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Mt. Lebanon runner-up in WPIAL team track championships

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 ...

Mt. Lebanon flag football future bright

“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 ...

Night of Giving culminates year of Rotary fundraising

Night of Giving anchors a year-long relay race of fundraising for the Upper St. Clair-Bethel Park Rotary Club. The first leg is the organization’s annual chicken barbecue dinner followed by the counting of the cash and soliciting charitable groups to make contributions the culminating in ...

Upper St. Clair finishes runner-up in WPIAL team tennis

When a team aims high and does its best, it can never be disappointed in the results. That was Megan Foster’s philosophy after Upper St. Clair succumbed to top-seeded North Allegheny, 5-0, in the WPIAL Class 3A team championship match played May 5 at the Janet Swanson Tennis Center on the ...

Flag football on rise for high school females

The popularity of female flag football is simple. “The NFL remains popular and girls like football,” said Michael Rost, who coaches the Mt. Lebanon flag team with Shawn Curren. The simplicity of the game is also appealing. “The flag game is approachable for anyone that can run, ...

Steelers invite Mt. Lebanon’s Tecza to minicamp

Alex Tecza of Mt. Lebanon will join his long-time teammate Eli Heidenreich at the Pittsburgh Steelers rookie minicamp being held May 8-10. Tecza was invited as an undrafted free agent while Heidenreich was selected in the seventh round of the NFL Draft held last week in Pittsburgh. “What ...