Despite pressures of past success, new coaches determined to keep football programs on the winning track
Mike Deitrick to coach O-linemen at Waynesburg University.
August can be the deadliest month for football players.
Cameron Bamer making name for self in BMX racing.
Peters Township dominated the travel baseball season by capturing five championships in the tournaments in which it competed. The 7A travel team compiled a 24-0 record.
5K run and fun walk remembers Bethel Park boy that battled DIPG.
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Seton LaSalle guidance counselor an inspiration to students and associates while excelling in open-water swims
Area youth athletes survive conditions to perform during the annual Kids Triathlon.
Kids Triathlon set for July 20 at South Park Wave Pool.
Since turning pro in 2009, Alison Riske from McMurray submitted her best performance in a Major when she advanced to the quarterfinals of Wimbledon. After upsetting the No. 1 seed, Riske battled Serena Williams before being eliminated, 6-4, 4-6, 6-3.
Golf outing to benefit those diagnosed with rare genetic disease called Ataxia-Telangiectasia.
Upper St. Clair's Savannah Shaw is constantly on the go, thanks to her illustrious running career.
Former Upper St. Clair soccer players join forces to finish runners-up in the Steel City World Cup event.
Sean Lee celebrates WPIAL induction during a summer of preparation for 10th season in the NFL.
Peters Township golfer turns mistake into motivator for winning ways on the course.
“Wonderful,” exclaimed Bernice Weiss
Bethel Park School Board approves Patrick Zehnder as new baseball coach.
Spike Day for cross country runners will be held 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Aug. 10 at Fleet Feet, located at 1752 North Highland Road in Upper St. Clair.
Joe Maize retires after 41 years in Peters Township athletics.
After a winding career, Chartiers Valley's Josh Lapiana has firmly entrenched himself in the Wild Things' bullpen.
Patrick Anderson of Mt. Lebanon and Emily Carter from Bethel Park placed in the Top 6 among all high school runners during the New Balance Outdoor Nationals held June 13-16, 2019, at Aggie Stadium in Greensboro, N.C
As J.C. Bele inked a contract to play with the Trenton Golden Hawks in the Ontario Junior A Hockey League, the recent Bethel Park graduate recalled those who were instrumental in his career.
Runners break or tie records at LebOlympics.
Area athletes named to all-star lists for boys' lacrosse.
Mt. Lebanon's Wyatt George battles way to contract with Trenton Golden Hawks in the Ontario Junior Hockey League.
Special needs athletes enjoy experience during first YMCA triathlon.
Local athletes gain all-district and all-section honors in girls' lacrosse.
Running clinic to feature winning coaches from around the country.
Mt. Lebanon's Robert Klinchock and No. 1 starter for Shenandoah University was selected by the Detroit Tigers in the 35th round of the 2019 Major League Baseball draft.
Amid allegations of harassment and bullying, Bethel Park baseball manager Tony Fisher resigns.
Bethel Park ends volleyball season with a slim loss to North Allegheny in the PIAA semifinals.
Upper St. Clair leads the list of inductees into WPIAL Hall of Fame.
Mt. Lebanon looks to 2020 campaign after ending the season on a loss to Radnor in the quarterfinals of the PIAA boys' lacrosse tournament.
Bethel Park ends success baseball campaign with a loss to North Allegheny in WPIAL consolation contest.
Future bright for Seton LaSalle volleyball as just three players graduate from WPIAL runner-up and PIAA club.
After its run for a WPIAL championship ended with a 12-5 loss to Pine-Richland, the Mt. Lebanon boys lacrosse team embarked on its quest for the PIAA title by edging Palmyra, 10-9, in a rain-shortened match at Mechanicsburg. The Cougars finished the season at 20-3.
Bethel Park's Emily Carter captures gold in record-breaking fashion at PIAA track and field championships.
Connor Bruce, Ellian Ascencio capture state doubles tennis title.
For an encore, North Allegheny and Ambridge repeated as WPIAL champions in boys’ volleyball May 23 at Fox Chapel.
There will be no WPIAL title for the Bethel Park (15-4) baseball team.
After a nerve-wracking weather delay that spanned 17 hours, Upper St. Clair lost its bid for its first WPIAL championship in girls lacrosse, falling in double overtime to Shady Side Academy, 12-11, at Robert Morris University’s Joe Walton Stadium.
Bethel Park outlasts Seneca Valley in 10 innings.
Upper St. Clair avenges loss to Pine-Richland to move into WPIAL finals for girls' lacrosse but Mt. Lebanon falters against Shady Side Academy.
Mt. Lebanon explodes for five goals in final frame to beat North Allegheny, 10-8, and advance to the WPIAL Class AAA championships in boys' lacrosse.
Upper St. Clair and South Fayette advanced in the WPIAL baseball playoffs, while Mt. Lebanon and Peters Township ended their seasons.