
Chris Harlan
Writer at Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Sportswriter @TribLiveHSSN and @TribLive
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4 days ago |
dailyitem.com | Chris Harlan
Jun. 2—Nick Lackovich remained fired as Aliquippa's boys basketball coach — at least for now — despite winning a school board vote to bring him back. The board held a special meeting Monday night specifically to discuss Lackovich's job status after ousting the two-time state champion coach May 21. After hearing from community members and Lackovich, the board voted 4-3 with one abstention to bring him back.
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4 days ago |
dailyitem.com | Chris Harlan
Jun. 2—Nick Lackovich remains out of a job as Aliquippa boys basketball coach — at least for now — despite winning a school board vote to bring him back. The board held a special meeting Monday night specifically to reconsider Lackovich's job after ousting the two-time state champion coach May 21. The board heard from nine community members and Lackovich before voting 4-3 with one abstention to bring him back. kAmw@H6G6C[ D@=:4:E@C y@9?
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4 days ago |
lancasteronline.com | Chris Harlan
Jun. 2—Nick Lackovich remains out of a job as Aliquippa boys basketball coach — at least for now — despite winning a school board vote to bring him back. The board held a special meeting Monday night specifically to reconsider Lackovich's job after ousting the two-time state champion coach May 21. The board heard from nine community members and Lackovich before voting 4-3 with one abstention to bring him back.
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4 days ago |
tribhssn.triblive.com | Chris Harlan
By: Monday, June 2, 2025 | 7:48 PM Nick Lackovich remained fired as Aliquippa’s boys basketball coach — at least for now — despite winning a school board vote to bring him back. The board held a special meeting Monday night specifically to discuss Lackovich’s job status after ousting the two-time state champion coach May 21.
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5 days ago |
dailyitem.com | Chris Harlan
Jun. 1—South Fayette defensive end Anthony Charles committed Sunday to Minnesota, choosing the Golden Gophers over several other Big Ten options. The 6-foot-5, 200-pound edge rusher will be a senior in the fall. He also listed Big Ten schools Penn State, Michigan, Michigan State and Wisconsin among his 14 offers, along with West Virginia, Cincinnati and Syracuse. kAmr92C=6D 2??@F?465 9:D 4@>>:E>6?E @?
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