Ex-Bishop Guilfoyle soccer player Lainey Farabaugh named Gulf South Conference top offensive player
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- Bishop Guilfoyle Academy graduate Lainey Farabaugh was named the Gulf South Conference Offensive Player of the Year in women's soccer for Montevallo University on Monday.
Farabaugh, a senior midfielder, led the league with 14 goals on the season while adding another nine assists for a GSC-high 37 points on the season. The senior fired a total of 81 shots on the year with 54 shots on goal in her 18 appearances to lead the league in both categories.
On the national stage in Division II, Farabaugh ranks 12th in goals per game, 10th in points per game, ninth in shots per game and third in shots on goal per game.
Farabaugh made the Gulf South Conference all-first team for the second year in a row after being named to the second team in 2024.
Montevallo is located in Alabama.
Haigh starting
KINGSTON, R.I. -- Jude "Danny'' Haigh started for the Holy Cross men's basketball team and scored six points in 19 minutes in its season-opening 103-59 loss on Tuesday night against Rhode Island.
Haigh, who played through his junior year at Bishop Guilfoyle Academy before transferring to Green Canyon, Utah, for his senior year of high school, is a sophomore for the Crusaders.
Haigh's older brother, Patrick, is a graduate student and on the Seton Hill men's basketball roster.
Black on PSAC team
LOCK HAVEN -- Altoona Area High School graduate Kade Black was named to the All-Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference West men's soccer second team on Tuesday.
Black, who plays for Lock Haven, scored four goals and added three assists for 11 points. He scored a season-high two goals in the Bald Eagles' early season tie at Felician and added the game-winner in the regular season finale against Gannon to pick up his third all-conference selection.
Wyandt recognized
WASHINGTON, Pa. -- Bishop Guilfoyle graduate Deven Wyandt was named to the Presidents' Athletic Conference Special Teams Honor Roll on Monday.
Wyandt, a kicker/punter at Washington and Jefferson, punted twice for a 45.5-yard average and made all six extra-point kicks in a 42-14 win over Grove City.
Wyandt is averaging 39.7 on his 19 punts this season and is 2-of-4 on field goals. W&J is 7-1 on the season.