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Westmoreland happenings: Greensburg Turkey Trot, meetings, used book sale, more
• The 35th annual Greensburg Thanksgiving Turkey Trot will begin at 9 a.m. Nov. 26 in downtown Greensburg. The 5K run/walk is for all ages, and strollers and dogs are welcome. Awards will be presented. Sponsorship opportunities are available. Proceeds benefit local nonprofits. Details: 724-834-9390 or greensburgturkeytrot.com. • Murrysville Community...
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Laurel serves notice to Class A playoff field with shutout of Greensburg Central Catholic
Forget that two-point loss to undefeated Shenango in the final tune-up leading into the WPIAL football playoffs. Laurel’s track record speaks for itself. “We’ve definitely been rolling along,” Spartans coach Brian Cooper said Friday night after Laurel’s 33-0 victory against visiting Greensburg Central Catholic in a Class A first-round game. “Three out of the last six years, we’ve won our (conference), and two out of those other three years, we were the runner-up in it.”
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Tyshawn Robinson, Kemon Spell lead McKeesport to convincing win over Blackhawk
Tyshawn Robinson has been No. 2 behind the nation’s top running back, Kemon Spell, for his first two years of high school football. As a freshman, Robinson only had nine carries for 44 yards and one touchdown. As a sophomore, he became the No. 1 back after Spell went down with an injury earlier in the season. His numbers then jumped to 833 yards and nine touchdowns on 112 carries.
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Top-Seeded Duquesne turns back La Salle for gritty 1-0 A-10 Quarterfinal victory
In postseason soccer, style points go out the window. All that matters is finding a way to survive and advance. For top-seeded Duquesne, that moment arrived on the Bluff when it mattered most. Redshirt freshman Steel Bayer scored his first career collegiate goal off a corner-kick set piece, and the Dukes’ lockdown backline pitched a clean sheet to defeat No. 8 seed La Salle 1-0 in a tense Atlantic 10 Tournament quarterfinal Friday night at Rooney Field.