
Brad Everett
Writer at Freelance
Sport Reporter at Pittsburgh Union Progress
Sports reporter: Pittsburgh Union Progress (@ThePUPNews). ON STRIKE (Still!): @PittsburghPG. Husband. Dog father. Godfather. Former elite beer pong player.
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2 days ago |
unionprogress.com | Brad Everett
It’s inevitable that Zach Hare will give up another hit in his baseball career, but considering the dominant streak he’s on now, it might be difficult to argue with someone suggesting otherwise. Hare held another team without a hit Thursday, tossing a no-hitter and striking out 13 to power WPIAL champion Riverside into the PIAA semifinals following a 6-0 win against WPIAL fourth-place finisher Mohawk in a Class 3A quarterfinal at Seneca Valley. “I’m still at a loss for words,” Hare said.
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4 days ago |
unionprogress.com | Brad Everett
Central Valley faced a few major challenges as it played its first-ever game in the PIAA playoffs Monday. Not only did Central Valley have to travel two hours to play a perennial power that last week won an 11th consecutive district title, but the Warriors, with just two hits at the time, found themselves trailing, 2-0, going into their final at-bat. “We were hitting the ball all day,” Central Valley coach Tim Brudzewicz said.
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6 days ago |
post-gazette.com | Mike White |Andrew Destin |Brad Everett
SEATTLE — When infielder Cole Young appeared in the Futures Game in Arlington, Texas, last July, he did so as a Mariners prospect who had recently been promoted to Double-A Arkansas. It was a taste of what loomed, and motivated Young to keep pushing in the hopes of eventually making it to T-Mobile Park.
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1 week ago |
unionprogress.com | Brad Everett
A season ago, Mohawk took on a higher-seeded South Park team in the WPIAL Class 3A championship and used a strong offensive attack to win its first title. The Warriors must have enjoyed the experience so much that they repeated it Thursday, only this time it came against a South Park team that entered the game unbeaten.
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1 week ago |
unionprogress.com | Brad Everett
One of the WPIAL’s top flamethrowers was running on fumes in the later stages of Thursday’s WPIAL Class 5A championship. Shaler junior pitcher Bria Bosiljevac had been dominant throughout the postseason, but that dominance was tested when fatigue sent in as the game stretched into the eighth, ninth, 10th and eventually the 11th inning. “She never pitched 11 innings before. She was out of gas,” Shaler coach Tom Sorce said. Added Bosiljevac, “That was so hard.
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