posted by Joe Polk at 10:01 AM /
Pat Goff remembers the day a decade ago when he watched Mt. Lebanon win the WPIAL football title.
"It's hard to describe, but it was something special," said Goff, who was a second-grader when he joined his family at Three Rivers Stadium to see Mt. Lebanon defeat Woodland Hills, 14-13, in that 2000 title game.
"It was definitely the talk of the town," he said.
Ten years later, he's the team's starting quarterback and has helped bring that excitement back to Mt. Lebanon. But, again, Woodland Hills stands in the way.
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"It's hard to describe, but it was something special," said Goff, who was a second-grader when he joined his family at Three Rivers Stadium to see Mt. Lebanon defeat Woodland Hills, 14-13, in that 2000 title game.
"It was definitely the talk of the town," he said.
Ten years later, he's the team's starting quarterback and has helped bring that excitement back to Mt. Lebanon. But, again, Woodland Hills stands in the way.
Read the full article:
- www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/sports/s_708685.html (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Labels: boys football, high school athletics, WPIAL playoffs
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