Tag: Freeport
What to watch for in WPIAL sports for Sept. 15, 2025: Section showdowns set in Class 4A girls soccer
September 14, 2025
A new week of WPIAL girls soccer begins in grand style with first place in all three Class 4A sections up for grabs on Showdown Monday.
A-K Valley football notebook: Highlands, Apollo-Ridge bounce back with dominant victory
September 13, 2025
With a home matchup against Imani Christian looming this week, Highlands was hoping to build some positive momentum and get back on track in Friday’s Allegheny 7 Conference opener at East Allegheny after consecutive losses to Elizabeth Forward and New Castle.
A-K Valley athletes of the week: Freeport’s Cam Woods, Springdale’s Alex Wylly
Cam Woods
Freeport dominates all phases against Deer Lakes, improves to 4-0
September 12, 2025
It was another complete win for the Freeport football team.
Through the years: 60 years ago, Kittanning spoiled Burrell’s grand opening
September 11, 2025
Each week throughout the high school football season, the Valley News Dispatch will take a look at the players, coaches and events that shaped our scholastic legacy.
The Birdie hits the jackpot with his Week 3 picks in the A-K Valley
September 10, 2025
Last week: 7-5
A-K Valley rivals Deer Lakes, Freeport expect competitive Allegheny 7 opener
For the first three weeks of the season, the Deer Lakes and Freeport football teams faced schools in nonconference play that are not traditional area rivals.
Alle-Kiski Valley high school football notebook: Perkins does it all for Burrell
September 6, 2025
Antonio Perkins is heating up at the right time as a dual threat for the Burrell football team.
Glenn, Ross help Freeport ease past Quaker Valley
September 5, 2025
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.
Freeport boys find footing early in season as they prepare for difficult section schedule
September 4, 2025
At this point in the season, teams around the WPIAL are still developing their “brand,” or the style of soccer that allows them to play at their highest level when the games matter most.
