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Volleyball Can't Force Another Fifth Set Game
PITTSBURGH, Pa. -- Saint Francis fell to Chatham who sits in the No. 2 seed of the PAC standings. After losing the first set 10-25, Saint Francis went on a little 3-0 run during the second set. Alexandra Sappia set up a low ball for Ava Holden to register a kill. Then two errors from Chatham kept the Red Wolves on top. Little by little Saint Francis hacked at the score until the Cougars were up by one. Sappia set up Rylan Crowell for the kill on the left side which tied the game at 26. Chatham then produced two attacking errors which gave Saint Francis the second set win at 28-26.
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Duquesne outdone early at Penn State in 3-1 non-conference loss
In a late-season non-conference opportunity to make a high-profile statement on the road against a Big Ten foe, Duquesne fell behind early to Penn State at Jeffrey Field and never fully recovered, dropping a 3-1 decision on Wednesday night. The loss snapped a three-match winning streak for the Dukes (9-4-2),...
Pittsburgh Panrs
Hicks Added to Biletnikoff Award Watch List
PITTSBURGH—Senior wide receiver Cataurus Hicks has been added to the watch list for the 2026 Biletnikoff Award, presented annually to college football's outstanding Football Bowl Subdivision receiver at any position. The Tallahassee Quarterback Club Foundation, the award's creator and sponsor, announced the additions Wednesday. A Miami, Fla., native, Hicks...
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Pitt is hoping the arrivals of promising freshmen Foster and Jones will key a needed turnaround
Pittsburgh (13-20, 5-13 ACC) The Panthers find themselves at a crossroads of sorts as coach Jeff Capel enters his ninth season. Capel, who is 127-127 at Pitt, made significant changes after last year's dismal finish, including jettisoning his brother Jason from the coaching staff. The arrival of a pair of high-profile freshmen recruits in forward Chase Foster and guard Jermal Jones gives Pitt hopes better days are ahead. If things get away from the Panthers for a third straight season, athletic director Allen Greene will almost certainly move on from Capel, who has brought stability but mixed results since taking over a program in tatters in 2018. Players to watch The 6-foot-9 Foster is the kind of athletic, versatile big man the Panthers have sorely lacked in recent years. The Baltimore native chose Pitt over Villanova and Arkansas and will get plenty of opportunities to prove he is worthy of the hype. Junior swingman Jonathan Powell came to Pittsburgh searching for a more impactful role after serving as a reserve at North Carolina. Departures and arrivals It's a sign of the times that forward Macari Moore is the only scholarship player back after Pitt's worst ACC finish since Capel's first
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14 cross country runners qualify for WPIAL championships
In a successful Tri-States meet late last week, 14 Baldwin’s cross country runners qualified to compete in the WPIAL championship at White Oak on Thursday. Many of these runners set new personal records throughout the season. Junior Keely Duzyk overcame an early-season injury and achieved a personal record. “Last...
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Peaking for playoffs, Elizabeth Forward ousts Latrobe in Class 3A 1st round
Elizabeth Forward has come a long way from a season-opening loss to Latrobe. “We’re completely different now,” Warriors coach Sotiri Tsourekis said. “We took on four big giants early in the season to get us ready for games like this.”. The seventh-seeded Warriors looked like giants in...
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Slow-pitch softball rally falls short in playoff game
Baldwin’s slow-pitch softball team tried to rally from an 8-2 deficit in the final inning of a playoff game against Seneca Valley on Saturday, but they fell short and lost 8-7. In the seventh inning, Baldwin batters got a series of singles, leading to several runs. Then junior Layla...
Pittsburgh Panrs
Talkin’ Pitt: Together, Moving Forward
PITTSBURGH—Linebacker Alex Sanford Jr., safety Josh Guerrier and offensive lineman Netinho Olivieri discussed staying together, correcting mistakes and focusing on the next opportunity as Pitt prepares to host Georgia Tech. Sanford: "Play fast and stay together." Sanford believes Pitt's path forward starts with the aggressive approach that defines its...
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The Race Is Only The Beginning
June 15th—the date when the football recruiting race officially begins. Clayton Burket, a senior at Greater Latrobe, faced the ticking clock of the recruiting process. It all starts on June 15th during an athlete’s sophomore summer, when college coaches are permitted to call or text athletes once the clock strikes midnight. For some athletes, the process can quickly become overwhelming, but not for Clayton. He remained patient, waited for his opportunity, and delivered a junior season to remember. Making play after play and putting in the work when no one was watching, he steadily earned the attention of college coaches. In the end, his hard work led him to a final decision: Saint Vincent College.
pittgreensburgathletics.com
Bobcats Drive Their Way to Second-Place Finish at Lebanon Country Club
The Pitt-Greensburg men's golf team put together another strong performance on the course, earning a second-place finish at Lebanon Country Club. The Bobcats finished a tournament at 20 over par, with several golfers delivering solid individual rounds. Leading the charge for the Bobcats was Seth Tomalski who carded a 76...
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Kaci DePalma, La Roche University, Women's Volleyball (Defensive)
DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: La Roche L Kaci DePalma was exceptional defensively for the Redhawks as they went 2-0 on the week. In a big, five-set win over Hilbert, DePalma stuffed out 34 digs, while adding three service aces and even contributed seven assists on the night. She followed that up in a 3-0 win over UPG with a match-high 17 digs, two service aces and added another assist. For the week, DePalma had 51 digs, 6.38 digs per set, five service aces, eight assists, and was 29-for-31 in reception opportunities.