Category: Scores

High School Boys Basketball – Friday January 6, 2017

Quaker Valley – 78

Beaver Falls – 58

High School Basketball: February 7, 2019

GIRLS

Wednesday’s Scores
[5A] Lincoln Park 50, Montour 44
[5A] Chartiers Valley 64, West Allegheny 39
[2A] Aliquippa 53, Shenango 23
[NC] Blackhawk 59, Rochester 35
[NC] Moon 58, North Hills 39
[NC] Freedom 44, Quigley Catholic 31

7:30pm
[5A] Lincoln Park at West Allegheny
[4A] Quaker Valley at Ambridge
[4A] Blackhawk at New Castle
[3A] Beaver at Beaver Falls
[3A] Ellwood City at Riverside
[2A] New Brighton at Aliquippa
[2A] South Side Beaver at OLSH
[1A] Quigley Catholic at Rochester
[1A] Cornell at Vincentian

7:45pm
[1A] Sewickley Academy at Eden Christian

8:00pm
[3A] Avonworth at Freedom

BOYS

Wednesday’s Scores
[1A] Eden Christian 46, Western Beaver 39
[NC] Blackhawk 69, New Brighton 38
[NC] Quigley Catholic 55, Freedom 50
[NC] Lincoln Park 59, Vincentian 46
[NC] Mohawk 61, Riverside 49
[NC] South Side Beaver 59, Avonworth 55

Sports Report: MJ Devonshire Commits, High School Basketball, and more!

Aliquippa Four-Star Football Recruit Devonshire Announces College Decision

After months of anticipation surrounding MJ Devonshire’s college decision, the four-star Cornerback recruit announced today he will attend the University of Kentucky. After his high school graduation later this year,  he will become a Wildcat and take the field wearing Kentucky blue and white! Devonshire (pictured above) has earned national attention for his performances as a multi-sport athlete at Aliquippa High School.  He also considered the University of Pittsburgh and West Virginia University.

BOYS BASKETBALL

Tuesday’s Scores
[5A] Moon 60, Thomas Jefferson 34
[5A] West Allegheny 67, Trinity 51
[4A] Quaker Valley 75, Blackhawk 61 (WBVP/WMBA)
[4A] Beaver 59, Hopewell 42
[4A] New Castle 69, Central Valley 50
[3A] Aliquippa 89, New Brighton 58
[3A] Beaver Falls 68, Riverside 39
[3A] Neshannock 66, Ellwood City 43
[3A] Avonworth 62, Freedom 48
[2A] OLSH 78, Mohawk 41
[2A] Sewickley Academy 55, Laurel 39
[1A] Western Beaver 80, Rochester 48
[1A] Cornell 67, Quigley Catholic 28

Tonight’s Games 7:30pm
[1A] Eden Christian at Western Beaver
[NC] New Brighton at Blackhawk
[NC] Freedom at Quigley Catholic
[NC] Vincentian at Lincoln Park
[NC] Riverside at Mohawk
[NC] Avonworth at South Side Beaver

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Tuesday’s Scores
[2A] New Brighton 57, Northgate 53
[2A] OLSH 73, Sto-Rox 16
[NC] Quaker Valley 43, Montour 42

Tonight’s Games

5:30pm
[NC] Freedom at Quigley Catholic

6:00pm
[2A] Shenango at Aliquippa
[NC] Rochester vs. Blackhawk (at Lincoln Park)

7:30pm
[5A] Lincoln Park at Montour
[5A] West Allegheny at Chartiers Valley
[NC] Moon at North Hills

Geneva College Basketball

There’s plenty of Presidents Athletic Conference basketball action in Beaver Falls tonight! The Geneva Golden Tornadoes host the Westminster Titans in a doubleheader basketball game. The women’s team plays at 5:30 pm and the men’s team follows at 7:30 pm in Metheny Field House.

CCBC HS Boys Basketball Players of the Game Feb. 5th, 2019

Quaker Valley boys held the lead over Blackhawk tonight throughout every quarter. They led by ten at the half with a score of 39-29. Quaker Valley kept that ten point lead at the end of the third quarter at 56-46 and finished strong with a final score of 75-61.

The CCBC players of the game are:

Quaker Valley: Danny Conlan

Blackhawk: Tyler Fedisin

High School Basketball: February 5, 2019

GIRLS

Monday’s Scores
[5A] Trinity 60, Lincoln Park 25
[5A] West Allegheny 48, South Fayette 41
[5A] Chartiers Valley 51, Moon 35
[4A] Central Valley 49, Quaker Valley 37
[4A] Blackhawk 72, Ambridge 50
[4A] Keystone Oaks 51, Hopewell 39
[3A] Beaver 66, Freedom 37
[3A] Neshannock 73, Beaver Falls 14
[3A] Avonworth 55, Riverside 23
[3A] Ellwood City 51, Mohawk 36
[2A] South Side Beaver 42, Aliquippa 38
[2A] OLSH 57, Northgate 16
[2A] Laurel 76, New Brighton 16
[1A] Vincentian 54, Quigley Catholic 25
[1A] Eden Christian 60, Cornell 6

6:00pm
[2A] Northgate at New Brighton

6:30pm
[2A] OLSH at Sto-Rox

BOYS

Monday’s Scores
[1A] Nazareth Prep 80, Rochester 26

7:30pm
[5A] Moon at Thomas Jefferson
[5A] Trinity at West Allegheny
[4A] Blackhawk at Quaker Valley (WBVP/WMBA)
[4A] Hopewell at Beaver
[4A] New Castle at Central Valley
[3A] New Brighton at Aliquippa
[3A] Beaver Falls at Riverside
[3A] Ellwood City at Neshannock
[3A] Freedom at Avonworth
[2A] Mohawk at OLSH
[2A] Laurel at Sewickley Academy
[1A] Western Beaver at Rochester
[1A] Quigley Catholic at Cornell

Broadcast pregame is at 7:05.

Bob Friend, pitched most innings for Pirates, dies at 88

Bob Friend, pitched most innings for Pirates, dies at 88
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Bob Friend, who pitched more innings than anyone in Pittsburgh Pirates history, died Sunday. He was 88.
The Pirates said Friend died at his home in Pittsburgh.
Friend holds the Pirates record for innings (3,480 1/3), starts (477) and strikeouts (1,682). The right-hander was an All-Star in three different seasons — in 1960, he made the NL roster for both All-Star games played that summer, and was the starter and winner in the first one.
Friend made his big league debut with two shutout innings for the Pirates against Cincinnati as a 20-year-old on April 28, 1951. He became a fixture in Pittsburgh’s rotation through 1965 and then played one more season, splitting his last year with the New York Yankees and Mets.
Nicknamed “The Warrior” for his remarkable durability, Friend went 197-230 with a 3.58 ERA in 602 games.
In 1955, Friend became the first pitcher to lead his league in ERA, winning the NL title with a 2.83 mark. He topped the majors in innings in 1956-57 and tied Warren Spahn for the big league lead with 22 wins in 1958, finishing third in the Cy Young Award voting.
In 1960, Friend was 18-12 with a 3.00 ERA in helping the Pirates reach the World Series. He was hit hard in two starts and a relief appearance, but Pittsburgh outlasted the Yankees in seven games to win the championship.
That season came during a string of 11 straight years he pitched more than 200 innings — topping 260 in six of them.
After his playing career ended, he was among the founding officers of the Pirates Alumni Association and stayed active as a board member.
Pirates President Frank Coonelly, in a statement, called Friend “truly one of the very best to ever wear the Pirates black and gold.”
Friend is survived by his wife Pat, son Bob and daughter Missy.
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High School Basketball: February 4, 2019

GIRLS

6:30pm
[2A] Laurel at New Brighton

7:00pm
[1A] Vincentian at Quigley Catholic
[1A] Union at Sewickley Academy

7:30pm
[1A] Eden Christian at Cornell
[2A] Aliquippa at South Side Beaver
[2A] OLSH at Northgate
[3A] Freedom at Beaver
[3A] Riverside at Avonworth
[3A] Beaver Falls at Neshannock
[3A] Mohawk at Ellwood City
[4A] Central Valley at Quaker Valley
[4A] Ambridge at Blackhawk
[4A] Keystone Oaks at Hopewell
[5A] Trinity at Lincoln Park
[5A] Chartiers Valley at Moon
[5A] West Allegheny at South Fayette