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Freeport’s offense overcomes conditions, cruises past Burrell
September 30, 2017
No matter how a team wants to play it, Freeport has no problem adjusting. A steady downpour soaked the natural-grass surface for an hour leadingHighlands builds big lead before holding off Albert Gallatin
Highlands started on the right track with Logan Crise returning the opening kickoff 77 yards for a touchdown. But the Golden Rams had to holdEllwood City-Valley football game halted early after bench-clearing brawl
If you were in attendance at Valley Memorial Stadium, it wasn't hard to see the frustration that boiled over for the Valley Vikings as theyGizzo, Fox Chapel run past Moon in Allegheny 9
It was the Nick Gizzo show at Tiger Stadium on Friday. Fox Chapel's senior quarterback led his squad to a 42-6 win over Moon inPorter guides Armstrong past Plum in Big East battle
Dawson Porter already caused havoc for Plum in the second quarter by throwing for two touchdowns and rushing for another, but on the final playBrentwood starts fast, rolls to homecoming win over Deer Lakes
September 29, 2017
A midseason nonconference game proved to be the perfect chance for Brentwood to snap a three-game losing streak. For Deer Lakes, the wait to getBalanced attack leads No. 1 West Allegheny past Kiski Area
Pity the team that gets West Allegheny when the No. 1 Indians finally andquot;put it all together.andquot; West Allegheny continued to be a multi-headed monster
Springdale tramples Riverview behind ground game that gains 278 yards
Legendary football coach Chuck Wagner was honored and celebrated in an emotional time of recognition before Friday's Eastern Conference game between Riverview and Springdale at
Week 5 high school football fan photo gallery
Tribune-Review photographers chronicled scenes around Western Pennsylvania during Week 5 of high school football.
No. 2 Penn-Trafford blanks No. 3 Gateway in showdown
One thing Penn-Trafford's opponents find out quickly is you better be ready for anything. Warriors coach John Ruane will empty the playbook to beat you,High school football roundup: Moore leads Shady Side Academy past Keystone Oaks
Skyy Moore threw for 293 yards and three touchdowns, rushed for a score and returned an interception 54 yards for another TD to lead ShadyLate interception preserves Peters Township’s win over Norwin
Peters Township sophomores Ryan Magiske and Adrian Williams stole the show Friday night at Norwin Stadium, leading the Indians to a 13-7 nailbiter over theSouthmoreland remains winless as Waynesburg snaps 17-game skid
Waynesburg and Southmoreland entered Friday night 0-4 and seventh and eighth, respectively, in the Interstate Conference. Waynesburg prevailed 36-14 to snap its 17-game skid. andquot;We're
West Mifflin beats Greensburg Salem in Big Nine defensive struggle
Greensburg Salem played its 1,100th football game Friday night at Offutt Field. Golden Lions coach Dave Keefer might be able to give you 1,101 reasonsFormer Little Jaguars champions bolster TJ football team
The Thomas Jefferson Little Jaguars won the Big Dog Bowl in the winter of 2010. The local 10U youth football squad, which traveled across the
Thomas Jefferson volleyball looks to keep hold of section title
One of the goals of the Thomas Jefferson girls volleyball team is to win the section championship. After all, the Jaguars have captured five sectionBaldwin volleyball unbeaten in 1st half of section play
Baldwin girls volleyball coach Chris Kelly anticipated there would be a learning curve for players on this year's team. Kelly noted there were more questionWestmoreland high school roundup: No. 2 Jeannette cruises past Bishop Canevin
Robert Kennedy ran for 142 yards and four touchdowns to lead No. 2 Jeannette to a convincing 51-7 victory over Bishop Canevin (2-3, 2-2) in
Seton LaSalle’s Deanes leads Rebels past Apollo-Ridge
Apollo-Ridge gave opposing defenses fits in recent years with playmakers like Tre Tipton and Duane Brown. On Friday, the Vikings experienced life on the otherGreensburg Central Catholic pulls away from Leechburg with big second half
After a closely contested first half between Class A Eastern Conference foes, Greensburg Central Catholic (2-4, 1-2) turned a 20-13 halftime lead into a 36-13
