Eleanor Bailey is a dedicated Almanac Sports Editor with a focus on local sports in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for covering high school sports, Eleanor's work has been featured in publications such as Observer Reporter, capturing the triumphs and successes of young athletes in the region.
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1. Rayna Honkus, 5, holds the hand of her brother, Reece, 3, as they ride down an inflatable slide during Bethel Park Community Day.
Thanks to his versatility, Julian Dahlem has helped Upper St. Clair to a 3-0 start in football. He ranks as the team's leading rusher and scorer. He has also filled in at quarterback and starts in the defensive secondary for the Panthers.
By: Eleanor Bailey
Mickey Vaccarello (10) of Peters Township hurdles over Mt. Lebanon defender Billy Rockenstein (5) after making a reception. Not only is Vaccarello an asset on offense at tight end, he is a standout linebacker on a defense that is allowing just 7.5 points per game. Vaccarello is a Stanford commit.
Cami Fisher of Bethel Park reaches for a backhand during WPIAL Class 3A consolation action. Fisher defeated Brooke Henderson, 6-2, 6-1, to finish third in the singles tournament and gained a berth in the PIAA tournament, set for Nov. 1-2 at the Hershey Racquet Club.
Connor McKenzie of Upper St. Clair submitted one of the two best final rounds on the fabled golf course at Oakmont Country Club during the WPIAL Class 3A championships played Oct. 1. The senior fired a 2-under-par 69 to place eighth overall at the tournament and qualified for the PIAA championships to be held Oct. 21-23 at Penn State.
Panthers remain undefeated thanks to Bywalski John Banbury powers his way to a first down before being tackled by a host of South Fayette defenders.
South Park Township Board of Supervisors Chairman Edward Snee dubbed the Montour Trail Stewart-to-Wood Section a “hidden secret,” but Diane and Rusty Kerin of Finleyville discovered the gem before its grand opening on Thursday. They had been using the stretch of trail that closely follows Piney Fork Creek along Brownsville Road for about a month. […]
South Park Township Board of Supervisors Chairman Edward Snee dubbed the Montour Trail Stewart-to-Wood Section a “hidden secret,” but Diane and Rusty Kerin of Finleyville discovered the gem before its grand opening on Thursday. They had been using the stretch of trail that closely follows Piney Fork Creek along Brownsville Road for about a month.
By: Eleanor Bailey
An excited Mia Deramo gives Abbey Spalla a lift while Fox Chapel players in the background anguish over their loss to South Fayette, 4-0, in the WPIAL Class 3A championship soccer match.
Rico Abbondanza owns an impressive resume in basketball. So it comes as no surprise he has been tapped to lead the Bethel Park boys this winter. Abbondanza replaced Dante Calabria as head coach. A Blackhawk High School and University of North Carolina alumnus, Calabria resigned in July to coach professionally in Italy. Abbondanza was an […]
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