September 14, 2021

McIntyres, second-half surge lead Charleroi past Yough

By Mon Valley Independent

By DEAN DELLAMALVA JR.

MVI Sports

For just over a half, the Yough boys soccer team was holding its own against Charleroi. But then the McIntyre boys took over.

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