David resigns as Mt. Lebanon basketball coach At 62, Joe David of Mt. Lebanon is not slowing down. David works out for nearly three hours on his in-home exercise equipment four days a week. He still golfs. He travels, mainly to Italy to manage the professional basketball team he recently ...
Eli Heidenreich of Mt. Lebanon is officially a Pittsburgh Steeler. The son of David and Tara Heidenreich was one of 11 rookies the Steelers kept when they made their final cuts for their initial 53-man roster. Pittsburgh also kept all 10 of its 2026 NFL Draft picks. A 6-foot, 198-pound ...
The Pittsburgh Steelers signed former Mt. Lebanon running back Alex Tecza on Aug. 24 as a free agent. Undrafted in April, the son of Randy and Dana Tecza of Mt. Lebanon previously took part in rookie minicamp as a tryout in May. Though he failed to make the roster, Tecza’s NFL aspirations ...
Bruce Fronk looks nothing like the young Arnold Schwarzenegger from “The Terminator” but the Upper St. Clair resident borrowed his legendary catchphrase upon returning to Mt. Lebanon in the capacity of varsity football coach. Yes, after a three-year hiatus, Fronk is back. In 2017, he ...
The 2026 high school football season gets underway with two of the WPIAL’s storied programs butting helmets in the Battle of the South Hills when Upper St. Clair hosts Mt. Lebanon at 7 p.m. Aug. 28. “This is a great way to start the season,” said USC skipper Mike Junko. “Both towns ...
Red, white and blue and a hot dog too. All that peppered the celebration of America’s 250th birthday during the recent Fourth of July weekend. In Brentwood the festivities kicked off with a Battle of the Barrel between neighboring fire companies. Sprinkled between a 3.1-mile road race that ...
