The Moon football team came into Friday’s Northeast Conference football game against Plum hoping to get into the win column after losses in its first five games against some of the top teams in the WPIAL.

The Freeport football team offered some variety Friday.

The past five meetings between Latrobe and Franklin Regional have been decided by one score.

Jeannette reached another milestone Friday.

Last week’s strong rushing performance did not tire the legs of Anthony Greene.

Kiski Area quarterback Landyn Artman’s demeanor never shifted whether the pocket was perfect or if he was on the move Friday night at Fridley Field. Artman’s eyes were locked downfield.

After Belle Vernon’s offense went through a bit of a lull last week on the grass at Derry, there was nothing like a return to The Beach to get things going again.

Roger Beitel knows this feeling, and it feels good to Ligonier Valley’s longtime football coach.

Nick Keefer ran off the field, but before he stopped to hug his wife, Jenna, and three daughters, Mila, Ella and Lena, he paused to deliver a message to the Hempfield band.

The undefeated Central Catholic Vikings continue to operate as a well-oiled machine in every aspect of the game, and the once-mighty North Allegheny Tigers were simply their latest victim.

Forward Jack Horbach scored the lone goal for the Florida Everblades in their preseason finale, a 2-1 loss to the Orlando Solar Bears at Hertz Arena in Estero, Fla., on Friday.

With his team trailing by a single point and his star quarterback sitting on the bench after an injury, Montour coach Lou Cerro watched his team dig deep for perhaps its biggest win of the season.

Thomas Jefferson battled back from an early deficit and made things interesting late, but West Allegheny did enough to hold on for a 24-17 victory Friday over the Jaguars in the Steelers High School Showcase Game of the Week.

When South Allegheny and Charleroi met Friday night at Myron Pottios Stadium, it was a must-win for both squads in a Class 2A Allegheny Conference showdown.

Good football teams know how to find momentum, and when they do, they take advantage of it. After trailing 14-0 early in the opening quarter Friday night and Canon-McMillan, Woodland Hills Wolverines slowly found that momentum and used it to fuel a 35-17 nonconference win at AHN Field at Big Mac Stadium in Canonsburg.

With 50 seconds remaining, Blackhawk picked up what could’ve been a game-clinching first down, forcing Mars to utilize a timeout and leaving the Fightin’ Planets with two.

Creating a safe sleep environment is one of the most important steps parents and caregivers can take to protect their baby’s health and well-being. Yet despite decades of research and clear recommendations, sleep-related infant deaths continue to occur, and rates of Sudden Unexpected Infant Death (SUID) have increased in recent years.

Pink hoodies, accessories and cleats dotted the green turf of Cupples Stadium on Saturday night, as University Prep and Carrick celebrated “Pink October,” raising awareness for breast cancer.

Early in the third quarter of Friday night’s Interstate Conference clash against Elizabeth Forward, Derry overcame an early surge from the Warriors to make it a one-score game and had possession.

Upper St. Clair continued its dominant ways on Friday night, routing next door rival Bethel Park, 44-7, in a Class 5A Allegheny Six Conference game the unbeaten Panthers controlled from the start.

The Trinity Hillers rolled down hill against Peters Township, racking up 176 rushing yards in a 14-3 road victory Friday in a Class 5A Allegheny Six matchup.

Top performers for Week 7 of high school football in Western Pennsylvania.

After hanging with Bishop Canevin in Week 5, upstart McGuffey traveled to battle top-ranked Seton LaSalle in a Class 2A Century Conference game.

Jacob Zaber ran for two touchdowns, including a 6-yard score in the fourth quarter, as Mt. Lebanon earned a 21-14 victory over Seneca Valley (2-4, 0-4) in a Class 6A football game Friday night.

When Wilson Cheung took Hong Kong secondary school students into the Swiss Alps this summer, terrain he had once been able to reach had become inaccessible. Glacier melt and thawing ground had destabilised parts of the mountain, while rockfall made fieldwork more hazardous. Only weeks earlier, Cheung had completed a roughly 1,700km (1,056-mile) scientific ...