Jeremy Sellew is a journalist based in Donora, Pennsylvania, focusing on local sports coverage. His work has been featured in publications such as MON VALLEY INDEPENDENT, Tribune Review, and DAILY COURIER. Jeremy's articles provide in-depth coverage of high school and college sports events, including game recaps, player profiles, and tournament results.
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Defense helped BVA outscore McKeesport, 24-12, in the final period of Tuesday's win.
Don't take this as me taking Bob Nutting's side when it comes to spending money. But it's becoming increasingly obvious each year that until baseball gets serious about a salary cap, the Pittsburgh Pirates will never compete.
The nation's returning scoring leader Iyanna Wade poured in a game-high 42 points to lift Clairton to a 69-56 win over host Serra Catholic to open Section 2-1A play Thursday.
The McKeesport boys basketball team overcame a 10-point halftime deficit to stun visiting Laurel Highlands Friday at Neenie Campbell Gymnasium.
Playing without three members of the starting lineup due to disciplinary action, Belle Vernon Area had no issues dispatching Yough thanks to a team effort Tuesday.
In an important dual meet for both sides, it was Thomas Jefferson that traveled to Belle Vernon and returned home with a 47-25 victory.
The former Charleroi star had immediate interest from a number of schools after hitting transfer portal.
Clairton's run of tough non-section games continued Wednesday as the Bears hosted Class 5A Thomas Jefferson.
The Belle Vernon Area boys basketball team picked up their second win playing without three starters over the weekend.
By JEREMY SELLEW Bentworth and Thomas Jefferson dominate the awards after successful seasons. Bentworth and Thomas Jefferson dominate the awards after successful seasons.
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