John Krysinsky is a journalist and managing editor at Pittsburgh Soccer Now. He has extensive experience covering soccer and other competitive sports, with a focus on team sports and major league events, and has contributed to various publications including the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review and DK Pittsburgh Sports. Krysinsky is also featured in NewsBreak and is the author of 'Miracle on the Mon,' as well as the host of the 'Sounding Off on Soccer' podcast.
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John Krysinsky's focus is predominantly on local sports events, particularly soccer at various levels. His coverage heavily emphasizes event reporting and updates on player movements within the sport.
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By: John Krysinsky
A stormy Wednesday night across Western Pennsylvania forced teams to race against the elements as section play officially opened in all four classifications. For the second time in less than a week, heavy weather caused some of postponements and stoppages across the district. One match even resulted in an unprecedented, last-minute venue shift: With lightning […]
By: John Krysinsky
In one of the most intriguing structural shifts in the history of the modern United Soccer League (USL), announced Thursday that its men’s professional clubs have voted to approve a comprehensive revenue-sharing model. Established as a five-year agreement, this is a defined mechanism for the clubs — including Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC — to receive direct […]
By: John Krysinsky
Class 4A section play officially kicked off on Thursday night alongside a jam-packed schedule of early-season Section matchups across Western Pennsylvania as it was the first time all season all four classifications started playing matches that meant something in the standings. Thursday night delivered immediate drama to open Section play in Class 4A! How challenging […]
By: John Krysinsky
“Great team win, another clean sheet, and another step forward for us. We’ll take a second to celebrate the moment, rest and get ready to take care of business in Horizon League play.” — Head Coach Michelle Rick MOON TOWNSHIP, Pa. — It took 56 career matches and over 3,300 minutes on the pitch, but […]
By: John Krysinsky
It was a busier than usual Thursday slate for High School Girls soccer in the District. In a marquee South Hills clash to headline Thursday night’s slate, defending section champion Peters Township and Mt. Lebanon battled to a 1-1 draw in their Section 2-4A opener. Scarlett Pryor found the back of the net for Mt. […]
By: John Krysinsky
ACC Men’s Soccer FINAL: SMU 3, Pitt 1 Match Stats In a high-intensity, physical ACC opener under the lights at Ambrose Urbanic Field, Pitt men’s soccer learned how unforgiving top-10 college soccer can be. The Panthers were undone by a single recurring flaw: three separate failures to cleanly clear the ball inside their own 18-yard […]
By: John Krysinsky
As the regular-season clock ticks into the home stretch, Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC step onto the pitch at F.N.B. Stadium tonight for their only home fixture during the entire month of September. Earlier this week, we took a detailed look at how Rob Vincent’s squad has navigated the 2026 campaign holding onto a position nearly identical […]
By: John Krysinsky
US Open Cup 2027 Qualifying – First Round FINAL: Steel City FC (USL-2) 1, Croatia Cleveland (NCSL) 1 Steel City wins, 4-3, on Penalties Steel City FC’s road to a second consecutive Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup appearance began the exact same way last year’s journey ended: battling Croatia Cleveland in a high-stakes, razor-thin contest. […]
By: John Krysinsky
From University of Pittsburgh Athletic Department report Pitt women’s soccer team dropped its Atlantic Coast Conference opener Saturday at Louisville, 4-2. Mya Archibald netted her first of the season for Pitt in the 20th minute of action to tie the game at one, but three second half goals from the Cardinals pushed them past the Panthers in the […]
By: John Krysinsky
SUNDAY SUBSCRIBER As the first half of the WPIAL section slate heats up, we’re taking a deeper look inside the bench culture and technical areas across Western Pennsylvania. From exclusive preseason coach feedback on squad identities to candid thoughts on the PIAA’s massive rule changes—including the end of regular-season extra time and the shift […]
