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Franklin Regional’s Cole Brinker (left) helped shut out Connellsville on Friday.

Westmoreland high school football notebook: Franklin Regional takes pride in defense

September 9, 2023

Lance Getsy isn’t surprised to see his defense making plays each week. In fact, he will tell you without blinking that he expects it.

Westmoreland County athletes of the week: Franklin Regional’s Gianna Johnson, Mt. Pleasant’s Luke Rivardo

Gianna Johnson

Franklin Regional volleyball boasts young roster with great chemistry

With only three returning starters, the Franklin Regional girls volleyball team will have to build experience match by match.

Franklin Regional’s Cole Brinker (left) closes in on Connellsville’s Capone Mickens during their game Sept. 8, 2023, at Franklin Regional.

Running game, special teams help Franklin Regional blank Connellsville

September 8, 2023

With its special teams unit flying to the football and setting field position and its running game in high gear, Franklin Regional handed upstart Connellsville a humbling 38-0 defeat in a nonconference matchup Friday night at Panther Stadium in Murrysville.

Franklin Regional’s Gianna Johnson watches her drive on No. 7 at Champion Lakes on Thursday during the Westmoreland County Coaches’ Association tournament. Johnson shot a 40 and won her first career title.

Franklin Regional’s Johnson captures WCCA title with personal-best round

September 7, 2023

When Franklin Regional girls golf coach Kane Daignault was talking to Ali Boyle about her play during the Westmoreland County Coaches’ Association tournament Thursday, she told him she didn’t think the team would win the title.

Belle Vernon coach Matt Humbert celebrates with kicker Willie Schwerha after his field goal during the 2022 PIAA Class 3A championship game.

Westmoreland County high school football notebook: Kickers giving teams a leg up

Kickers often are undervalued, at least by spectators who would rather see big plays and touchdowns. But those special teams leaders could play a key role for Westmoreland County teams as the season moves ahead.