posted by Joe Polk at 3:09 PM /
Lafayette Pitts flashed a smile as wide as can be as he walked off the turf at Baldwin High School on Friday night.
But just like many of his teammates, Pitts was at a loss for words.
After playing in the game that just took place, it shouldn't have come as much as a surprise.
In a wild game that featured countless big plays and plenty of drama, Pitts scored his third touchdown of the game in overtime to lift defending champion Woodland Hills to a 29-22 win against previously undefeated Mt. Lebanon in a WPIAL Class AAAA quarterfinal.
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But just like many of his teammates, Pitts was at a loss for words.
After playing in the game that just took place, it shouldn't have come as much as a surprise.
In a wild game that featured countless big plays and plenty of drama, Pitts scored his third touchdown of the game in overtime to lift defending champion Woodland Hills to a 29-22 win against previously undefeated Mt. Lebanon in a WPIAL Class AAAA quarterfinal.
Read the full article:
- www.post-gazette.com/pg/10317/1103103-365.stm (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Labels: boys football, high school athletics, WPIAL playoffs
1 Comments:
Maybe a new school district metric should be the cost per touchdown? We can start by incorporating the cost of the athletic provisions for the new high school!
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