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Bentworth, EF to play in softball finals; Mikes seek 'public' crown - Vimarsana News

Bentworth, EF to play in softball finals; Mikes seek 'public' crown

Bentworth and Elizabeth Forward will play for WPIAL softball titles in Class AA and AAAA this week, and three other area teams also remain alive as the PIAA tournament looms. The Carmichaels and West Greene softball teams have already assured themselves of spots in the Class A state playoffs and will play a consolation game […]

Cheers & Jeers - Herald-Standard - Vimarsana News

Cheers & Jeers - Herald-Standard

<strong>Cheers:</strong> Kudos to the California Area High School football team for earning its first WPIAL playoff victory since 2017. The Trojans, behind the strong running of seniors Jake Layhue and Spencer Petrucci, demolished Jeannette, 44-6, last week to advance to this Friday’s Class A quarterfinals against Bishop Canevin at Norwin High School. Quarterback Layhue ran […]

Times' high school notebook: Cummings officially signs with Pitt; Thomas scheduling visits - Vimarsana News

Times' high school notebook: Cummings officially signs with Pitt; Thomas scheduling visits

Lincoln Park's Brandin Cummings made it official, committing to Pitt in early November. Teammate Meleek Thomas is setting up recruiting visits.

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Bishop Canevin touchdown: Kole Olszewski to Jason Cross - Vimarsana News

Bishop Canevin touchdown: Kole Olszewski to Jason Cross

Bishop Canevin is moving on to the WPIAL Class 1A football semifinals, and this play is a big reason why.

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Cheers & Jeers - Vimarsana News

Cheers & Jeers

MISS: President John F. Kennedy had faith in science and American ingenuity. He promised in a speech at Rice University in 1962 that "we choose to go the moon in