Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Ethan Morrison across Football, Baseball.
The Beaver County Times' latest rankings highlight five exceptional athletes whose statistics and leadership have defined the 2025 campaign across the valley's programs.
The return of EA Sports College Football after a ten‑year hiatus features seven former Beaver Valley high school players, each with notable ratings and achievements that highlight the region’s talent.
Pennsylvania fans are selecting their favorite high school football stadiums, with historic venues and modern upgrades competing for the top spot.
A statewide contest is drawing the attention of high school football fans across Pennsylvania, as they cast ballots for the state's most iconic gridiron venues.
From the massive crowds at J. Birney Crum Stadium to the historic charm of Aliquippa’s Heinz Field, fans are casting ballots for the Keystone State’s best high school football venues before the July 6 deadline.
Aaron Lake’s standout pitching, powerful hitting and leadership guided Ellwood City to its first WPIAL title since 2012, earning him the 2026 Times’ player of the year honor and a commitment to the University of Pittsburgh.
The 47th edition of the Penn‑Ohio All‑Star Game will be held on June 18 at Geneva College’s Reeves Field, featuring top Pennsylvania seniors against an Ohio team that has won the last two meetings. Pennsylvania hopes to snap a two‑game losing streak while showcasing talent from schools across the Beaver Valley region.
Indiana's offense exploded in the second inning, scoring seven runs, as pitcher Brady Oakes delivered a no-hitter, sealing a 10-0 victory over Hopewell and ending the Warriors' campaign.
Ellwood City secured the WPIAL 3A baseball championship with a 5-2 victory over South Park, using a series of sacrifice bunts to manufacture five runs in the sixth inning. Coach Chris Weisz’s game‑plan, anchored by ace Aaron Lake’s dual performance, now shifts toward the PIAA playoffs.
A pitching duel defined the semifinal, with Neshannock's timely triples delivering the only run and South Side now facing Riverview in the consolation round.
As the WPIAL baseball playoffs begin, fifteen teams from the Beaver Valley aim for the championship games at EQT Park on May 27‑28, featuring returning finalists and fresh section champions.