sacred Heart secured an impressive victory over Bethlehem Center. In flag football, Moon downed Sto-Rox and Bishop Canevin beat West Allegheny. In boys volleyball, Montour downed OLSH.

River access to close, security at the Point to tighten during NFL Draft

Point State Park has finalized plans with the NFL for handling fan events during the NFL Draft, expecting 500,000 to 700,000 visitors. Park manager Jake Weiland emphasizes safety measures, including extensive fencing and additional security personnel, while preparations also include future events in 2026.

Did You Know: Steelers were once the Pirates before they became an NFL powerhouse — and a major source of pride

The Pittsburgh Steelers, founded in 1933 as the Pittsburgh Pirates, evolved into an NFL powerhouse through hard work and loyalty, particularly during their golden era in the 1970s, winning four Super Bowls. West Hills Gazette columnist Tara Yilmaz writes that the team's culture reflects Pittsburgh's identity, emphasizing community and pride.