Monday, February 25, 2013
Bishop Canevin has hired Darren Schoppe, a 1991 graduate at the Catholic school, as its new varsity football coach.
Bishop Canevin High School has hired a new varsity football coach. Darren Schoppe is a 1991 graduate and was an assistant coach at Bishop Canevin from 1993 to 2005. He is also a former defensive coordinator at South Fayette and also was an assistant coach for Peters Township. “It was important for us to find a coach who would be passionate about Crusader football and about developing our young men as individuals, student, and athletes and I feel that Coach Schoppe is that person,” Principal Karen Walker said in a press release. “We all look forward to continued great success for our team both on and off the field under his leadership." Schoppe replaces Bob Jacoby, who retired in Jauary after being a part of the Bishop Canevin football …
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Niel Loebig, an assistant offensive coach at Duquesne University, was hired Tuesday night as Chartiers Valley’s new football coach.
Chartiers Valley has hired a new varsity football coach. Niel Loebig, an assistant offensive coach at Duquesne University, was hired Tuesday night by the Chartiers Valley School Board. Loebig, who graduated from South Fayette High School in 2000, spent last year at Duquesne as the passing game coordinator and receivers coach. Loebig also played quarterback at Duquesne before graduating with an education degree from the school in 2005. “We believe Coach Loebig’s years of experience combined with his skills and qualifications will make him an asset to the Chartiers Valley football program,” Superintendent Brian White Jr. said in a statement. According to Duquesne athletic department’s website, Loebig threw for more than 10,000 yards and 103 …
Friday, August 31, 2012
The Chartiers Valley Colts varsity football team plays in the WPIAL Parkway Conference in 2012.
The Chartiers Valley Colts varsity football team starts its 2012 season by moving to a tougher WPIAL conference and facing a variety of new teams. The Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League in January realigned its conferences and placed the Colts into a nine-team division that contains several local powerhouses. Chartiers Valley will now play West Allegheny, Montour, Moon, Central Valley, Hopewell, Ambridge, Blackhawk and New Castle. Chartiers Valley Athletic Director Frank Vulcano Jr. said the team welcomes the tougher schedule in the new Parkway Conference. “It’s definitely a new challenge going into the toughest conference in Triple-A,” Vulcano said. “But we’re looking forward to the challenge.” The Chartiers Valley Colts…
nick
9:39 am on Sunday, March 24, 2013
They should of hired Tony ! more ›