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
For the first time in history, the Pittsburgh region boasts two pre-professional men’s soccer teams competing in the same division. But while the newcomers down the river turned heads with a flashy expansion debut over the weekend, the kings of the North remain on their throne, leaning on deep-rooted chemistry to defend what is theirs. […]
By: John Krysinsky
Summer soccer in Western Pennsylvania is officially in full swing, and this week the spotlight shines directly on the women’s pre-professional landscape. Ahead of their anticipated USL W League season opener this Friday night, Pittsburgh Soccer Now sat down with two foundational pillars of the Steel City FC Women squad: defensive anchor Emily Graeca and […]
By: John Krysinsky
Following a highly competitive campaign last year that saw them establish a rock-solid tactical footprint, Steel City FC Women are hitting the pitch to kick off their 2026 USL W League season. Under the steady guidance of Head Coach Tom Ovenden, the club enters the summer with a distinct blend of experienced returning veterans and […]
By: John Krysinsky
Pitt men’s soccer alumni keep making waves in the professional ranks. The latest breakthrough came on Friday afternoon when Major League Soccer’s Toronto FC announced that the club has signed Toronto FC II defender and former Pitt standout Jackson Gilman to a first-team MLS contract through the 2026 season, with club options extending through the […]
By: John Krysinsky
USL W League regional rivalry getting fired up, the new USL League Two landscape, and the Riverhounds (yes remember them after a bye week) against Miami, there is an insane amount of local narrative to weave together in this week’s Pulse of Pittsburgh Soccer. Add in that World Cup hype train is going to start […]
By: John Krysinsky
On Wednesday night, local pre-professional soccer in Western Pennsylvania shifts into unprecedented territory as Riverhounds Two welcomes Steel City FC to F.N.B. Stadium for the first-ever, all-Pittsburgh pre-professional men’s derby in USL League Two history. For decades, the Pittsburgh region has been void of high-stakes geographic men’s soccer rivalries that pit the city’s top independent […]
By: John Krysinsky
USL League Two – Great Forest Division – Pittsburgh Derby FINAL: Steel City FC 2, Riverhounds Two 0 Box Score: USL League Two Match Center Match Summary Steel City FC flexed its veteran muscle and clinical transition play to claim a historic piece of local soccer lore, defeating Riverhounds Two, 2-0, on Wednesday night at […]
By: John Krysinsky
The 2026 USMNT World Cup Roster is OFFICIAL, and Mauricio Pochettino is taking some massive host-nation gambles! On this episode of Sounding Off on Soccer, Pittsburgh Soccer Now’s John Krysinsky sits down with legendary national sports journalist and Pittsburgh’s own Mike DeCourcy (The Sporting News) for a fast-paced, high-energy breakdown of the final 26-man squad. […]
By: John Krysinsky
Long before he was patrolling the technical area in a manager’s gear, leading the Pittsburgh Riverhounds to the 2025 USL Championship title then becoming the club’s permanent Head Coach, Rob Vincent was setting a quiet, inescapable standard on the pitch, culminating with one of the greatest matches ever played on North American soil that provided […]
By: John Krysinsky
After a three-week hiatus from USL Championship competition, professional soccer returns to the banks of the Monongahela River this Saturday night, and the atmosphere surrounding F.N.B. Stadium is reaching a boiling point. Between the front office heavily leaning into a massive dual-promotion night—welcoming a packed house for Star Wars Night and Pups on the Pitch—all […]
