Category Archives: Local Sports

It would be hard to find a worse performance this season than the one the Penguins put up last night against New Jersey. Paul Steigerwald has the story of a disappointing night at PPG Paints Arena. &n...

With District 6 having postponed last night's playoff games and then deciding yesterday to postpone tonight's, it makes for a jam-packed Saturday. It also affects a number of radio games we had planne...

The IUP basketball teams will take the court tomorrow for their final regular season games, welcoming UPJ to the KCAC. The airtime on 92.5 FM U92 will be 12:45, with the women tipping off at one o'clo...

IUP yesterday named Kelly Terwilliger as the seventh head field hockey coach in program history. She comes from Division III Colby College in Maine, where she spent the last five seasons. Previously, ...

One day after postponing all of Thursday's scheduled basketball playoff games and rescheduling for Friday, District 6 announced Thursday morning that games scheduled for Friday are now being moved to ...

The top four seeds in the District 6 Boys Double-A playoffs all won last night and all advanced into the state tournament with their victories. Three of the four are Heritage Conference teams, and the...

The IUP basketball teams swept Clarion last night in their next-to-last regular season games. Jack Benedict called the action.   IUP's men dropped a spot in the second regional rankings, which ca...

After a few days off, the Penguins return to action tonight at PPG Paints Arena, welcoming the New Jersey Devils to town. Yesterday, the Pens recalled rookie winger Kasper Bjorkvist from Wilkes-Barre-...

WPIAL Indiana High struggled with Thomas Jefferson last night in their opener of the WPIAL Class 5A girls playoffs, but the Indians used a strong fourth quarter push to come up with a win. Todd Marino...

The IUP basketball teams will welcome Clarion to the KCAC for a doubleheader tonight, in their next-to-the-last games before the regular season finale on Saturday. The 24-2 IUP men remain at number th...