Sep 8, 2020 3 min read

BOYS GOLF

Section 2-AAA

Belle Vernon-214, Connellsville-216

At Pleasant Valley G.C., par 35

Belle Vernon: Tyler Mocello 36; Patrick Bush 40; Rogan Maloney 40; Adreana Scaramucci 48,  Sam West 50.

Connellsville: Zak Koslosky 40, Ethan Rice 42, Gage Goodwin 43, Aidan Kosisko 44, Rylan Keslar 47.

Belle Vernon is 3-0 in section, 3-1 overall

Connellsville is 0-2, 0-3

Albert Gallatin-251 Ringgold-254

At Duck Hollow G.C., par 37

Albert Gallatin: Matt Karpeal 39, Paige Metts 50, Jacob Elias 51, Kohl Felio 52, Clayton Watson 54.

Ringgold: Seth Calloway 41, Dylan Calloway 50, Clayton Benson 53, Gage Fuller 53, Kendyl Siebert 57.

AG is 1-2 in section, 1-2 overall

Ringgold is 1-1, 1-1

Section 7-AAA

Upper St. Clair-193 Canon-McMillan-209

At Lindenwood Golf, par 36

USC: Jack Urban, 34; Scott Jordan, 36; Alex Jones, 37; Neil Joon, 43; Kyle Kerber, 43.

Canon-McMillan: Jude O’Bryan, 39; Ryan Kohlmeyer, 41; Colin McKinney, 42; Anthony West, 42; Jamie Rush, 45.

USC is 3-0 in section, 3-0 overall

Canon-Mac is 1-1, 2-2

Section 7-AAA

South Fayette-201 Trinity-258

At Hickory Heights, par 36

South Fayette: James carvak, 39; Luke Pustufka, 40; nathan Chalovich, 40; Timmy Eisnor, 40; Trent D’Alesandro, 42.

Trinity: Colton Deems, 42; Turner Schrontz, 50; Danny Towers, 53; Easton Morris, 54; Eric Mehlman, 59.

Section 4-AA

South Park-226 Burgettstown-306

At Ponderosa GC

South Park: J.P. Tusai, 39; Joe Toth, 41; Ryan Tumas, 47; John Betz, 48; Tyler Vargo, 50.

Burgettstown: Matt Tasaz, 56; Ryan Green, 59; Luke Lounder, 61; George Fisher, 63; Dylan Brown, 67.

South Park is 4-1; Burgettstown is 0-4

Fort Cherry won by forfeit over Bentworth

At Chippewa GC, par 35

Fort Cherry: Matt Lacek, 37; Braden Dombrowski, 40; Sam Schuman, 46; A.J. Tarolli, 50; Manny Diaz, 52.

Bentworth: Austin Marshalek, 38; Nathan Coski, 45; Saddie Smith 52; Sydney Czyzewski, 54.

Fort Cherry is 3-1 in section, 3-1 overall

Bentworth is 0-4

Section 8-AA

Charleroi-258 Beth-Center-274

At Mon Valley CCC, par 36

Charleroi: Will Wagner 46, Nico Rongus 52, Eliot Lenhart 52, Nate Summers 53, Nate Boulanger 55.

Beth-Center: J.J. Paternoster 53, Blake Shashura 53, Gavin Durkin 53, Chase Malanosky 56, Gianna Peterson 59.

Charleroi is 1-2 in section, 2-2 overall

Beth-Center is 0-3, 0-3

Section 8-AA

Frazier-233 Waynesburg-237

At Linden Hall G.C., par 37

Frazier: Noah Usher 40, Nixon Erdely 42, Chase Hazelbaker 47, Jay Thompson 51, Dylan Roebuck 53.

Waynesburg: Evan Davis 43, Hayden Church 47, Matt Ankrom 49, Dawson Fowler 49, Hudson Boris 49.

Frazier is 2-0 in section, 2-1 overall

Waynesburg is 1-1, 1-1

GIRLS TENNIS

Ringgold-4 Washington-1

Samantha Maurer (W) def. Rebecca McIntosh 0-6, 6-3, 6-3

Julia Corey (R) def. Alex Wilson 6-3, 6-3

Elizabeth Talaga (R) def. Autumn Herbstomer 6-3, 6-2

Courtney Berdar/Emily Buechel (R) def. Adele Zimmerman/Willow Maffio 6-0, 6-2

Emma Cuss/Shannon Echard (R) def. Cheyenne Desmond/Genessis Garcia, 6-2, 6-2

ON THE AIR

Sept. 9

1952 – Stan Musial gets his 2,000th career hit in St. Louis’ 7-4 win over Philadelphia.

1960 – John Mraz runs for touchdowns of 65 and 25 yards to power Ellsworth to a 12-2 season-opening football victory over Mon Valley Catholic.

1972 – The Soviet Union, given three chances to play the game’s final three seconds, scores on a basket by Alexander Belov to upset the United States, 52-51, in the gold medal basketball game in the Munich Olympics. The loss ends the United States’ 63-game Olympic basketball winning streak. The U.S. players decline to appear at the medals ceremony and refuse their silver medals.

1980 – Bob Boone’s 14th-inning squeeze bunt scores Garry Maddox and gives the Philadelphia Phillies a 5-4 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates.

1988 – Aaron Borello runs for one touchdown and throws for another as McGuffey overcomes a double-digit first-quarter deficit and rallies to win its 19th straight home game, 19-12, over Burgettstown.

1994 – Bentworth High School ends a 30-game football losing streak by playing host California to a bizarre 2-2 tie. The game ends with Bentworth on the California five-yard line.

2002 – Trinity’s Ed Dalton and Beth-Center’s Ed Woods are among 17 WPIAL football coaches who are suspended for one game for violation of the PIAA’s in-season, out-of-season regulations. The teams conducted scrimmages during summer camps at California and Slippery Rock universities.