Categories: Archives

Panthers of the Week

Alonzo Webb, cross country— The longtime coach of both Pitt’s cross country and track and field programs has helped guide his cross-country athletes to a strong start this year. Both the men’s and the women’s teams have won one meet and placed second in another, with the women also grabbing runner-up in their third.

Dan Mason, football — After sitting out all of last season and almost all of the 2010 campaign recovering from a gruesome injury to his right leg, the redshirt junior linebacker has played a limited role in games this season but continues to be featured more as the season progresses.

Roosa Arvas, women’s soccer — The freshman from Finland leads her team in points (13) and assists (7) in addition to being second on the team in goals, with three. Two of those goals came against St. John’s last Sunday and helped the Panthers (5-10-2, 0-5-2 Big East) salvage a tie for their second result of conference play.

Pitt News Staff

Share
Published by
Pitt News Staff

Recent Posts

Students gear up, get excited for Thanksgiving break plans 

From hosting a “kiki” to relaxing in rural Indiana, students share a wide scope of…

3 hours ago

Photos: Pitt Women’s Basketball v. Delaware State

Pitt women’s basketball defeats Delaware State 80-45 in the Petersen Events Center on Wednesday, Nov.…

3 hours ago

Opinion | Democrats should be concerned with shifts in blue strongholds

Recent election results in such states have raised eyebrows nationwide, suggesting a deeper shift in…

12 hours ago

Editorial | Trump’s cabinet picks could not be worse

Over the past week, President-elect Donald Trump began announcing his nominations for Cabinet secretaries —…

12 hours ago

What Trump’s win means for the future of reproductive rights 

Pitt professors give their opinions on what future reproductive health care will look like for…

14 hours ago

Police blotter: Nov. 8 – Nov. 20

Pitt police reported one warrant arrest for indecent exposure at Forbes and Bouquet, the theft…

14 hours ago