Football
District College Football Recap – 11/06/2011
November 6, 2011
Upsets and history this week in the district college football slate. Slippery Rock is headed to the PSAC State Title Game but lost in Erie and PAC champion Thomas More saw their long regular season streak come to an end.History was made as two local schools try for win number 500. Here are recaps of all the games, including two heard right here on the Network:Friday Night HighLights – 11/05/2011
November 5, 2011
The spotlight always shines brighter in the WPIAL Playoffs. The pressure and the expectations mount in this lose and go home format. Thus when players get it done in Primetime, they earn another chance to shine on an even bigger stage the following week as the postseason field continues to shrink.2011 WPIAL/Pittsburgh City League Football Standings – Week 10
Here are the latest WPIAL and Pittsburgh City League football standings through Week Ten of the 2011 high school football season. Standings are updated after Thursday, Friday and Saturday scholastic gridiron action each week here on the MSA Sports Network.New Castle Football Coach Charged
Current New Castle football coach Frank Bongivengo has been charged by state police in connection to misuse of funds from a youth football program. The charges were made public in a release by Attorney General Linda Kelly, following an investigation by state police.WPIAL Football Playoff First Round Recaps 2011
32 teams were winners Friday night and now prepare for the Quarterfinals in the 2011 WPIAL Football Playoffs on 11-11-11. Meanwhile, 32 teams saw their dreams...and season come to an end as they were forced to take the first exit ramp on the Highway to Heinz. Here are recaps from the opening round of the District 7 postseason from all of the games heard right here on the MSA Sports Network.Scholastic Notebook – 11/04/2011
November 4, 2011
The WPIAL football playoffs start Friday night and never before has the postseason picture looked so perfect.Although the WPIAL started crowning football champions in 1914, the league didn’t have playoff games until 1971. A total of 12 teams head into this year’s playoffs with perfect records. That is the most EVER since the WPIAL started playoff games.Week 10 WPIAL/Pittsburgh City League Friday Football Scores
The ceremonial ribbon has been cut by the honorable Mr. Timothy O’Malley and 64 teams started their engines for a trip on the Highway to Heinz.Chicks Picks – 11/03/2011
November 3, 2011
Welcome to Week 10 of the high school football season. MSA Sports guru Don Rebel signed off this week’s broadcast schedule email to Network staffers on an inspirational note, “See you Friday on the Highway to Heinz.” Chick’s Picks cannot help but love this time of year, as the WPIAL embarks on the postseason.WPIAL Big Game Hunting: The Football Four-Pack – 11/03/2011
Well this is easy, they are all big now! Exit ramp number one on the “Highway To Heinz” dead ahead. This week we will look at all the 8 v 9 games as it will a good news, bad news, bad news situation for all eight teams, you lose that’s bad.District College Football Preview – 11/03/2011
The final week of divisional play in the PSAC heads up the first weekend of November. Slippery Rocks looks to roll thru the West unbeaten, with a trip to Erie this week. Another key game in the PSAC could decide a playoff spot as Edinboro takes on Cal.WPIAL Football Plays of the Week – 11/01/2011
November 1, 2011
The final stop to get aboard the Highway to Heinz was this past weekend as rivals clashed and helmets bashed.2011 WPIAL FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS 10/31
October 31, 2011
The matchups have been set and the countdown begins for the ceremonial ribbon to be cut for the opening of the Highway to Heinz. The WPIAL Playoffs kick off with 32 opening round games coming up Friday, November 4th as we whittle 64 hopeful teams down to four golden champions.MSA Sports Top Ten – WPIAL Football Playoff Rankings – 10/30/2011
October 30, 2011
The only brackets that matter are those that come out Monday evening to officially kick off the 2011 ride of thrills on the Highway to Heinz. But until then, we can have some fun speculating. These really aren't true 1 to 16 rankings. We rank the top eight teams with home field advantage, then match them up with possible opening round opponents. 1 vs 16, 2 vs.This Week on the MSA Sports Network – 10/30/2011
The fall sports postseason concludes for scholastic soccer and volleyball and kicks off for high school football as October turns to November this week on the MSA Sports Network.Saturdays Scholastic Starz – 10/30/2011
The final day of the 2011 regular season and the final Saturday of high school football...well, until the WPIAL championships that is. For coaches and fans, the conditions were rather frightful, but for all of those teen-age kids, the snow and the mud was very delightful.Friday Night HighLights – 10/29/2011
October 29, 2011
While we wake up to a white out (What the…?), it was a knock out delivered by these football players from the final Friday of the regular season. Whether their team was chasing down a conference championship or trying to wrap up a playoff spot, these players below came up large. As the regular season curtain slowly closes, we say ENCORE to these following performers from Week Nine.Week 9 WPIAL/Pittsburgh City League Saturday Football Scores
That’s all there is and there is no more. That is what WPIAL Executive Director Tim O’Malley told the audience as he closed the curtain on the 2011 high school football regular season Saturday night.Highway to Heinz – WPIAL Football Playoff Picture
All 64 district high school football playoff berths have been determined, and only one conference is still up in the air going into the final day of the regular season on Saturday. The brackets are unveiled Monday night in all four classification as the Highway to Heinz opens up for First Round action next weekend.2011 WPIAL/City League Football Standings – Week 9
Here are the latest WPIAL and Pittsburgh City League football standings through Week Nine of the 2011 high school football season.Scholastic Notebook – 10/28/2011
October 28, 2011
If you had to pick the most famous Beaver Falls football player ever, it would undoubtedly be Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Namath. But Beaver Falls is becoming the place known for running backs.Running backs who run for 4,000 yards.
