Mount Lebanon High School cheerleaders know it’s not too early to shop for a homecoming dress. So many of them jumped at the chance to participate in the grand opening celebration for J.Jones Evening Wear. After 15 years serving customers in the Weirton, West Virginia, region, the formal ...
Graham Keen dismisses talk about being the next MLB prospect out of Mt. Lebanon. “Let’s not get ahead of ourselves,” he cautioned. With humility, he reminds prognosticators that he is still just an 18-year-old that loves to play the game and is still a fan. “I definitely have ...
Mt. Lebanon native David Shields struck out a career-high 10 batters during a recent outing with the Quad Cities River Bandits, a High-A affiliate of the Kansas City Royals.. In a 3-2 victory against Beloit Sky Carp on June 12 at ABC Supply Stadium in Wisconsin, Shields took a no-hitter into ...
Three Mt. Lebanon girls earned All-America honors when the USA Lacrosse organization recently announced its annual scholastic teams for the 2026 season. Quinn Murdoch and Cali Green garnered All-America acclaim while Ann Tinnemeyer netted academic All-America recognition for their roles in ...
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 ...
