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post-gazette.com | Mike White
If the number of power conference football recruits is the barometer, then the senior class in the WPIAL/City League is one of the strongest in more than a decade. The Class of 2026 in the district has more than a dozen players who have either already made a verbal commitment to a power conference college, or have at least one scholarship offer from those big-time schools.
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1 week ago |
post-gazette.com | Mike White |Matt Press |Keith Barnes
Justin Guido/for the Post-Gazette Standout players made their decisions within days of each other Mike White For the Post-Gazette Jun 14, 2025 11:28 PM Ashton Blatt and Colsen Gatten have one more season left to play near each other on Central Catholic’s defense. In college, their teams will go against each other annually. Blatt and Gatten both made verbal commitments to Atlantic Coast Conference rivals in the past week. Blatt, a defensive end, announced on social media Saturday that he had...
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2 weeks ago |
post-gazette.com | Mike White
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2 weeks ago |
post-gazette.com | Keith Barnes |Mike White |Matt Press
North Allegheny can tie a PIAA record with a win in Saturday's PIAA Class 3A boys volleyball title match against Cumberland Valley, which will be held at Penn State's Recreation Hall at 1:30 p.m.Landisville Hempfield ranks first in PIAA history with 10 titles. North Allegheny, Haverford and Northeastern are tied for second with nine titles.
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2 weeks ago |
post-gazette.com | Matt Press |Mike White |Keith Barnes |Colin Beazley
Pete Serio retired as the Upper St. Clair girls basketball coach after this past season. The school literally stayed “in house” to find Serio’s replacement. Suzie McConnell-Serio has been Pete’s wife for 36 years, and the Upper St. Clair school board tied the knot with McConnell-Serio Tuesday night, voting her in as the team’s new coach.
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When I spoke w/ T.J. McConnell Monday for a story, I found 1 comment really telling about Pacers. "It’s the best locker room I've been in, in terms of good teammates and good guys. ... Every guy wants to see guys next to them succeed. I know that sounds cliché, but it’s true." https://t.co/6hJwnXwEMw
T.J. McConnell (Chartiers Valley grad) of the Pacers is only 9th player from district (WPIAL or City) to make Finals. 4 from WPIAL & 4 from City previously made it. Here are the 8 others who made Finals. Only Maurice Lucas of Schenley won a title in 1977. https://t.co/r4n78neGtr
