Brad Everett
Writer at Freelance
Sport Reporter at Pittsburgh Union Progress
Sports reporter: Pittsburgh Union Progress (@ThePUPNews). ON STRIKE: @PittsburghPG. Husband. Dog father. Godfather. Former elite beer pong player.
Articles
-
1 week ago |
unionprogress.com | Brad Everett
On a day in which the Butler Invitational turned 60, a girl who won’t turn 16 for another 10 days delivered a breakthrough performance. Winchester Thurston sophomore Alexis Bansah was one of the top performers at the 60th annual Butler Invitational, one of the largest regular-season meets in the state that drew 94 schools to Art Bernardi Stadium on Thursday.
-
1 week ago |
unionprogress.com | Brad Everett
Dan Petroff’s conversations with his Indiana team are often different than they were last season. “Last year it was, ‘Let’s show teams who we are and let’s catch somebody,’” Petroff said. “Now this year I have to keep reminding them that we have the X on our back.”While Petroff admits that he liked the underdog role a little better, the Indians have proven to be very good with the target on their backs, too. Actually, they’ve been perfect.
-
1 week ago |
unionprogress.com | Brad Everett
Lindsay Breneman has a short but sweet handle on Instagram, one befitting of an athlete who competes in the pole vault. @lindsay__fliesThis Lindsay has been flying since seventh grade, and just last Wednesday the North Allegheny junior flew all the way to the top of the school record book and soared to a mark only a few from the WPIAL have ever achieved.
-
1 week ago |
unionprogress.com | Brad Everett
When you’re an all-conference player in a strong league and have multiple years of eligibility remaining, there’s a very good chance you’ll be in high demand when you hit the transfer portal. Maddie Webber knows all about that. A former all-state player at South Fayette, Webber decided to enter the portal earlier this month following two strong seasons playing in the Big East at Villanova. Within 10 minutes, schools were already contacting her.
-
2 weeks ago |
unionprogress.com | Brad Everett
As director of public works for West Mifflin Borough, Tony DiCenzo’s responsibilities include supervising garbage collectors and the folks who salt and plow the streets. As basketball coach at South Allegheny, DiCenzo took over a program that, let’s just say was not very good, and this season helped them collect a first WPIAL title and plow all the way to the state championship game for the first time.
Try JournoFinder For Free
Search and contact over 1M+ journalist profiles, browse 100M+ articles, and unlock powerful PR tools.
Start Your 7-Day Free Trial →Coverage map
X (formerly Twitter)
- Followers
- 12K
- Tweets
- 33K
- DMs Open
- Yes
Adou Thiero declares for the NBA Draft.
RT @ShelbyCassesse: Look who’s in town 👀 Rob Gronkowski is at Woodland Hills to celebrate the grand opening of the school’s new weight roo…
IYCMI, check out boys and girls 🏀all-star teams, players and coaches of the year on https://t.co/n0JaNiE4OD ... Much thanks to @JenKundrach for the awesome graphics and to @Emily_M215 for taking so many great photos all season long! https://t.co/hFPL7uos9f