A Three-Peat for Westinghouse: A true dynasty after winning City League title game, 40-12

WESTINGHOUSE CELEBRATES THEIR 2024 CITY LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP, OCT. 26, AT CUPPLES STADIUM. (PHOTO BY JOEY BOVA) The Chicago Bulls did it. The Los Angeles Lakers did it. And now the Westinghouse Bulldogs have done it. Three championships in a row, a “three-peat” is what they’re saying—or something to that effect —in Homewood as their Westinghouse Bulldogs football team pulled away from the Allderdice Dragons, 40-12, to win their third City League championship in a row. The title game was played at Cupples Stadium, Oct. 26, where more than 70 percent of the fans who attended were Bulldogs fans. WESTINGHOUSE HAS NOW WON FIVE OF THE LAST SIX CITY LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS. THEY DEFEATED ALLDERDICE, 40-12, ON OCT. 26, 2024. (PHOTOS BY JOEY BOVA) At this point, you could call this era of Westinghouse football a dynasty. They’ve won 5 of the last 6 City League championships, have made it to back-to-back state title games, and play a tough brand of football that’s efficient in all three phases —offense, defense and special teams. WESTINGHOUSE CELEBRATES! Add “battle-tested” to Westinghouse’s resume, too. The team opened the 2024 football season with a loss to Beaver Area, 28-26, on Aug. 24 at the Wol varena...