Rob Burchianti is a journalist for the Herald-Standard, focusing on local sports coverage. He provides updates and analysis on high school sports events, including football games and tournaments. His articles highlight the performances of various teams and players in the local area.
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Rob Burchianti's coverage is primarily focused on local high school sports, especially football. His articles revolve around event coverage and announcements related to high school football games, playoffs, and specific teams such as WPIAL, Cal BC, Trojans, Leopards, Warriors among others.
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California coach Ed Woods knew what his football team needed to do following its heart-breaking 28-27 home loss to Jefferson-Morgan last week.
SAEGERTOWN – Mandy Hartman went from a “nightmare” on Saturday afternoon to a “dream” on Tuesday night. The Frazier girls volleyball coach’s nightmare was watching her Lady Commodores fall flat in Saturday’s WPIAL Class A final in a 3-0 loss to Greensburg Central Catholic, a team they had defeated twice during the regular season. The […]
By: Rob Burchianti
That accomplishment belongs to California, which knocked out seventh-seeded Laurel, 22-6, last week in the first round of the WPIAL Class A playoffs.
GREENSBORO – George Messich owns a national championship ring from his two years he spent playing football at the University of Pittsburgh.
By: Rob Burchianti
Lady Commodores coach Mandy Hartman advised her team to go all out in its serve game and hope for the best in Saturday's PIAA girls volleyball Class A quarterfinal match at North Allegheny's UPMC Court.
By: Rob Burchianti
Southmoreland's girls volleyball team was coming off its greatest season when Michelle Pergar stepped in as the Lady Scotties' new coach for 2024.
Those taking in a Laurel Highlands boys basketball game may get a glimpse of a very familiar face on the bench next to head coach John Smith this season.
By: Rob Burchianti
Tessa Dellarose reminisced about her days as a youth soccer player in Brownsville and all the hard work and time she put in over the years, and contemplated.
By: Rob Burchianti
Jefferson-Morgan rang up 434 points this football season in rolling to a 10-1 record, including a perfect 10-0 regular season that led to a Tri-County South championship.
West Greene’s Lane Allison hit a clutch, game-tying 3-pointer with just over a minute left in Friday night’s key Section 3-AA boys basketball clash against Chartiers-Houston. Little did anyone know Allison had an even more spectacular shot left in his arsenal. Allison’s trey tied the game at 49-49 but the Buccaneers took the clock down […]
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