Ray Fisher

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The Quaker Valley girls flag football team won its first “Bridge Beam” trophy May 4 by defeating Ambridge, 19-0, at Chuck Knox Stadium. The winner of the Quaker Valley-Ambridge game receives the Bridge Beam. Mia Duckstein, Natalie Minnock and Ella Palmer scored touchdowns for the Quakers. QV also lost 25-0 to Seton LaSalle that day. QV relies on ‘Big Bench Energy’Most people have undoubtedly heard of the BBB, aka the Better Business Bureau.

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Eden Christian Academy and Sewickley Academy clinched berths in the WPIAL baseball playoffs in Section 3-A this season. Eden Christian, Serra Catholic and Bishop Canevin tied for the top spot in the section with 8-2 records while Sewickley finished in fourth place. “We have focused all year on one pitch at a time,” Eden coach Mark Feldman said. “We will continue that into the playoffs. We will not focus on results but rather on effort and attitude. “I am encouraged by our practices.

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By: Sunday, May 4, 2025 | 11:01 AM Sewickley Academy’s track and field program finished with a pair of medalists April 26 at the 2025 South Fayette Invitational. Despite competing in brisk weather conditions, junior Herlynn Niepa placed fourth in the girls high jump event by clearing a height of 4 feet, 11 inches,Niepa also specializes in the 100- and 200-meter dashes.

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By: Sunday, May 4, 2025 | 11:01 AM The South Pittsburgh Rebellion 2010 hockey team recently won the 2025 14U Tier 2 MidAm Championship at the Ice Castle. One of the players on the team was Royce Wiegand, a resident of Sewickley Heights. Wiegand and his teammates advanced to the 14U Tier 2 USA Hockey National Championships held April 2-6 in Kalamazoo, Mich.

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By: Sunday, May 4, 2025 | 11:01 AM Quaker Valley is well-versed in the athletic landscape with an array of multi-sport student-athletes in attendance at the Leetsdale high school. The four captains on the QV girls flag football team — freshmen Mia Duckstein (HB/QB/S) and Ava Hajok (C/WR/S), sophomore Maya Sidani (WR/LB) and junior Willa Herman (QB/LB) — are prime examples. “Our captains are outstanding student-athletes.