Joshua Carney is a Sports Editor at USA TODAY/Gannett. He specializes in covering a variety of sports, including football, basketball, baseball, softball, and soccer, with a focus on Ohio and Pennsylvania teams. Joshua's work has been featured in Bizcommunity.com, Erie Times-News, Ellwood City Ledger, and The Beaver County Times.
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Joshua Carney's coverage primarily focuses on local sports events, particularly football and basketball in the Pennsylvania area. If you have newsworthy local sporting events or human-interest stories related to high school or community-level sports within Pennsylvania, especially Beaver County, Joshua would likely be interested in those pitches. Providing exclusive access to athletes, coaches, or behind-the-scenes stories from these localized events could also capture his attention.
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Check out the Times' photos from Monday's softball matchup between South Side and Freedom Area.
Check out the Times' photos from Wednesday's Blackhawk-South Fayette lacrosse matchup that Blackhawk won, 20-6.
Check out the Times' photos from Saturday's MBL debut for Pittsburgh Pirates' pitcher Paul Skenes against the Chicago Cubs.
Check out the Times' photos from Tuesday's Riverside-Keystone Oaks WPIAL playoff baseball matchup.
Check out the Times' photos from Thursday's 10-5 OLSH win over Serra Catholic in the WPIAL playoffs.
Check out the Times' photos from Thursday's Carmichaels-South Side WPIAL playoff matchup.
By: Joshua Carney
MECHANICSBURG — In a unanimous 30-0 vote Wednesday, the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association's Board of Directors approved the first reading of girls' flag football becoming an officially sanctioned sport by the state.
By: Joshua Carney
Neshannock's Jaidon Nogay slides safely into second as OLSH's Olivia DiGiacomo attempts to apply the tag during Tuesday's WPIAL Class 2A semifinal game at North Allegheny High School.
SHIPPENSBURG — Butler senior Drew Griffith wasted no time leaving his mark on the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association's track and field championships record books at Shippensburg University.
Check out the Times' photos from Thursday's Penn-Ohio Football Classic at Geneva College. Ohio won, 28-10.
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