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Central Catholic Opens First Permanent Home Football Field With 48-24 Win
Pittsburgh's Central Catholic celebrated a milestone more than a century in the making by playing its first game at its own permanent home field and defeating Pine-Richland 48-24.
YuToday Staff
· 1 min read · September 12, 2026
Key takeaways
- Central Catholic has spent decades using stadiums operated by other schools and institutions.
- The game marked the program's first contest at its new permanent home.
- Central Catholic marked the occasion by defeating Pine-Richland 48-24 in front of a sellout crowd of more than 3,000 spectators.
A New Home After 100 Years
Central Catholic has spent decades using stadiums operated by other schools and institutions. The game marked the program's first contest at its new permanent home.
Vikings Win 48-24
Central Catholic marked the occasion by defeating Pine-Richland 48-24 in front of a sellout crowd of more than 3,000 spectators.
What's Next?
Central Catholic is scheduled to host Norwin at U.S. Steel Community Field on September 18.