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93.7 The Fan's high school football reporter looks back at two weeks' worth of state records being broken elsewhere in the country, and the fallout from a disappointing story out of West Virginia.
93.7 The Fan's high school sports reporter takes one last look back at Championship Saturday...
North Allegheny made enough big plays on offense in the first half and enough big plays on defense in the second to dethrone defending champ Woodland Hills for the Tigers' first WPIAL Class AAAA title in 20 years.
In its first year of existence Central Valley went from No. 14 seed to WPIAL Class AAA champions with its historic upset of top-ranked Montour.
Visions of postseason revenge were crystallized, as South Fayette erased memories of last year's quarterfinal loss to Aliquippa by beating the Quips at Heinz Field for the Lions' first WPIAL title in 46 years.
Defending PIAA champ Clairton completed its "three-peat" as WPIAL Class A champions by blanking Rochester, as QB/DE Desimon Green making his usual assortment of big plays on both sides of the ball.
I'm not one to share my opinion, but since you asked… It's Thanksgiving and I have much to be thankful for. Watching Pitt's 2010 football season however, is not one of them.
93.7 The Fan's high school sports reporter salutes Perry on capturing its first City League football title in five years.
93.7 The Fan's high school sports reporter looks back on the greatest and most surprising performances of the WPIAL Semifinals.
93.7 The Fan's high school sports reporter looks back at the biggest names and biggest numbers from the 2010 WPIAL Football Semifinals.
The Montour quarterback kept the Spartans' undefeated season going and strong-armed his team into the WPIAL Class AAA Final.
West Allegheny and Montour continue to share the lead in Class AA Section 2 after Monday's tie in Moon Township.
North Allegheny's head football coach talks with Mike White and Don Rebel about beating his old team for a trip to Heinz Field.
