Westminster College Hall of Fame adds Flora DeMonaco and six others
Six enter Westminster College Titan Sports Hall of Fame including New Castle High graduates Denny Flora and Mark DeMonaco. Flora, a 1999 Westminster alum, starred in football and baseball and ranks fourth in rushing while coaching and owning local businesses. DeMonaco, class of 2006, was a three-time first-team PAC basketball selection and team captain guiding the 2004 PAC Championship run.
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Flora
DeMonaco
Westminster College Hall of Fame
New Castle High
Denny Flora
Mark DeMonaco
Westminster College
Titan
Adam Haddawny
Mark Huber
Rob Klamat
Joe Stewart
Westminster
Titans
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
New Castle
Twenty-Six Bar & Grill
Ventisei Winery
Raquel
Apollonia Soteria
Arsenio Mikel
Presidents’ Athletic Conference
Boariu Leads Ellwood City Golf Past Mohawk
Boariu shot a 37 on the front nine at Stonecrest to power Ellwood City Lincoln High to a 204 223 win over Mohawk. Devon Hudspath and Alex Scott added 40s for the Wolverines who improved to 1 2 and 2 2. Noah Rinker 42 and Jake Alberts 45 rounded out Ellwood City scorers.
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Broc Boariu
Stonecrest
Boariu
Ellwood City
Lincoln High
Mohawk
Devon Hudspath
Alex Scott
Wolverines
Noah Rinker
Jake Alberts
Madison Dailey
Warriors
Zack Toscano
Shane Cardella
Jack Barth
Preston McConnell
Neshannock Girls Tennis Roll Blackhawk 5-0
The Lady Lancers remained undefeated by sweeping Blackhawk 5-0 in Section 2-2A. Singles winners were Crista Nativio Abbey Demofonte and Kelli Huffman with straight sets. Doubles teams Memo Lurenta and Silverman Weingart both won to seal the victory.
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Lady Lancers
Blackhawk
Crista Nativio
Abbey Demofonte
Kelli Huffman
Neshannock
Alexandra Memo
Abbey Lurenta
Margo Silverman
Katrina Weingart
Nativio
Juliana Begley
Chioe Stein
Lynnell Fry
Burfict Suspended Five Games by NFL
Cincinnati Bengals linebacker Vontaze Burfict is suspended five games after leveling Chiefs running back Anthony Sherman in a preseason hit. The league cites repeated egregious hits and a broader crackdown on player safety standards.
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Cincinnati
Ventaze Burfict
Antonio Brown
NFL
Cincinnati Bengals
Chiefs
Burfict
Anthony Sherman
Montgomery leads Cubs past Pirates for six to one win
Cubs pitcher Mike Montgomery spun six hits through eight innings and added a run driven in to help Chicago beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-1. Montgomery struck out four and walked none, leaving after 171/3 innings as Adam Frazier landed on the DL and Pittsburgh shuffled its bullpen.
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Chicago
Mike Montgomery
Chicago Cubs
Montgomery
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jon Lester
Jordy Mercer
Joe Maddon
Lester
Maddon
Company
Chad Kuhl
Kuhl
Jake Arrieta
Carl Edwards Jr
Wade Davis
Milwaukee
Trevor Williams
Pittsburgh
Mercer
David Freese
Andrew McCutchen
Pirates
Williams
Tommy la Stella
Anthony Rizzo
McCutchen
Adam Frazier
Frazier
Cincinnati
Jordan Luplow
Dovydas Neverauskas
Triple-A
Indianapolis
Johnny Barbato
Wrigley Field
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Neshannock Tops
Retae Porto
Kayleigh Zagorski
Peyton Landfair
Rebekah Weyand
Alex Avila
Sean Rodriguez
Chris Stewart
Rodriguez
Avila
Stewart
Clint Hurdle
Trevor
Javier Baez
Jose Osuna
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