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No. 11 Pittsburg breezes past Nevada power Liberty at Honor Bowl (photos)
The final time Pittsburg performed a crew named Liberty it did not go properly.
Whether or not the Pirates stored that in thoughts is uncertain, however they rolled to a 30-2 victory over Liberty of Henderson (Nev.) in a midday recreation on the Honor Bowl in San Diego.
Pittsburg misplaced 35-7 in final 12 months’s CIF Division 1-A Northern California regional to Liberty-Bakersfield.
That outcome was primarily circled beneath 100 diploma warmth at Cathedral Catholic Saturday as 5-star quarterback Jaden Rashada, a Miami commit, threw three landing passes, one every to Washington-bound receiver Rashid Williams, Nevada commit Khai Taylor and speedster Keynan Higgins.
With temperatures reaching 100 levels, Rashada completed 18 of 30 for 296 yards and three touchdowns.
The Pirates (2-0), who opened with a 59-0 win over Bethel-Vallejo, are No. 11 within the SBLive California High 25 rankings. Liberty dropped to 1-2.
Rashada fired a 20-yard landing go to Taylor to open the scoring with 2:44 left within the first quarter. After an interception by Budha Boyd, Rashada added a one other 20-yard scoring strike, this time to Williams within the second quarter and an 80-yard TD to Keynan Higgins early within the third quarter.
Extremely regarded sophomore operating again Elijah Bow added the ultimate landing.
Pittsburg quarterback coach Juan Corral mentioned Rashada performed very properly: “I really like his vitality and management,” he mentioned. “When he had time he seemed each bit pretty much as good as marketed. His means to maneuver and discover guys in addition to stand within the pocket and ship and take successful was spectacular.”
Budha Boyd Jr. (15) celebrates with a teammate throughout Pittsburg’s 30-2 victory. Picture: Steven Silva.
Pittsburg’s protection did the remaining. It hasn’t allowed a landing in eight quarters.
“San Diego could have been scorching, however nothing was hotter than our protection,” Corral mentioned.
The Honor Bowl is in its tenth 12 months, a nationwide showcase that not solely highlights excessive stage soccer however as a part of its mission assertion: “To coach college students, coaches and communities about patriotism whereas elevating cash for injured, ailing and wounded veterans.”
The Pittsburg-Liberty contest is one among 5 at Cathedral Catholic, with two extra slated Saturday: Desert Vista (Phoenix, Ariz.) vs. Madison-San Diego at 4 p.m. and Regis Jesuit (Aurora, Colo.) in opposition to Oaks Christian-Westlake Village at 8 p.m..
In earlier video games Crimson Mountain (Mesa, Ariz.) defeated Mater Dei Catholic-San Diego, 35-16 and Chandler (Ariz.), ranked seventh nationally, defeated Cathedral Catholic 63-7.
Extra Honor Bowl protection from Bodie de Silva and Steven Silva
The Pirates play at California-San Ramon (2-0) subsequent week, whereas Liberty flies to Texas to tackle Atascocita (Humble, Texas).
A Northern California model of the Honor Bowl is slated Sept. 9 at Oak Ridge-El Dorado Hills the place Tualatin (Ore.) will tackle Oak Ridge at 4 p.m. adopted by Spanish Springs (Sparks, Nev.) versus Granite Bay at 7:30 p.m.
All pictures by Steven Silva
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — Schenley Park’s ice skating rink has reopened after equipment problems led to it being shut down last year.
City leaders attended a ribbon cutting ceremony Tuesday evening before people laced up their skates for the first time.
“This is what our city is about,” said Mayor Ed Gainey. “Our city is about bringing people together and creating amenities they can have memories on. And now there will be a lot of young children who will come here and make memories with their family.”
The rink will be open for select hours every day.
A number of special skating events will be held at the rink throughout the winter season, including Skate With Santa, Mascot Skate, Disco Night, and others.
Admission to the rink is $5 for adults, $4 for seniors, and $3 for youth and children. Skate rentals are available for $3.
The city says that outdoor skating is dependent on the weather and that warm temperatures and sunshine can cause problems with the ice.
More information about the skating rink can be found online.
Ciara keeps it sizzling during any season.
The singer and wife of Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson continues her fit hot streak coming off the team’s biggest win of the season Sunday over the Baltimore Ravens. Ciara’s head-to-toe Steelers look was an epic game day fit, while her blacked-out top while posing with GloRilla after the game was another winner.
She’s also been on Wilson’s mind with her looks off the field all season like with her curvy black dress, and her “lioness” fit that had the QB1 joking about having baby No. 5.
Ciara’s $2M ice ring from Russell Wilson shines in all-white fit with insane boots
The 39-year-old’s latest post definitely will turn up the heat for those Pittsburgh winter nights that are coming with her furry coat bad mama look.
Ciara captures Russell Wilson’s special Steelers postgame moment
Ciara and Wilson have been embraced in Pittsburgh, and why not with all the buzz they bring. Wilson is also 4-0 since taking over the starting role and has thrown for 942 yards with 6 touchdowns and just two interceptions.
Wilson and Ciara, 39, have been married since 2016 and have daughter Sienna Princess, 7, son Win Harrison, 4, and recently they had their third child, daughter Amora Princess in December 2023. Ciara shares son Future Zahir, 10, with her ex-fiancé, rapper Future, and Wilson has helped raise Future as his own.
While dad is undefeated on the field this season, mom continues her winning ways off it with her latest look.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers have announced that they are reuniting with safety Eric Rowe by signing him to their practice squad.
The moves comes after Rowe worked out for the Steelers alongside Marquise Blair last week.
After Pittsburgh released Terrell Edmunds ahead of its Week 10 matchup with the Washington Commanders, there was a clear need for additional safety depth. While Rowe won’t immediately become a member of the 53-man roster, there’s certainly a path towards that resolution down the line.
Rowe joined the Steelers’ practice squad late last season on Nov. 20, 2023. He eventually found his way into a major role as they secured a playoff spot, starting each of the team’s final three games while logging 155 snaps.
The 32-year-old also earned 57 reps in Pittsburgh’s Super Wild Card Weekend meeting with the Buffalo Bills. Rowe was not brought back during the offseason, and remained on the open market until he signed with the Steelers on Tuesday morning.
He began his NFL career with the Philadelphia Eagles as a second-round pick in 2015, though he was traded to the New England Patriots just a year later.
The Utah product spent three seasons there, winning Super Bowls LI and LIII in the process, before becoming a member of the Miami Dolphins in 2019 and staying there through 2022. Rowe was rostered by the Carolina Panthers in 2023, though he was let go at final cuts that August.
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