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
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.
By: Chuck Curti
As the volleyball regular season winds to a close in the Presidents' Athletic Conference, the standings are bunched as teams jockey for spots in the conference tournament.
By: Chuck Curti
Sometimes finding the right college athletic program isn’t about finding the most successful one. It’s about finding the one with the best culture, the best sense of “team.” That’s how Highlands grad Sam Norris arrived at Waynesburg. Currently wrapping up his freshman season with the Yellowjackets men’s soccer team, Norris
By: Chuck Curti
Were it not for a quirk of fate, Angela Seman would not have had a front-row seat to one of the most important wins in Pitt volleyball history.
By: Chuck Curti
The past 12 months have been quite the ride for Burrell grad Jordyn Kowalkowski.
By: Chuck Curti
Seton Hill wide receiver Todd Phillips suffered a dislocated shoulder in spring practice leading up to his senior season in 2023.
By: Chuck Curti
Brynne Smith wasn’t sure what to expect heading into her freshman season with the Penn State Behrend women’s volleyball team. The Knoch grad had hoped to play a regular role on the team, but, with it being her first season of college athletics, she didn’t know how feasible that would
By: Chuck Curti
Penn State tight end Tyler Warren has made waves across college football this season. The 6-foot-6, 261-pound senior has contributed to the Nittany Lions’ lofty ranking as a pass catcher and as a runner. Entering Saturday’s game against Purdue, Warren had 59 receptions for 681 yards and four touchdowns. He
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