South Fayette began its quest for a state championship in boys volleyball when the Lions dispatched Martinsburg Central, 3-1, in the first round of the PIAA Class 2A tournament. With the win, the Lions improved to 19-1 overall and moved on to play the winner of the Brandywine Heights (18-2) ...
Mt. Lebanon literally gave its eyetooth for its third straight WPIAL championship in girls lacrosse. At least Cali Green did. Despite wearing a mouthguard, she lost a tooth during a collision on her second tally as the Blue Devils defeated Pine-Richland, 14-9, in the Class 3A final played ...
Memorial Day marks the unofficial start of the summer, and in the South Hills that means one thing: the beginning of outdoor swimming activities. A number of community swimming pools and splash pad parks will open during the long holiday weekend. Here is a roundup of the opening dates for the ...
The nation pauses its celebration of its 250th anniversary by commemorating a more somber event. On May 25, the country will recognize its fallen heroes and many municipalities will mourn their military personnel who died serving in the United States Armed Forces during solemn services on ...
Mt. Lebanon grabbed the runner-up trophy during the WPIAL Class 3A girls track and field team championship meet held recently at West Mifflin stadium. North Allegheny won the team title. The Tigers toppled the Blue Devils, 81-69, as well as Norwin, 89-61, and Hempfield, 97-53, in the ...
“What ’til Next Year” isn’t just the collective mantra of loyal baseball fans. It has emerged as the slogan for the Mt. Lebanon flag football team after its loss to Shaler, 26-13, in the WPIAL semifinals. “We are so proud of our team and what we accomplished, but we are looking ...
