Steve Rotstein

Athletes of the Week, presented by Dave & Buster’s, recognizes the top high school performances around the WPIAL and City League throughout the...

Ever since he was a cub growing up just outside of the Millvue Acres housing project in Clairton, Wayne Wade was born to be a Bear. Wade starred on ball...

Hempfield came into Friday night undefeated, but Gateway handed the Spartans their first loss in emphatic fashion on homecoming night.

Nehemiah Azeem is off to a terrific start in 2022, passing for 1,100 yards and 14 touchdowns through OLSH’s first four games.

Elizabeth Forward has been right on the doorstep of winning its first WPIAL championship, and this could be the Warriors’ best chance yet.

After finishing 26-0 and winning WPIAL and PIAA Class 2A titles, Neshannock will return 17 of 18 players on its roster in 2023.

Shaler’s Maria Buckshaw was the hero on both offense and defense in overtime of the Titans’ championship game win vs. Moon.

The brand-new Steelers-sponsored high school girls flag football league will conclude with a playoff tournament Sunday at Heinz Field.

Mount Pleasant’s Dayton Pitzer, Frazier’s Rune Lawrence, Laurel’s Grant MacKay and Bentworth’s Chris Vargo repeated as regional champions.

North Catholic girls basketball coach Molly Rottmann is the only active coach and only the second girls coach ever with 10 WPIAL titles.