Category Archives: Local Sports

The NHL Draft gets underway tonight in Los Angeles, and the Penguins are right in the middle of the action, with two picks in the first round and nine more in rounds two through seven tomorrow. How ma...

Following their brief road trip to Milwaukee, where they lost two out of three games, the Pirates are back home tonight to open a six-game homestand. The Bucs take on the Mets for the first of three g...

The Pro Football Hall of Fame yesterday honored fifteen individuals with the 2025 Awards of Excellence, including two long-time members of the Steelers, former running back and assistant coach Dick Ho...

Mike Jarvis had two hits and his bases-loaded catch-and-throw double play from right field gunned down the potential tying run at the plate and ended the game as Altoona won its third straight game, 3...

In Senior Legion baseball on Wednesday, Hempfield East scored the first five runs and knocked off Homer City Post 493, 5-1. Six of the Bulldogs' nine hits came from the bottom three hitters in the ord...

Paul Skenes had his third straight subpar outing and the Pirates dropped the series finale in Milwaukee yesterday afternoon. Joe Block has the story. The Pirates are off today and start a three-game s...

The two-day NHL Draft begins tomorrow night, with the Penguins currently holding the 11th and 12th picks in the first round and fans and commentators speculating what they might do with them. They cou...

Nick Cimillo's two-run double to deep center broke a 2-2 tie in the eighth inning as Altoona topped Chesapeake, 4-2. The Curve had taken a 2-0 lead on Wyatt Hendrie's two-run homer in the third. Terma...

The Steelers have made official the rumored signing of long snapper Tucker Addington to a one-year contract. He was released by the Texans this month. He's played ten games in the NFL and been with fi...

D2football.com reports today that Lackawanna College and Peirce College have agreed to merge, become a four-year institution, and join the PSAC, where it would become the 18th school in the conference...