P-G: Mt. Lebanon hockey season ends with tough loss

Mt. Lebanon played like a PIHL Penguins Cup-caliber contender all season. In the deep and relatively balanced-at-the-top Class AAA, however, the semifinals have room for only four of what appeared to be six viable contenders.

The Blue Devils lost a tough quarterfinal game, 4-3, to Peters Township Wednesday night at the Mt. Lebanon Recreation Center. The No. 4 seed Blue Devils led, 3-2, with five minutes to play before Patrick Hannan scored twice late to give the No. 5 Indians (16-5-3) the victory.

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Mt. Lebanon Pulls Off Upset Of Plum

The Plum hockey team entered Thursday feeling it should have been awarded a bye and automatically advanced in the PIHL Penguin Cup playoffs.

Mt. Lebanon saw to it that the Mustangs didn't make it past the first round.

Sophomore Jason Hartman scored with 3:32 left in overtime, and the No. 12 seed Blue Devils upset fifth-seeded Plum, 3-2, in a Class AAA first-round game at Valley Sports Complex in New Kensington.

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