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Academically and athletically, Jake Gartley summed up his four years at Our Lady of the Sacred Heart by saying “I got the whole experience.”

It’s not often the University of Montana recruits western Pennsylvania. But the Griz made a scholarship offer earlier this spring to New

Thirty-two years ago, Beaver Falls native Dan DeRose landed his first job as a coach as a 22-year-old assistant at Quigley Catholic. Last week, DeRose was

Bill Sacco won 484 games during his 34-year career. His lasting legacy might be the impact he made on his former players, who respect the way he coached

Beaver’s Beckett Connelly is headed to Washington & Jefferson, the WPIAL is mourning the loss of Enrico Antonini, and Ambridge is still searching

Bill Sacco, the 77-year-old coach of the Cornell High school boys basketball team, has called it a career after 18 years at the helm. Sacco will stay on

The Beaver County Sports Hall of Fame planned to induct ten new members into its ranks, but the COVID-19 pandemic has forced the organization’s

The start of golf season in Pennsylvania has been anything but normal since Gov. Tom Wolf closed outdoor recreational activities on March 13 due to the

Lincoln Park guard named third-team in Class 3A

When Josh Hough gets to college, he hopes to be just like the great Jim Brown. That and other news, notes and anecdotes from the high school sports scene.

TIMES TOP 25 ALL-TIME BASKETBALL PLAYERS

Hopewell senior Jake McGovern will take his baseball talents to Florida next season.

OLSH sophomore Jake DiMichele is the Beaver County Times 2020 Boys Basketball Player of the Year.

CORAOPOLIS -- With a resume that includes 38 years as a head coach and 484 career wins, Bill Sacco has withstood the test of time.He’s hardly changed from

News, notes and anecdotes from the high school sports scene:Stephon Hall’s stock continues to rise. He’s a red-hot commodity on football’s

Quaker Valley’s 2017 football season was so remarkable that people told head coach Jerry Veshio he ought to write a book about it. So he did.

“He was just a really good guy. Very supportive. Very positive. He really cared about kids.”

News and notes from the world of high school sports.

Highlands beat Blackhawk 53-45 in a WPIAL Class 4A semifinal Wednesday.

Hopewell ends 70-game section losing streak.