Thomas More defeats Westminster to end Titans’ perfect run
Westminster College suffers its first PAC loss 45-35 as Thomas More gains control with 21 second-quarter points. Titans’ Dominique McKinley rushes 102 yards with a 64-yard TD and 15-yard score, while Paul Columbo passes for 162 yards and runs for 92. More outgains Westminster 506-358 and remains unbeaten in conference play.
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Truex Captures Dover Sprint Cup Victory in Chase Drama
Martin Truex Jr. surged to his second win in three Chase races at Dover International Speedway as the field narrowed from 16 to 12. Kyle Busch finished second with Chase Elliott, Keselowski, Kenseth, and Logano among others advancing, while Tony Stewart exited Chase contention.
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Mohawk and Laurel runners pace regional cross country meet
Ethan Stroebel placed fourth for Mohawk in 17 36.7 while Jack Isaac was eighth in 17 48 7 for the Warriors. Mohawk teammates Ethan French and Matt Rudesill also competed. Sabrina McClain led Mohawk girls finishing second in 20 13 9 with Shelby Scott 14th and Megan Johnson 16th. Laurel's Cole McClaren, Adam Telesz, Nicholas Capezio and Brent Bergbauer ran for the boys. Ellwood City's Madeline Spadasfore was sixth in 21 28 9. Union runners Isabella Williams Mercedes Shaner Brooke Heaberl in Caitlyn Stitt also competed. Scotties rider Elliott Armstrong finished 36th in 33 57 8.
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Ellwood City
Isabella Williams
Hoover advances to subregional in girls golf
Wilmington sophomore Erika Hoover earned a spot in the PIAA Class AA subregional by placing second at the District 10 Individual Championship at Riverside Golf Club. Hoover carded rounds of 83 and 89 for a 172 total as the two day event concluded Friday and Saturday. Subregional action is set for October 13 at Treasure Lakes Golf Course in DuBois.
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Bee Wildcats Take Third At Tri-Coun Event
Shenango finished with 358 points to place third in the Tri-Coun event as Bee Wildcats contributed to the team effort.
Mohawk Girls Soccer Beats Vincentian Academy 1 0
Kelly Clark netted the lone goal for Mohawk in a 1-0 Section 3-A home win over Vincentian Academy. Jordan Jaworowski assisted, Madison Shiderly made 12 saves for the shutout as Mohawk improves. Lena Welker scored twice in Slippery Rock Highs 2-2 road tie with Wilmington. Seann Wynder and Evi Ciaffe assisted, Grace McGinnis had 11 saves.
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Jordan Jaworowski
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Madison Shiderly
Lena Welker
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Slippery Rock High
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Seann Wynder
Evi Ciaffe
Grace McGinnis
Steelers Dominate Chiefs in Record-Setting 22-Point Rally
Steelers defense pressured Alex Smith, forcing two turnovers in the first quarter as Roethlisberger connected on quick strikes for touchdowns. Bell returned to action with anxiety over rust but helped spark a franchise record 22-point surge. Spencer Ware’s early fumble aided Pittsburgh’s surge while Kansas City struggled to find rhythm.
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Chiefs suffer crushing loss as Reid takes blame
Kansas City coach Andy Reid owned the defeat saying the team did not play or coach well enough. Jamaal Charles returned from ACL injury but the Chiefs trailed 36 0 entering the fourth quarter in a lopsided game against Pittsburgh.
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Shenango blank Western Beaver to cap shutout
Shenango defense forced three Western Beaver drives to end on downs inside Shenango territory and intercepted a pass on the Shenango 23. Smiley scored twice in the second quarter, Domenick added a two point conversion, Kraner and Domenick extended the lead, and Hoover secured a late two point pass as Shenango rolled 28 0. The Wildcats host Summit Academy at 7 p.m. Friday.
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Union holds off Summit in gut check road win
Union sparked a late drive to the Summit Academy 5 with 1:39 remaining but a fourth down pass to Charles fell incomplete. Summit fumbled three plays later, yet Union failed to finish as the Knights kneeled to seal a 21-14 victory. Charles led all rushers with 156 yards on 20 carries. Union hosts Cornell next Friday at 7 p.m.
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