Adam Borst is a college football and basketball reporter for Pittsburgh Sports Now. He covers competitive sports, focusing on team sports and sports tournaments, bringing insights and analysis to fans and readers alike. Adam's work has been featured in prominent outlets including MSN, Yahoo Sports, WPXI-TV, Yardbarker, On3, and NewsBreak.
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Adam Borst's focus is on local sports, particularly high school football and the Pittsburgh Steelers. He provides event coverage, investment analysis, expert commentary, and announcements related to sports topics.
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By: Adam Borst
Peters Township rallied from 19-0 down to defeat Pine-Richland by the score of 20-19 in the 2025 WPIAL Class-5A Championship.
Pitt head coach Jeff Capel, along with Roman Siulepa and Barry Dunning Jr., broke down the 83-75 loss to Quinnipiac.
Damarco Minor hit a three from the logo to beat the buzzer as Pitt escaped with a 67-66 win over previously undefeated Ohio State.
Jeff Capel, Damarco Minor and Barry Dunning Jr. talked to the media after Pitt stunned Ohio State on Minor's buzzer-beating three.
Pitt Volleyball downed Michigan in three sets in what ended up as a highly-contested second round NCAA Tournament matchup.
By: Adam Borst
New Pitt women's basketball head coach Robin Harmony brings program-building experience and a winning mentality to the program.
By: Adam Borst
The KDKA Kickoff Classic at the Wolvarena has annually marked the start of the WPIAL football season over the last handful of years, but the real
By: Adam Borst
Pittsburgh Central Catholic, the Class-6A favorites in the WPIAL, opened its season up with a statement win over nationally-ranked Bergen Catholic on Friday night.
JEFFERSON HILLS, Pa. — Any time that Thomas Jefferson (2-0) meets up with Mon-Valley rival McKeesport (1-2), it is sure to be a physical game that gets decided on the ground and in the trenches.
