Category Archives: Local Sports

The Penguins hit the road for two straight games in Canada, visiting Montreal tonight and Ottawa on Saturday. At practice yesterday, goaltender Alex Ndeljkovic sported a few stitches in his right chee...

What a night for the Cummings family. With his brother Nelly, a former Pitt star, serving as color analyst on the ACC Network Extra, Pitt freshman Brandon Cummings came off the bench and scored the fi...

Every team that plays the Philadelphia Eagles this season focuses on stopping running back Saquon Barkley, but very few have been able to do it. Only the Browns have held him back from his quest to se...

GIRLS BASKETBALL Penns Manor thrashed West Branch 64-24. A night after collecting her 1,000th career point, Alyssa Altemus scored 24 more. Allie Mumau added 16, 11 rebounds, and 4 steals.   BOYS ...

The Pirates made no selections and no Bucs prospects were taken in baseball's Major League portion of the Rule 5 draft, but there was plenty of action in the Minor League draft. The Pirates chose five...

Pitt football wide receiver Konata Mumpfield has decided to start his pro career, announcing yesterday that he will enter the NFL Draft. The transfer from Akron has one year of eligibility remaining. ...

Former IUP wide receiver and New York Jets special teamer Irv Charles is sidelined the rest of the year after suffering a torn ACL Sunday against the Dolphins. Charles went down in the second half and...

The Colorado Avalanche's high-powered offense was too much for the Penguins last night as they faced a three-goal deficit early and were eventually blown out, 6-2, at PPG Paints Arena. Here's Paul Ste...

GIRLS BASKETBALL River Valley extended its winning streak to four after downing Cambria Heights, 47-35. Jake Slebodnick was there. Marion Center pulled away from Portage for a 61-35 win. Alivia Ruddoc...

The Steelers return to practice today in preparation for Sunday's interstate showdown with Philadelphia and they will have to rework the wide receiver corps. as they'll likely be without George Picken...