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South Fayette stuns Aliquippa as the WPIAL crowns champions
South Fayette, Pittsburgh Central Catholic, West Allegheny and North Catholic win at Heinz Field to end the WPIAL 2013 season.

DOUBLE-A: South Fayette 34 - Aliquippa 28

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11/24/2013 - 01:55
PSR Staff
WPIAL Semifinal Results: Woodland Hills shocks top-seeded Upper St. Clair to advance to Quad-A final
Central Catholic rolls over Penn Trafford, West Allegheny and Central Valley advance in Triple-A, Aliquippa and South Fayette cruise into the Double-A final, while Sto-Rox ends Clairton's run atop Single-A and North Catholic advances to their first title game.

QUAD-A
Woodland Hills 28 - Upper St. Clair 21
Central Catholic 49 - Penn-Trafford 10

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11/15/2013 - 22:11
PSR Staff
WPIAL Playoffs: Quarterfinal Results
Top-seeded Upper Saint Clair scored 21 fourth-quarter points to upend defending champ North Allegheny 41-23 in the Quad-A playoffs Friday night.

WPIAL QUARTERFINALS
QUAD-A
Upper St. Clair 41 - North Allegheny 23
Woodland Hills 28 - Seneca Valley 14
Central Catholic 27 - Gateway 21

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11/08/2013 - 23:49
PSR Staff
WPIAL Playoffs: West Mifflin wins thriller over Moon in opening round
Jimmy Wheeler rushed for 359 yards and six touchdowns to lead West Mifflin over Moon 47-42 in first-round action as the WPIAL playoffs get started.

QUAD-A
Upper St. Clair 44 - Kiski Area 13
North Allegheny 28 - Bethel Park 0

Woodland Hills 35 - Pine-Richland 14
Seneca Valley 36 - Hempfield 10

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11/01/2013 - 21:41
PSR Staff
CoGo's High School Football 2013 League Leaders
The 2013 high school football playoffs are upon us already, with 64 teams across the WPIAL set to do battle. CoGo's presents the 2013 WPIAL/Pittsburgh City League Statistical Leaders.

PASSING
Ronald Brown, USO: 149-236, 37 TD, 2,600 yds
Alex Rowse, Beaver: 145-238, 34 TD, 2,148 yds

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10/29/2013 - 18:43
Cody Benjamin
Headed West
It was one of those unforgettable Sweet Sixteen moments. The game-winning 3-pointer with two seconds left to lift the team to the Elite Eight.

The problem for Sean Miller’s Arizona Wildcats was it was not point guard Mark Lyons who tied it with a spectacular shot just 18 seconds earlier. It was Ohio State reserve LaQuinton Ross.

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10/29/2013 - 15:15
Devon Moore
CoGo's High School Football Feature Matchup: Hampton at Mars
Win, and you’re in. That’s the situation for Hampton this weekend when they face Mars with a playoff bid on the line.

And, you can bet that Planets head coach Scott Heinauer and his squad wouldn’t want it any other way.

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10/24/2013 - 15:27
Joel Peretic
U.S. Steel Game of the Week: Thomas Jefferson at West Mifflin
In a winner-take-all scenario for the WPIAL Big Nine conference’s title, the West Mifflin Titans host the Thomas Jefferson Jaguars as each team brings an undefeated record to the table Friday night.

 The matchup alsofeatures two of the state’s best teams, with the Jaguars ranked No. 46 in Pennsylvania and West Mifflin ranked No. 70 via MaxPreps.

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10/24/2013 - 15:22
Nate Barnes
U.S. Steel Game of the Week: Ready for the Big 5-0
The Thomas Jefferson Jaguars look to continue their perfect season against the Uniontown Red Raiders in a Big Nine divisional matchup Friday night in Jefferson Hills.

Each team enters coming off victory, after Thomas Jefferson resoundingly defeated Belle Vernon 35-0 and the Red Raiders escaped their contest with Trinity on top 29-24.

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10/17/2013 - 11:01
Nate Barnes
CoGo's High School Football Feature Matchup: A Family Affair
It’s a family affair this Friday night at Fox Chapel when the Foxes take on the Butler Golden Tornado. Coaches Eric Ravotti and Clyde Conti share more than just a 1-6 record; they share bloodlines.

“I’m proud of those guys,” Conti said of Eric and his younger brother Chad, who also works on the Fox Chapel coaching staff.

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10/17/2013 - 10:26
Joel Peretic
U.S. Steel
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Pitt's Aaron Donald wins Nagurski Trophy
Top of the List
The list of Pitt basketball legends is a short one. Charles Smith and Billy Knight are on it, as are Don Hennon, Doc Carlson and people named Charley Hyatt and Claire Cribbs.
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December Breakdown
After starting the season 0-4, the Steelers’ playoff chances looked dead on arrival. Pittsburgh is steadily rebuilding its confidence with a 5-3 record since mid-October. The team faces some challenging opponents this month.
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Slightly Skewed Interview with Todd Graham
Todd Graham has guided his Arizona State Sun Devils to the Pac-12 Championship Game, where they will face Stanford in a battle for a Rose Bowl berth.
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Maatta breaking Penguins rookie mold
Olli Maatta is special. He is the rare talent that most NHL clubs are lucky to experience once every 20 years. What’s even more impressive is that Maatta has broken the mold in an organization that drafts with a heavy emphasis on defense.
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The Real Deal
For the first time in 21 years, Pittsburgh Pirates fans are able to look back on a season and not have to think about what went wrong.
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Duquesne Basketball: Still Building on the Bluff
Derrick Colter, Duquesne’s 5-11 point guard, inbounds the ball to a teammate, who immediately dishes it back to a striding Colter in the closing seconds of a Feb. 14 game at Temple.
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Pitt Basketball: Back in Gear
Pitt enters the 2013-14 season after a recent string of unprecedented player exodus. Since 2010, Pitt has lost six players to transfers—including the surprising departure of senior J.J. Moore—and one player (center Steve Adams) to early entry in the NBA draft.
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Just Getting Started
For the first time in two decades, the end of Pittsburgh’s baseball season wasn’t an escape from another six-month disaster. The last out of the 2013 campaign might have resulted in more disappointment than previous years, but that’s because hope still lingered in October.
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