Top performers for Week 2 of high school football in Western Pennsylvania.

There have been some hard times for the Ringgold football team over the past couple of years.

The Southmoreland defense bookended touchdowns, and the offense did its job with six scores in between as the Scotties rolled to a 54-7 nonconference win over Laurel Highlands at Russ Grimm Field on...

No touchdown could ease the sorrow Harrison Kolling and his teammates felt for their grieving quarterbacks coach, but the Thomas Jefferson sophomore was adamant that he wanted to win this one for him.

Mt. Pleasant came into its game against Burrell happy to have one half of its running back tandem back in the starting lineup.

For all the highlight throws, catches and big numbers it put up in the passing game, Jeannette would just as soon take the big zero it earned in its home opener and hang it on the wall.

Penn-Trafford came from behind Friday and tallied 13 unanswered points in the final six minutes to defeat Moon, 25-24.

Noah Stough catching an 11-yard touchdown pass with 7 seconds remaining was a shining example of what Derry football coach Mike Arone knew all week.

From the start, Hempfield took control, and Kiski Area didn’t appear to have a chance.

In Week Zero, Plum snapped a seven-game losing streak to rival Franklin Regional.

From the opening kickoff, Quaker Valley’s nonconference game against Freeport on Friday night at Chuck Knox Stadium shaped up a lot differently than the Quakers’ first two games, both victories.

When Norwin and Latrobe faced each other in 2024, the Wildcats rushed for 451 yards in a 42-28 victory.

Mike Rairigh earned nine varsity letters in football, basketball and track and field as a Kiski Area athlete.

When Norwin and Latrobe faced each other in 2024, the Wildcats rushed for 451 yards in a 42-28 victory.