Category Archives: Local Sports

Since the trade deadline last week, the Pirates have lost five out of six games, and last night the bullpen failed them again. Joe Block recaps last night's loss.   The scoreboard registered 105 ...

Coach Mike Tomlin is eager to see something other than "Steelers versus Steelers" when the team takes on the Houston Texans tomorrow night at Acrisure Stadium. Yesterday, the Steelers put on the pads ...

GOLF The high school sports seasons tee off today with several boys golf teams in action. Indiana and West Shamokin both play in the Happy Valley Invitational at Penn State. Northern Cambria is in the...

Torrential rain, a flooded field, and a few too many "almost but not quite" plays did in the Pirates last night in their series opener against the Padres.   Game two of the series is tonight. The...

Returning from an off day, Steelers coach Mike Tomlin got his team back onto the practice field at St. Vincent College yesterday, joined by two invited sideline guests, Pirates manager Derek Shelton a...

Altoona was shut out, 7-0 in their series opener at Portland. The Curve stranded eleven baserunners. First baseman Nick Cimillo was 3-for-3 with a double. Po-Yu Chen starts for the Curve tonight. Afte...

Some pretty cool celebrations for IUP Baseball: Coach Steve Kline returned to St. Louis for the 20th anniversary of the Cardinals' 2004 NL Championship team, and he got to throw out the first pitch. K...

Former IUP men's basketball star Ethan Porterfield has signed to play pro ball in Europe. He will join Randers Cimbria, which plays in Basketligaen (English translation: "The Basketball League"), the ...

The Pirates try to get back on track tonight after blowing late leads in two out of three games against the Diamondbacks. Greg Brown previews tonight's series opener against San Diego.   It won't...

Like the Pirates, the Steelers had Monday off, but they were still active, reportedly working out six players at the UPMC Rooney Sports Complex. NFL reporter Aaron Wilson says the Steelers brought in ...