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Pirates’ Paul Skenes appreciates his military history

Before the glizzies and the glamour of winning the Rookie of the Year and Cy Young Awards in Major League Baseball, Paul Skenes was a cadet at the Air Force Academy. “When you go there, baseball’s secondary, you’ve got to want to serve, you’ve got to want to do everything that being ...

All-state status for two C-K, CC softball players

The Pennsylvania High School Softball Coaches Association named its all-state team on Monday and two players each from Claysburg-Kimmel and Central Cambria landed on the first team. Catcher Kathryn Scott and outfielder Camryn Matlin were picked as first-team PAHSSBCA all-state in Class 3A, and Central’s Kailyn Gahagan was a second-team selection as a utility player. In Class 1A, Jaylee Swindell was picked as a first-team shortstop, and Isabella Paris made the first team as a utility player to represent Claysburg-Kimmel. Reese Pinnizotto of Portage was recognized on the 1A second ...

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Altoona’s Cohen Cochran drives to the paint against several Bellwood-Antis defenders during Blair Regional YMCA High School Boys Basketball League action Monday night. Altoona won the game, 53-33. With the victory, Altoona clinched a spot in the playoffs against Hollidaysburg which begins ...

Yahner sparks Pro Fab to easy five-inning City League win

LILLY — Robbie Yahner had four hits and drove in three runs Monday to lead Pro Fab Solutions to an 11-1 win in five innings in a Greater City League baseball game. Teammate Rich Ball added three hits and an RBI while winning pitcher Luke Repko struck out five and walked two as the team ...

Robinson has big night on offense in Federation victory

ASHVILLE — Kade Robinson went 3-for-3 with two RBIs, and Mile Level Physical Therapy downed Panthers Baseball Club, 8-1, to improve its record to 7-7 in the George B. Kelley Baseball Federation on Monday. Josh Beltz had two hits for Mile Level, and Cody Clapper and Nick Dunmire each drove ...

Correction

Reed Takacs, 16, of Ebensburg finished sixth overall in the Angie Gioiosa Memorial Fourth of July Race on Saturday in a time of 57 minutes, 43.90 seconds. Shane May of Bedford was fifth. Takacs was inadvertently omitted from the results in Monday’s Mirror.