Chuck Curti is a journalist based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He writes for the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review and Volleyball Magazine, covering local sports stories and providing in-depth coverage of athletes and teams in the Pittsburgh area. His work has also been featured in the MON VALLEY INDEPENDENT.
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Chuck Curti's focus is on local sports, particularly basketball, college sports, and wrestling. His articles mainly consist of event coverage and profile features. If you have expertise in these areas or can provide unique insights into the local sports scene in Pennsylvania or Pittsburgh, Chuck may be interested in hearing from you. Consider offering profiles of noteworthy athletes or coaches connected to the mentioned topics as potential pitches for his coverage.
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By: Chuck Curti
From a personal standpoint, Hempfield grad Arin DeLattre was pretty pleased with her freshman volleyball season at Thiel. The middle blocker played in all 25 matches, averaged 1.61 kills, 0.78 blocks and 0.88 digs per set. From a team standpoint, however, the season couldn’t have been more trying. Four matches
By: Chuck Curti
Cat Flood has become one of the most popular players on the top-ranked Pitt volleyball team, particularly among the younger crowd.
By: Chuck Curti
Second grader Mia Lindborg got the news all children at that age dread: We're moving.
By: Chuck Curti
Tristan Ralph wasn’t the first player from the Plum boys soccer team’s Class of 2024 to be recruited by Pitt-Johnstown. Two of his teammates, Ethan Andrejeski and Tyler Yurisinec, had connected with UPJ coach Eric Kinsey during their junior years and set the wheels in motion to potentially join the
By: Chuck Curti
Every offensive lineman has the same dream: to score a touchdown. And who can blame them? The guys who do all the grunt work wouldn't mind a little glory.
By: Chuck Curti
In the second match of the season, Pitt-Greensburg’s Emily Bonelli scored what turned out to be the only goal in a 1-0 Bobcats victory. The goal was significant for several reasons: • It provided UPG with its first victory of the 2024 season. • It gave the Bobcats a win
By: Chuck Curti
A curious thing, this burgeoning volleyball rivalry between Pitt and Louisville. It’s isn’t a product of geography like Pitt-West Virginia or Duke-North Carolina. Nor is it steeped in history, such as Yale-Princeton football, which dates to 1873. It isn’t even a result of bad blood. “We don’t even, like, hate
By: Chuck Curti
There's a running joke among some of Jonas King's Mercyhurst football teammates that he is the second-best athlete in his family.
By: Chuck Curti
Max Matolcsy could have gone to any number of schools to play football. But the allure of an Ivy League education was too good to pass up for the Plum grad.
By: Chuck Curti
Oct. 28—There's a running joke among some of Jonas King's Mercyhurst football teammates that he is the second-best athlete in his family.
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