Robert Morris and Edinboro battled on even terms most of the evening Saturday at Joe Walton Stadium, but one big defensive play made the difference in the outcome. (Photos)
Bishop Canevin was among two West Hills area schools to post football victories Friday night as four other local teams tasted defeat. The weather also played a role, stopping one game and delaying another.(Photos)
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart rallied from a 2-1 deficit in a WPIAL girls volleyball match Thursday night against Avonworth. Read on for scores, rankings, photo spread and more. (Photos)
A pair of West Hills area teams will look to extend their season-opening win streaks to three games, but they’ll have to do it on the road. Carlynton will travel to meet South Allegheny at 7 p.m. Friday while Cornell heads to Oakmont to play Riverview at noon Saturday.
The message is the same as it's been for all the accidental/draft luck phenoms who come to play for the Pittsburgh Pirates. This is AAA+ baseball, not major league. There are no rings ahead here, no parades, no glory.
Redshirt freshman transfer Eli Holstein threw for 336 yards and three touchdowns and Desmond Reid rolled up 145 yards rushing to go with a 78-yard punt return for a score as Pitt opened its season by blitzing Kent State, 55-24, Saturday at Acrisure Stadium. (Photos)
Friday's Moon-Montour game was canceled in the second quarter due to inclement weather and will not be replayed. In other games involving West Hills area schools, Fort Cherry defeated Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, 41-14, Carlynton blanked Avella 2109, Seton LaSalle topped Bishop Canevin, 21-14, Cornell downed California 27-3.(Photos)