There is a lot of optimism among the Shaler Titans and their fans, and rightfully so. In 2006, the Titans lost only one conference game and advanced to the playoffs, where they battled a very strong Gateway squad.  read more »

The task staring the Pine-Richland Rams in the face this season will be replacing more than 3,000 yards of offense and 50 touchdowns, as they need to totally reload their backfield.  read more »

For the first time in years, the North Hills Indians may have to take a step back before they can resume their winning tradition.  read more »

There won't be tons of changes for the North Allegheny Tigers this season, which is good news for a team that came within one game of playing for a WPIAL championship last year.  read more »

For the past three seasons, the Hampton Talbots had arguably the best offense in Class AAA football. With the core of that unit graduating last spring, head coach Greg Mihalik will now reload with a very young squad.  read more »

For North Catholic second-year coach Bob Ravenstahl, building a program is more than victories and defeats.  read more »

Fans of the smashmouth style of football that Keystone Oaks has displayed over the past couple of years will have to turn elsewhere for their destruction fix.  read more »

Mars coach Scott Heinauer describes the way 2006 WPIAL-leading rusher Billy Bair runs as "BYOB -- bring your own blocking."  read more »

Riverview walked off the field at Riverside Stadium for the final time in 2006 after a tough 21-14 loss to Bishop Canevin in the first round of the WPIAL Class A playoffs.  read more »

Central Catholic players are used to seeing Hall of Fame quarterback Dan Marino and St. Louis Rams quarterback Marc Bulger.  read more »