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Derry Area boys basketball head coach Tom Esposito called last week’s dud performance at East Allegheny the worst loss in his 26-year career. Desperately in need of a bounce-back effort

Leading by 17 points at home in the third quarter, it seemed as though Greater Latrobe boys basketball was on its way to capturing a second win in section play.

Entering Monday’s home soccer match against Armstrong, Greater Latrobe senior Annalyse Bauer knew she needed four goals to establish the program career record. With a pair of road tilts on

With Greater Latrobe returning just one starter from a year ago, head coach Matt Basciano knew his inexperienced team would frequently need to take learning points from their games. On

Recently, Derry Area senior Cason Long suffered a personal loss, as his grandmother passed away. Inspired by her memory, Long put on a show that she would’ve been proud of

hrough the first five innings of Friday’s home contest, Derry Area softball appeared poised for a crucial win. The Trojans held a 3-0 lead against Knoch, with Derry Area hurler

After a tough loss at home on Monday night, the Greater Latrobe baseball team was eager for the opportunity to bounce back on Tuesday.

When Derry Area head coach John DePalma was putting his lineup together for Monday’s playoff opener, he expected that the bottom of his order could be just as productive as