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Central Valley had to learn a different path to victory on the gridiron this season and the Warriors have adapted well enough to still be in the hunt for a championship. "In past years, we made our wa...

ADAMS TWP — Opening-drive touchdown? Check. Defensive goal-line stand on the drive to follow? Yep. Third-down stop on the opponent’s next series after that? That, too. Chartiers Valley, the 13th seed ...

Last year, North Catholic’s football team was denied a postseason berth with a 21-14 loss to Mars in the final week of the regular season. The Trojans can rest easy in one respect — they have already ...

ADAMS TWP — Deploying his defense with a 31-point cushion, Mars coach Eric Kasperowicz had a certain number in mind — the same one that was lit up on Armstrong’s side of the scoreboard for the 41 minu...

The defenses for North Catholic and Hampton will have their hands full come Friday night. Both teams feature a star running back, with North’s Jack Fennell gaining 734 yards so far to go with a 7.3-ya...

The momentum Mars gained from a recent 3-game winning streak was broken last week when the Planets lost a 26-23 decision at Moon. It was not a typical defeat as Mars (3-2, 1-0) fell behind by 19 point...

The Mars football team’s rally earned for the Planets the lead, only to see it slip away at Moon Stadium on Friday. Twenty-three straight points vaulted Mars to a four-point edge early in the fourth q...

Evan Wright continued his stellar senior season with 177 rushing yards and three scores on just 15 carries and Luke Goodworth passed for two touchdowns as Mars opened Greater Allegheny Conference play...

It is said that the best defense is a good offense. Indiana’s football team took that to heart last week when the Little Indians faced the very potent passing attack of Shady Side Academy. Through the...

The plan is the largest EV charging incentive program in the country and the rebates for charging equipment can cover 50 percent of a project’s costs or up to $100,000. The state aims to have 250,000 public chargers by 2025.