After capturing WPIAL championships, Chartiers Valley, South Fayette and Upper St. Clair have their eyes on the bigger prize ...

In their signature swims, the 100-yard freestyle race, Nazar Zoukovski of Upper St. Clair and Ava Komoroski from Peters ...

After putting four athletes on the podium, Mt. Lebanon affixed an exclamation point to its wrestling season when the girls took home the runner-up team trophy during the awards ceremony at the PIAA ...

The road to a PIAA basketball championship is paved with potholes like any Pittsburgh street in mid-March when the weather warms. Perhaps, however, the biggest sinkhole for WPIAL teams is coming off ...

Upper St. Clair, Chartiers Valley and South Fayette flexed their muscles during the WPIAL championships held Feb. 27-28 at ...

At South Fayette, Lailah Wright easily is the female version of a Harlem Globetrotter. For the junior surely knows how to wow the crowd. During a 64-35 victory over Milton Hershey in a first-round ...

A generation of Upper St. Clair residents are probably familiar with the nostalgic musings of resident Jay Lynch, whose short stories, full of humorous memories, appear quarterly in USC Today Magazine ...

Jackson Edwards knows his limitations. So while the Bethel Park High School junior won the 100-yard butterfly and backstroke events during the WPIAL Class 3A championships held Feb. 26-27 at the ...

South Fayette school directors approved a number of administrative changes at their Feb. 24 meeting. Thomas “T.J.” Salopek has been appointed the new principal of South Fayette High School. Salopek ...

Lauren Borella (13) puts up a shot against Danielle Radulovich during Canon-McMillan’s 60-42 loss to Peters Township. Peters Township enjoyed a 24-3 season in girls basketball last winter. However, ...

History repeated itself with the Casey clan from Upper St. Clair. Thirty years ago, on June 1, 1995, Sean Casey was selected in the second round of the MLB Amateur Draft by the Cleveland Indians. On ...

Mt. Lebanon returns an expeinced infield as third baseman Jake Tinnemeyer (17), shortstop Nate Girod (16) and Brett Hamel (4) were starters on last year's WPIAL championship squad that also finished ...