John Krysinsky is a journalist at Pittsburgh Soccer Now. He has covered various sports, particularly soccer, and has a strong focus on competitive and professional sports, including team sports and major league tournaments. Krysinsky is featured in NewsBreak and is the author of 'Miracle on the Mon,' which highlights the early years of the Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC.
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John Krysinsky's focus is predominantly on local sports events, particularly soccer at various levels. His coverage heavily emphasizes event reporting and updates on player movements within the sport.
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By: John Krysinsky
With the countdown officially hitting zero and the USMNT set to kick off their historic 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign tonight against Paraguay in Los Angeles, the soccer conversation took center stage on the afternoon airwaves. Pittsburgh Soccer Now Managing Editor John Krysinsky joined Tim Benz (filling in for Mark Madden) on 105.9 The X […]
By: John Krysinsky
One down, one to go. On a warm Friday evening under the lights at F.N.B. Stadium, Pittsburgh Riveters SC took clinical step toward capturing their second consecutive USL W League Great Forest Division title. Fueled by goalscoring contributions from Sabrina Bryan, Fiona Mahan, and Emily Hanrahan, the red-hot Riveters dispatched a stubborn Erie Sports Center […]
By: John Krysinsky
The Pittsburgh Riverhounds displayed grit and found redemption in an exciting match, defeating Indy Eleven, 1-0, on Saturday night before another sellout crowd at FNB Stadium. PSN’s reporter Colton Coreschi and photographer were on hand to capture the emotion, the imagery, and the post-match reaction that defined an electric night on the South Shore. Played […]
By: John Krysinsky
On the latest episode of Sounding Off on Soccer, host John Krysinsky is joined in the studio by a familiar face from the local press box: Pittsburgh Riverhounds Director of Media Relations, Matt Grubba. With their combined coverage of the Riverhounds stretching back over decades—spanning the entire era of Highmark (now F.N.B.) Stadium and well […]
By: John Krysinsky
The summer soccer calendar is officially at a boiling point. While our local clubs battle for crucial midseason points and division titles, the eyes of the entire sporting world are tuning into the World Cup. It’s a great time to be a soccer fan in the city, and we have you covered from the local […]
By: John Krysinsky
Soccer has a unique way of bridging gaps, and this past weekend, it brought multiple generations together right in the South Hills. Residents, families, and team members at Friendship Village of South Hills (FVSH) in Upper St. Clair gathered for a special Friday night World Cup watch party on a large outdoor screen, celebrating the […]
By: John Krysinsky
The standard has officially been set on and off the pitch. Following up on their explosive opening-night victory, the USMNT took care of business in Seattle on Friday afternoon, breaking down a resolute Australian defensive block to secure a clinical 2-0 victory. With six points in the bag, the Americans have put a firm stranglehold […]
By: John Krysinsky
Two matches. Two clinical wins. Six points, and a ticket to the World Cup Knockout Round officially punched on home soil before the third group game even kicks off. If you listen to the noise surrounding the United States Men’s National Team right now, the conversation has instantly shifted to the ceiling. Can they beat […]
By: John Krysinsky
One of the most clinical attacking forces in recent Western Pennsylvania collegiate and pre-professional soccer history is officially heading to the professional ranks. Duquesne University and current Steel City FC forward Maya Matesa has signed a professional contract for the upcoming 2026-27 season with Apollon Ladies F.C., a top-flight club based in Limassol, Cyprus, competing […]
By: John Krysinsky
If you needed proof that the local pre-professional pipeline in Pittsburgh is still clicking on all cylinders, look no further than the mid-week scorelines. It was a perfect sweep for our local squads — both of Steel City’s squads along with Riveters and Riverhounds Two, in their respective USL League Two and W League contests […]
