The Greater Latrobe football team, trailing by 12 points in the first half, and 23 points in the fourth quarter, could’ve easily rolled over and mailed it in against Upper St. Clair, the No. 5-ranked team in Class 5A.

Former Blairsville running back Trevon "Sincere" McFarlin haunted his old team on Friday.

When Greensburg Salem lost to Blackhawk in the WPIAL Class 4A playoffs last November, the Golden Lions’ players and head coach Dave Keefer knew they’d have a long wait to try again for the 700th win in team history.

RUSSELLTON – The Derry Area football team got back to Derry Area football.

SPRING CHURCH — With coronavirus (COVID-19) protocol in effect on Friday night, the Ligonier Valley football team did not have access to the locker rooms at Owens Field in Apollo. As a result, following their 44-7 setback to Apollo-Ridge, the Rams could only metaphorically wash off the loss.

The surreal scene of the Derry Area football team taking the field Friday for its home opener in front of a “sellout” crowd of only a few dozen fans gave way to an even more unusual sight — the Derry Stadium scoreboard showing the Trojans on the wrong side of a lopsided score.

Postponements throughout the WPIAL because of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic had an indirect effect on the Greater Latrobe football team.

The Ligonier Valley football team’s already-reduced schedule has been further condensed.