SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Bishop Guilfoyle Catholic graduate Andrew Yanoshak caught a 2-yard touchdown pass from Notre Dame quarterback Drew Pyne just before halftime in the Irish’s spring football game, held Saturday in front of 33,754 fans.

Yanoshak’s touchdown for the Blue team put that squad up by 10, but Gold stormed back for a 13-10 triumph.

“It felt great, especially after a long rehab from ACL surgery,” Yanoshak told the Mirror. “Everyone was jumping on me after I scored and congratulating me, and then everyone from home was texting me. A few kids in the stands wanted my autograph. It was awesome.”

Yanoshak is a sophomore fullback/tight end at Notre Dame.

Luensmann shines

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. — Behind a dominant start by Travis Luensmann and a four-run eighth inning, the Penn State baseball team earned a 5-1 win at Minnesota on Saturday at Siebert Field.

Penn State improved to 16-20 overall and 6-8 in Big Ten play, while the Golden Gophers dropped to 11-25 overall and 2-9 in conference.

Luensmann started on the mound for the Nittany Lions. The Bellwood-Antis graduate had another strong start, throwing six shutout innings. The sophomore gave up just three hits and two walks, while striking out four.

Luensmann has not allowed an earned run in his last 16ª innings, dating back to his appearance at Maryland, including each of his last three appearances. Against Big Ten opponents this season, Luensmann has a 1.21 ERA and 23 strikeouts in five outings.

Formeck inducted

Samantha Formeck was recently inducted into the Youngtown State Hall of Fame for her accomplishments while playing for the Penguins women’s golf team.

Formeck, a Northern Cambria graduate, was a three-time District 6 Class 2A champion. She finished in fourth place as a junior at the PIAA Class 2A championships at Heritage Hills and eighth place as a senior.

At Youngstown State, she won the league meet in 2009, finished second in 2011 and was third in 2010.

Formeck was named the Horizon League’s Golfer of the Year in 2009 and 2010. In her three years, she claimed six tournament titles overall.

In 28 career tournaments, she won six times, placed second on five occasions and had 23 top-10 finishes. In 63 rounds played, she set the school record averaging 78.3 strokes per 18 holes.

Teener baseball

All-State Sheehan topped McMullen Furniture, 9-3, in a 13-year-old Altoona Teener League baseball game at Seitz Field on Sunday.

Winning pitcher Aidan Sheehan allowed just two hits in five innings for All State, and Brendan Miller drove in three runs. Aidan Cooney and Joey Keefer drove in runs for McMullen.

ALL-STATE 9, McMULLEN FURNITURE 3: Multiple hits–Boland 2 (AS). WP–Sheehan. LP–Schenk. SO–Sheehan 3, Miller 2 (AS); Schenk 1, Baker 1, Moushlain 2 (M).