John Krysinsky

Stories By John Krysinsky

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  Pitt Women's Soccer

  / 7 years ago

  EXCLUSIVE: Waldrum hire brings excitement, expectations to Pitt

  When Aideen O’Donoghue and her Pitt women’s soccer teammates first met with their new head coach, Randy Waldrum, earlier this week...

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  / 7 years ago

  Hounds sign 'influential' veteran Forbes to strengthen midfield

  When Bob Lilley started looking at the type of roster he wanted to put together when he became the Riverhounds head coach last...

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  / 7 years ago

  Pitt makes another impressive soccer coaching hire, bringing on Waldrum to revive women's program

  Pitt’s athletic department is not messing around when it comes to hiring new soccer coaches. The University’s Director of Athletics Heather Lyke announced Tuesday the...

  By John Krysinsky
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  Pitt Women's Soccer

  / 7 years ago

  Pitt makes another impressive soccer coaching hire, bringing on Waldrum to revive women's program

  Pitt’s athletic department is not messing around when it comes to hiring new soccer coaches. The University’s Director of Athletics Heather Lyke announced Tuesday the...

  By John Krysinsky
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  / 7 years ago

  Hounds sign two more former Rhinos, including @PITT_MSoc alum Lynd

  Riverhounds have signed goalkeeper Dan Lynd and defender Jordan Dover to one-year deals with a club option for the 2019 season, pending USL and USSF approval....

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  / 7 years ago

  Hounds add pair of new additions, Francios and Lee

  Riverhounds have added their first new additions to the 2018 roster, and as expected new coach Bob Lilley has brought in...

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  / 7 years ago

  Kerr excited to return for sixth season with Hounds

  If there’s been one constant during the Riverhounds’ era of playing soccer at Highmark Stadium, it’s been Kevin Kerr. The Scottish-born midfielder...

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  / 7 years ago

  Hertzog signs with Saint Louis FC, reunites with Pulis

  Saint Louis FC is now making a habit of signing former Riverhounds leading scorers. Last season, it was Jose Angulo. For...

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  / 7 years ago

  #PghSoccer talk: @Pghsoccerscribe reviews local soccer scene on @RoomTempShow

  There’s no doubt soccer’s audience is growing here in the United States– and even in Pittsburgh as the pro season is...

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  / 7 years ago

  Hounds keep young talent, re-sign Adewole, Banjo; Washington signs with Nashville

  The Riverhounds are bringing back a pair of talented young players — defender Tobi Adewole and forward Kay Banjo — both on one-year deals with an...

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  / 7 years ago

  Hounds bringing back Parkes, while Hertzog, Broome move on

  After announcing last week that they’ve declined all returning player contracts while stating that they’re in the process of working out deals to...

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  / 7 years ago

  Luchini, Harrigan & Snyder named United Soccer Coaches HS All-Americans

  Three local players — North Allegheny’s Josh Luchini, Norwin’s Emily Harrigan and Moon’s Delaney Snyder, all seniors, were named to the United...

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  / 7 years ago

  Hounds decline all active player contract options prior to deadline

  The Riverhounds are doing a lot of roster restructuring. Today, they have officially announced initial roster plans for the 2018 off...

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  Pittsburgh Riverhounds

  / 7 years ago

  Doing it his way, Lilley sets course to build a winner in Pittsburgh

  It’s late November and generally a slow time for pro soccer news in Pittsburgh, except that there’s a new coach at...

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  / 7 years ago

  'Deeply disappointed' Brandt eyes return to college ranks

  Professional sports can be cruel. Just ask Dave Brandt. Despite holding an advanced National License with National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA), even...

  By John Krysinsky