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
Three quarters of the NCAA Tournament field is set, with six automatic bids earned Saturday during conference championships for the MPSF, SIAC, MIVA, Conference Carolinas, EIVA and Big West. Most notably, Grand Canyon upset UCLA in the MPSF and Long Beach State beat UC Irvine in the Big West,
By: Chuck Curti
For the past few weeks, Elizabeth Clark has spent the hours between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. instructing a classroom full of young children.
By: Chuck Curti
To say Jake Williams has had an unusual journey in baseball would be an understatement. Ultimately, however, the Franklin Regional grad believes he is exactly where he is supposed to be.
By: Chuck Curti
Cassidy Davis, a freshman on the Slippery Rock women's track and field team, has a lot in common with her event coach, Tabitha Bemis.
By: Chuck Curti
During his freshman baseball season at Tennessee, Jake Kendro did not have to face LSU’s Paul Skenes, who became, of course, the No. 1 overall pick in the MLB Draft by the Pittsburgh Pirates. Not that the Norwin grad would have backed down from the challenge. Skenes wasn’t the only
By: Chuck Curti
Apr. 29—During his freshman baseball season at Tennessee, Jake Kendro did not have to face LSU's Paul Skenes, who became, of course, the No. 1 overall pick in the MLB Draft by the Pittsburgh Pirates.
By: Chuck Curti
When Morgan Pierce wanted to work on pitching during her days as a junior high and high school player at Leechburg, she had a built-in practice partner: sister McKenna, younger by three years.
By: Chuck Curti
Derry grad Josh Ulery already was a fixture in the Pitt-Johnstown baseball lineup. Over his first two seasons with the Mountain Cats, he started 67 of a possible 75 games.
By: Chuck Curti
As gymnasts, Emily Innes and Jen Llewellyn know plenty about leaping. Innes, a Plum grad, twice qualified for Junior Olympic nationals as a Level 10 performer.
By: Chuck Curti
Hall of Fame catcher Yogi Berra famously said baseball is 90% mental, and the other half is physical. Berra’s questionable math aside, the point is well taken. Being in the right head space is just as important as being in tune physically. Norwin grad Noah Czajkowski found that out quickly
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