Tag: McKeesport

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Montour’s Keino Fitzpatrick catches a pass at a preseason practice.

Trib 10: Losses shake up back half of high school football power rankings

September 13, 2023

Week 2 proved to be rough one for WPIAL teams that took home gold in 2022.

Belle Vernon’s Alonzo Wade celebrates a defensive stop against McKeesport on Friday.

Belle Vernon withstands McKeesport in overtime

September 9, 2023

Friday night’s game against McKeesport seemed eerily similar to last season’s game for Belle Vernon coach Matt Humbert.

Hempfield’s Henry Mutschler defends on a pass intended for Greensburg Salem’s Maxim Topper on Aug. 25 at Spartan Stadium.

The Birdie’s Westmoreland County picks stand the test of time

September 6, 2023

Last week: 7-4 (63.6%)

McKeesport’s Dominique Cochran lines up against Penn-Trafford on Sept. 1, 2023, at McKeesport.

Big plays, takeaways help McKeesport defeat Penn-Trafford

September 1, 2023

Before its matchup with Penn-Trafford, the Class 4A No. 3 McKeesport added a play to its offensive repertoire that coach Matt Miller did not know if they would use.

Jeannette quarterback Payton Molter (right) drops back to pass behind protection from teammates Carmine DeAnnuntis (63) and Michael Mason (center) last Friday at Burrell.

Westmoreland County high school football matchups for 2023 Week 1

August 30, 2023

Class A No. 2 Bishop Canevin (0-0) at Greensburg Central Catholic (1-0)

Hempfield’s Jacob Hornyak pulls in an interception against Greensburg Salem last Friday at Spartan Stadium.

Turn to The Birdie for all your landscaping needs … and for Westmoreland County Week 1 picks

Last week: 7-4 (63.6%)

Penn Hills’ Amir Key catches a pass during practice Aug. 7 in Penn Hills.

Trib HSSN don’t-miss high school football matchups for 2023 Week Zero

August 24, 2023

As Billy Preston sang in his 1974 hit song Nothing from Nothing, “Nothin’ from nothin’ leaves nothin’.” That still holds true today, unless we’re talking about zero. In the case of a high school football schedule, zero means a whole lot.