Pittsburgh Stadium Guide
CONSOL Energy Center
CONSOL Energy Center opened its doors in 2010 and is the new home of the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Heinz Field
Heinz Field currently plays host to the six-time Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh Steelers as well as the Pitt Panthers football team.
PNC Park
PNC Park is the new and current home of the Pittsburgh Pirates.Stay Active Pittsburgh!
Best Walking Trails Around Pittsburgh
One great way to stay healthy is to include a hike or nature walk into your fitness routine.
Best Bike Trails Around Pittsburgh
If your workout includes a bicycle, then get out and about at one of the area’s parks or trails!
Best Indoor Rock Climbing In Pittsburgh
Get active by visiting one of the area’s indoor rock climbing facilities!
America On The Move
The goal of this community-wide initiative is to get Pittsburghers On The Move!
“Mr. High School Sports” – Oh Henry! Quips, Behind O-Line, Headed To Hershey
WEXFORD (93-7 THE FAN) — It was slippy, it was sloppy, it was icky, and it was yucky at North Allegheny High School Friday night. Oh, and by the way, it rained, too.
Clairton Bears Winning Streak Continues, Will Play For State Title
The Clairton Bears have done it again. Impressively. They won Friday’s game against Port Allegany 44-12.
Know The Score: Dec. 7, 2012
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Clairton High School’s Boyd Named To U.S. Army All-American Game
In Clairton, high school football star Tyler Boyd was presented with a U.S. Army All-American Bowl game jersey on Monday. He is the first player from Clairton High School to ever make the game.
Local Student Selected To Be In U.S. Army All-American Marching Band
A local high school student is one of only 125 in the country to be selected to be in this year’s U.S. Army All-American Marching Band. There was a special ceremony for him at his school on Monday.
“Mr. High School Sports” — North Allegheny, Rival Pitt Recruit Ready To Move On
HARMONY, P.A. (93-7 THE FAN) — After an uncharacteristically ugly win at Heinz Field, Friday was a return to the norm for three-time WPIAL champion North Allegheny (14-0), and another mercy rule-shortened day at the office for its quarterback.
Know The Score: Nov. 30, 2012
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“Mr. High School Sports” – PIAA Football Quarterfinal Preview
The Indians are chasing history…or, to be more precise, Chayse-ing it.
“Mr. High School Sports” – As Clairton Turns 60, Top Prospects Turn Heads
PITTSBURGH (93-7 THE FAN) — Four wins this month was enough for the Clairton Bears to make history, and four catches on Saturday were apparently enough for Bobby Engram to make up his mind.
“Mr. High School Sports” – NA Still Setting The (Black And) Gold Standard
PITTSBURGH (93-7 THE FAN) — You can’t buy enough vowels to put into succinct words what Art Walker’s team has achieved.
“Mr. High School Sports” – Attrition Allows Aliquippa To Stay On Top
PITTSBURGH (93-7 THE FAN) — How did the Quips steamroll another opponent on their self-paved path to Hershey?
Know The Score: Nov. 23, 2012
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Fans Cheer On Bears As Clairton Sets Pa. High School Record
Heinz Field. Playoffs. Tiny Clairton takes aim at their fifth straight WPIAL title, and a Pennsylvania high school record: 60 consecutive victories. More than half the boys in the senior class play for the Bears.
Clairton Bears Going For State Record
It’s almost a year since the Clairton Bears won their third consecutive Class A state football championship. More than three years have passed since the Bears have lost a game.
“Mr. High School Sports” – Quick Outs: WPIAL Football Semifinals And Finals
PITTSBURGH (93-7 THE FAN) — In their season opener against Upper St. Clair, the Wolverines dropped the ball, in a metaphorical sense. In the rematch Friday, the Panthers dropped the ball, in the literal sense, and Woodland Hills took full advantage.
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High School Basketball: Shaler Vs. Hampton
Two of the top scorers in the WPIAL squared off Friday night in Allison Park as Hampton hosted Shaler in Section 3 boys basketball action. Ryan Luther, a 6’8” junior forward, paced the Talbots with 23 points, and twin brother Collin Luther added 19. Shaler’s Geno Thorpe knocked in 20 for the Shaler Titans who were outscored 20-7 in the 4th quarter of the 56-38 loss to Hampton.
Wayne High School Wins Championship
Wayne High School won its second consecutive Class AA WVSSAC football championship to put a cap on an undefeated season. The Pioneers scored on their first possession at Wheeling Island Stadium and cruised to a 35-0 shut-out of Keyser. The Golden Tornadoes offense averaged 40 points a game, but the Pioneers limited them to just 92 yards of total offense and finished 14-0. Brandon Spurlock ran for 144 yards on 13 carries, scored three touchdowns, and was named the game’s most valuable player.
Photos from Week 14 of the 2012 High School Football season in Western Pennsylvania.
High School Highlights: North Allegheny Vs. Seneca
North Allegheny steamrolled into the WPIAL Class AAAA football championship by running over Seneca Valley for the second time this season. The Tigers scored on their first play from scrimmage and built a 30-point lead before halftime. North Allegheny won by a final score of 47-17. The Tigers will take on Woodland Hills at Heinz Field for the Class AAAA title.
High School Highlights: West Mifflin Vs. Central Valley
West Mifflin and Central Valley went toe-to-toe for 48 minutes Friday, Nov. 16, but it was not enough in the WPIAL Class AAA semi-finals at North Allegheny. The game was tied 28-28 after four quarters before Central Valley scored a touchdown and successfully kicked an extra point in the first overtime period. West Mifflin needed little time to answer on its possession. Quarterback Derrick Fulmore scored on a a 10-yard run, then ran for the two-point conversion as West Mifflin won 36-35 in overtime. The victory pushed the Tigers into the WPIAL Class AAA championship game at Heinz Field.
Photos from Week 12 of the 2012 High School Football season in Western Pennsylvania.
High School Highlights: Seneca Vs. Mt. Lebanon
Seneca Valley controlled the time of possession and bottled up Mt. Lebanon’s WPIAL top passer Tyler Roth on the way to a 32-13 WPIAL Class AAAA quarterfinal victory at North Allegheny High School Friday night in Wexford. The Raiders Jordan Brown threw three touchdown passes, while teammate Forrest Barnes ran for 141 yards and a touchdown in the victory. The win sets up a re-match between North Allegheny and Seneca Valley in the WPIAL semi-finals next weekend.
