Warrendale

Warrendale, PA · Education
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FadeawayWorld.net
High School Football Coach Collapses And Dies During Cornell-Rochester Game
The high school football community in Pennsylvania is mourning the loss of head coach Ed Dawson, 55, of Cornell High School in Coraopolis, who died after a medical emergency during a game Friday night against Rochester High School. The incident...
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WTAJ
Bomb threat prompts evacuations at Robert Morris University
ALLEGHENY COUNTY, Pa. (WTAJ) — Two buildings at Robert Morris University were evacuated Thursday after a bomb threat was reported on social media. According to our CBS affiliate KDKA, the threat involved the Nicholson Center and Patrick Henry Center. Students received an emergency alert instructing anyone inside or near the buildings to evacuate immediately and […]
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wbut.com
High school football tonight – Butler and Knoch “On-Air”
–Butler will close their season at home against Brashear. Kick-off is 7pm. WBUT pre-game begins at 6:45pm. –Knoch still has a chance to make the post-season. The Knights visit Deer Lakes tonight at 7pm. WISR pre-game begins at 6:30pm. Also tonight at PennWest Clarion University’s Memorial Stadium – Moniteau and...
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Beaver County Times
Hopewell-Aliquippa High School football meet in The Times' Game of the Week
There are a multitude of great rivalries that surround Beaver Valley High School football programs each season, from the Battle for the Little Brown Jug to Blackhawk and Beaver Falls. But this season, neighboring schools Hopewell and Aliquippa will matchup for the first time since 2019 and there are a lot of playoff implications on the line, with the pair facing off for the Western Hills Conference championship at 7 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 30 at Heinz Field. While the two teams will be squaring off with a conference title and playoff implications at stake, the respect is mutual between the two schools, with many players on both sides playing with each other growing up and the coaching staffs having connections with each other. “I grew up in Aliquippa, still live there, pay my school taxes there, so it is going to be a fun game,” Hopewell head coach Matt Mottes said. “I am good friends with Dr. Phillip Woods, the superintendent; Mike [Warfield] coached me when I was in high school, Dan Short was my defensive coordinator and JR Gilliam was my position coach. It is almost like a homecoming game for me.” Outside of the connections between the