Peters Township defeated Bethel Park, 32-23, and captured the Section 4-B wrestling championship.
Peters Township products Brian Simmons and Ruth Ann Burke will be among those inducted in the WPIAL Hall of Fame May 27 at the DoubleTree Hotel in Greentree.
Tanner O’Grady may have snapped a deadlock to give Upper St. Clair a 48-46 victory against Mt. Lebanon but his last-second, off-balance bucket created a log jam in the Section 2, 6A standings at the halfway point of the boys basketball season.
If the first half of the season is any indication, then the South Hills area girls varsity basketball teams are in for a treat for the remainder of the 2022 campaign.
Bethel Park sophomore Mason Kernan surprised nobody around the Black Hawks wrestling program when he claimed a championship during the Allegheny County wrestling tournament.
Mt. Lebanon’s Mac Stout wastes little time wrestling up victories.
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Bethel Park and Peters Township ran their records to 4-0 setting up a showdown for the Section 4-B wrestling title.
Peters Township dropped Mt. Lebanon in overtime, 52-49, and Bethel Park upended Upper St. Clair, 48-44, putting a damper on the impending clash between the Blue Devils and Panthers. The rivals are to play Jan. 18 at USC. Tip-off is at 7:30 p.m.
Mt. Lebanon girls basketball coach Dori Oldaker is a teacher. So it is not surprising when she describes games as tests.
Jayden Davis made his varsity basketball debut scoring 27 points in Chartiers Valley’s season opening loss to defending WPIAL Class 6A champion Upper St. Clair Jan. 10.
A daisy might just determine which sport Jeff Donati prefers to coach. After all he is a florist.
Public ice skating sessions at the Mt. Lebanon recreation center are held at the following times:
The Chartiers Valley boys basketball team snapped a seven-game losing streak by defeating South Fayette, 64-54, in its Section 2A, 5A opener.
Mac Stout has successfully returned to the wrestling mats after missing much of last season because of an elbow injury.
Five Mt. Lebanon players were selected to the Pennsylvania Football Writers All-State team for Class 6A.
Whether in practices or games, the South Fayette High School girls basketball team has one objective.
“Home for the Holidays” makes for a wonderful winter melody but the sentiment doesn’t necessarily make for a better basketball team.
Despite the availability of vaccines combating COVID-19, the virus has continued to rage worldwide. Yet athletic activities attempted to endeavor onward at all levels during 2021.
Whether they played three sports or one, the six new members of Bethel Park’s athletic Hall of Fame agreed on one thing during their induction ceremony.
Eli Heidenreich recognizes his limitations, even if there aren’t many, as the Mt. Lebanon senior was named The Almanac football MVP.
To the victors goes the spoils.
Mt. Lebanon now has one state championship to its football program’s credit.
Cooper Austin tore his ACL in an April 16 Mt. Lebanon lacrosse match against Mars.
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HERSHEY — The Mt. Lebanon football team captured its first PIAA title Dec. 11 with a 35-17 victory over three-time defending champion St. Joseph’s Prep at Hersheypark Stadium.
James Kline may not be the center of attention but he is the hub of the Mt. Lebanon football team’s offense. A 6-2, 255-pound senior, Kline snaps the football.
The bigger the football game, the bigger Eli Heidenreich of Mt. Lebanon plays.
The Bethel Park girls basketball team returns four starters from last year’s team that finished 15-4 and advanced to the WPIAL Class 6A quarterfinals.
Samantha Loadman imagined what coaching the Bethel Park girls basketball team would be like ever since her playing days. She never dreamed the fantasy would become a reality, however, with Jonna Burke holding the job.
Fresh faces pepper the Mt. Lebanon High School wrestling team. In fact, some have never wrestled before.
Chartiers Valley wrestling coach Bill Evans said he is looking forward to the challenged of competing in Section 4 this winter.
Peters Township coach Joe Urmann is not a science teacher but he understands the concepts required to mold last year’s 6-9 boys basketball team into a winner.
Mt. Lebanon head coach Joe David is uncertain about his basketball team’s future this winter. The Blue Devils have set goals that all teams do.
Tim McConnell enters his 29th season as a Chartiers Valley High School basketball coach with the same philosophy as when he started.
The Mt. Lebanon football team embarked on its quest for a PIAA championship with a 47-14 victory over McDowell.
The Mt. Lebanon Ice Rink will be open from 12 until 3 p.m. for public skating Dec. 24.
Dori Oldaker expects a day at Kennywood when her Mt. Lebanon girls basketball team takes to the court.
For more than two decades, the Harvey family has made its mark on Mt. Lebanon’s football program.
Upper St. Clair returns four starters from last year’s WPIAL runner-up girls basketball team but that doesn’t mean the Panthers have reservations for the 2022 championship finals in March.
Jack Smith of Mt. Lebanon earned his spot among the annals of his family’s athletic history when he emulated his father and uncles by winning a WPIAL football championship.
After winning their first WPIAL football championship title in 21 years, the Mt. Lebanon Blue Devils are looking for a sweet finish to an already successful 12-0 season.
Seneca Valley continues to be Peters Township's nemesis as Raiders edge Indians in state semifinals.
Jerry Malarkey plans to attend every Upper St. Clair High School baseball game this spring. Just not as the Panthers’ head coach.
Mt. Lebanon’s return to the top in high school football began three years ago when Bob Palko took over the program as head coach.
Peters Township’s 2021 football season ended in similar fashion as 2020 with a loss to Pine-Richland.
Play Dates on Ice are held from 9 to 11 a.m. Tuesdays at Mt. Lebanon Ice Center.