The Meadville and Uniontown boys basketball seasons came to an end on Monday. The seasons didn't end on the basketball court but after a ruling from the PIAA after their game was suspended Friday ...

When the PIAA decided Meadville’s boys basketball season was over on Monday afternoon, the organization unfairly punished the young men who were not responsible for the fight. The ones ...

The PIAA Class 5A first-round game between District 7's Uniontown and District 10's Meadville ended with 3 minutes, 12 seconds left because of fights in the stands. After a technical foul was ...

After a weekend of deliberation, the PIAA has determined that both Meadville and Unionville will be forced to forfeit their 5A boys basketball first-round state playoff opener following a brawl in ...

Meadville and Uniontown’s PIAA state playoff contest ended with violence in the stands on Friday night, leading to an early end to the game. • Sign up for PennLive’s daily high school sports ...

but have not heard back. KDKA-TV is also waiting to hear from Meadville on the PIAA ruling.

Thumbs up to the work of the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency and all those involved in the work in positively identifying the remains of World War II veteran Cpl. Glenn H. Hodak of Cambridge Springs ...

It was thought that, with an eight point lead, the PIAA might declare Meadville the winner. But, over the weekend, when it did not show them in the next round on their official bracket ...

$7 MILLION BOND TO HELP COVER CONSTRUCTION COSTS. ANOTHER SCHOOL NEWS THIS BRAWL WAS AT FRIDAY’S BOYS BASKETBALL GAME BETWEEN UNIONTOWN HIGH SCHOOL AND MEADVILLE HIGH. NOW BOTH TEAMS ARE BEING ...

MEADVILLE – What was supposed to be a PIAA boys basketball playoff game turned into an ugly scene more resembling a pro wrestling match Friday night at Meadville High School. The Class 5A first-round ...

PIAA Executive Director Bob Lombardi released a statement on Saturday saying that the organization hadn't made a decision on the punishment from the Meadville-Uniontown fight. The PIAA wasn't ...