Deuces are wild with the Mt. Lebanon soccer teams this fall. The boys' and the girls' soccer teams are ranked No. 2 in their WPIAL Class AAA divisions. The boys' next game is tomorrow at Chartiers Valley, and the girls play at home Monday against Ringgold.

He opened eyes last year as a sophomore, throwing for 1,850 yards, third best in the WPIAL. He was 11 of 17 in the season opener. At 6 feet 3, 215 pounds, he is getting interest from Division I colleges. Bishop Canevin will try to slow him down tonight.

He made his 25th start in the football season opener against Penn Hills. A starter since his freshman year, Kalkstein is a junior and one of the most efficient quarterbacks in Class AAAA. Baldwin visits the Gators' swamp tonight.

A senior quarterback, Vendemia made every one of his completions count in the season opener. He completed 3 of 4 passes and all three went for touchdowns at 33, 86 and 50 yards. Next up is Ambridge tomorrow night.

This Layne travels in the lane of success. She is a WPIAL and PIAA champion in track hurdles and also a talented volleyball player, earning all-section honors last season. Moon plays host to Baldwin Tuesday.