Trib: Mt. Lebanon coaches cleared in disorderly conduct case

Two Mt. Lebanon youth football coaches were found not guilty of disorderly conduct, cleared on Wednesday by a district judge of accusations that they threatened a minor and a spectator after a football practice in August.

Judge James Motznik of Brookline found Jeffrey Borris and Michael Ventrone not guilty on two counts each of disorderly conduct. Police said the men became confrontational when a minor not on the team was struck by a football and threw it into a wooded area.

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• www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/news/pittsburgh/s_780654.html (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)

P-G: Mt. Lebanon youth football coaches are asked to resign

Two coaches with the Mt. Lebanon Football Association were asked to resign this month after an altercation following the first practice of the year.

Jeffrey K. Borris, 45, and Michael J. Ventrone, 43, both of Mt. Lebanon, were issued citations via summons for disorderly conduct following a practice Aug. 31 at a field near Markham Elementary School in Mt. Lebanon.

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• www.postgazette.com/pg/11265/1176792-100.stm (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)