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Into the Hall … Ron Fudala

Ron Fudala and Harold “Horse” Taylor are two names that go hand in hand when talking about the inception and quick ascension of Laurel Highlands boys basketball. Taylor was the first head coach of the Mustangs and guided them to a 320-129 record from 1966 to 1982, winning WPIAL and PIAA ...

Brownsville tops LH as Clark, Senge duel

Runs were scarce as expected when pitching aces Ava Clark of Brownsville and Payton Senge of Laurel Highlands hooked up in a non-section softball clash of playoff teams on Thursday. The Lady Falcons came out on top, 3-1, as Clark threw a complete-game five-hitter with one walk and 15 ...

Mustangs’ Senge gets the better of Mikes’ Barnyak

Bailey Barnyak’s abilities are well known, as the Carmichaels senior has led her team to WPIAL and PIAA title games, but Laurel Highlands sophomore Payton Senge has flown a tad under the radar. While Senge may be overlooked by those outside softball circles, she isn’t by coaches and ...

Football family

Cole Radcliffe is eager to join his brother Harry as a football player at PennWest California … sort of. While Cole would be playing football for the Vulcans if this were Brazil, England, France or Germany, he is continuing his soccer career after committing last December and signing his ...

Reason to Smile(y)

With his surname, Uniontown’s Lane Smiley is tasked with increasing position vibes. While his teammates are most likely ribbing the junior when they urge him to demonstratively display optimism, Smiley’s pitching performance on Tuesday against cross-town rival Laurel Highlands was ...

Walk this way

Joe Perry and Steven Tyler of the American rock band penned “Walk This Way” in 1975, which is a timeless classic, but obviously not a song that any member of the Uniontown baseball team grew up on. Chances are their fathers, or more appropriately, grandfathers, were jamming to the riff by ...