Dave Mackall is a sports journalist based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He writes for the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review and Tribune Review, covering local sports teams and events. His articles provide in-depth coverage and analysis of various sports, including basketball and wrestling.
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By: Dave Mackall
Robert Morris was looking to match its best 10-game start to a men's basketball season Wednesday night. Youngstown State had other ideas.
Tre Dinkins III scored 18 points to lead five Duquesne players in double figures, and the Dukes won for just the second time in the Dru Joyce III era, beating Delaware, 80-66, Friday night at UPMC Cooper Fieldhouse.
By: Dave Mackall
Slippery Rock is headed for its fourth trip to the NCAA Division II football semifinals.
They shot 34.5% and made only 5 of 11 free throws. They committed 19 turnovers and were outscored by six points in the paint.
Burrell has begun the girls basketball season with five lopsided victories, the latest a 51-25 decision behind 12 points each from Casey Brancato and McKenna Miller on Thursday night at Highlands in the WPIAL Section 1-4A opener for both schools.
By: Dave Mackall
One by one, his players emerged from the home locker room at Penn-Trafford and paraded across the gym floor. Most, if not all, of coach Doug Kelly's crew was in an unusually impulsive mood, laughing and conversing and seemingly feeling as good as can be.
AKRON, Ohio — Duquesne's success in Akron continues. Cam Crawford scored 13 points, Tre Dinkins III added 12 and Jakub Necas finished with
By: Dave Mackall
Amarion Dickerson scored 18 points — six consecutive during a late game-deciding run — and Kam Woods’ off-balance jumper in the lane with 16 seconds lifted Robert Morris to a 68-67 victory over Towson on Tuesday night at UPMC Events Center, ending the Colonials’ three-game losing streak. Josh Omojafo, who
Adrian Batts has seen a lot of talented teams come and go as Jeannette's longtime basketball coach. It has been a while since he has watched a group like this.
Duquesne has UC Irvine’s number. In just the third meeting between the schools — all in a four-year span — Duquesne on Saturday made it three wins in a row against the Anteaters, preseason favorites to win the Big West Conference. Jahsean Corbett scored 15 points to go with eight
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