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Repeat after me
September 6, 2010 By Scott Franco, sfranco@altoonamirror.com When it comes to successful high school girls volleyball programs, a few teams in the Mirror coverage area have some big-time pedigree. more »» 
A Golden opportunity
September 1, 2010 Hollidaysburg was the only high school boys soccer team from the Mirror coverage area to make it to a district title game last season, falling to State College, 2-1, in overtime. more »» 
Still drilling the competition?
May 16, 2010 Despite having just three returning starters, defending George B. Kelley Federation champion Martin Oil has once again been tabbed as one of the favorites to win the league by opposing managers. more »» 
Lofty expectations
March 24, 2010 Hope springs eternal for area teams as the 2010 high school baseball season gets underway for squads in the Mirror’s coverage realm this week. more »»
Sey(ing)mour success?
September 1, 2009 With two straight PIAA Class AA state championship trophies being added to the Central Cambria High School trophy case, the Lady Red Devil cross country team is building somewhat of a dynasty in... more »»
Bearcats return eight starters
September 1, 2008 The Huntingdon Area High School field hockey team is coming off of its best season since Vickie Schneider took over the program seven years ago. more »»
A Seymour sequel?
August 27, 2008 Judging from the veterans the Central Cambria and Chestnut Ridge girls’ cross country teams have returning, the two teams are likely to make a run at another championship season. more »»
Tyrone / Shaffer doing a little bit of everything for Eagles
August 22, 2008 Even at traditionally talent-laden football venues like Tyrone Area, small-school athletes are often asked to do everything but distribute game programs and work the concession stands. more »»
Claysburg-Kimmel / Knott hoping to making a bigger impact
August 22, 2008 Running back Daniel Knott was Claysburg-Kimmel’s go-to player on offense over the second half of the 2007 football seaso. more »»
Northern Bedford / Black Panthers hoping rebuilding goes smoothly
August 22, 2008 In more ways than one, the 2008 football season could be viewed as a rebuilding one for Northern Bedford. more »»
Bedford / Krupa looks forward to making his team matter
August 22, 2008 The Bedford football program has faced plenty of adversity the past two seasons, but none of the on-field issues can compare to what senior Josh Krupa has gone through. more »»
Mo Valley/Neff’s dream becoming reality
August 22, 2008 Moshannon Valley’s Tyler Neff is entering his third season as the starting quarterback. Some might think he’s passing that off as just another bit of news, but that’s not the case. more »»
Williamsburg/Fay, Pirates working hard
August 22, 2008 A small town like Williamsburg will likely never produce a football team blessed with large numbers, but that hasn’t stopped head coach Dick Baronner and his squad of dedicated players from working... more »»
Juniata Valley/Myers will lead Hornets
August 22, 2008 Zach Myers got his feet wet as Juniata Valley’s starting quarterback in last November’s District 6 Class A playoffs. This season, he’ll be jumping into the position neck-deep as a senior. more »»
Central/Dragons’ Greenleaf ready to let his voice be heard
August 21, 2008 Senior Brok Greenleaf will have a lot more to say around the younger members of the Central High School football team this fall. And if they’re smart, they’ll listen to him. more »»
Tussey Mountain/Experienced linemen will help Titans
August 21, 2008 Tussey Mountain has enjoyed a good run of football success in the first three years of Kevin Steele’s head coaching reign there, and having dedicated players like seniors Greg Strauss and Sean Foste... more »»
Penn Cambria/Quarterback tandem a threat for Panthers
August 21, 2008 It’s not often that an injury actually benefits a team, and losing quarterback Josh Gallagher for part of the 2007 season certainly didn’t help last year’s Penn Cambria football tea. more »»
Philipsburg/Golding confident about surpassing Mason
August 20, 2008 For those of you who have never heard of Philipsburg-Osceola senior Dusty Golding, you’re most likely not alone. Golding lettered last year, but that was on special teams. more »»
Everett/Waltman set for unique final year
August 20, 2008 By Michael Boytim mboytim@altoonamirror. more »»
Hollidaysburg/McGrath to anchor Tigers’ line
August 20, 2008 At 6-foot-5, 280 pounds, Ryan McGrath is an imposing figure on and off the football field. more »»
Bishop Carroll/Greene looks to dominate
August 19, 2008 Bishop Carroll offensive guard Steve Greene made a name for himself last season when he was named to The Associated Press Class A First Team all-state football team. more »» |
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