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CH, Portage football game still has meaning

Cambria Heights and Portage are around where they hoped to be with four weeks to play in the season. The Highlanders are undefeated and leading the conference and the District 6 Class 3A playoff rankings, and the Mustangs are 3-3 and currently in the playoff field in Class 1A. Both teams ...

Central Mountain will play Westmont in tennis finals

MILL HALL — Addison Lindsay won in straight sets at No. 1 singles, and Lucy and Lane Walker won close matches at No. 2 and No. 3 singles to secure a 3-2 victory for Central Mountain in a District 6 Class 2A semifinal match against Central Cambria on Tuesday. The Lady Red Devils (12-6) swept the doubles competition with a win by Chloe Sandoval and Daisy Smith at No. 1 and another at No. 2 by Kat Kubat and Madalyn Bobby. Central Mountain will take on Westmont Hilltop, a 4-1 semifinal winner over Central on Tuesday, in the District 6 championship today. Breslyn Beech earned the lone ...

Lady Tigers volleyball remain perfect with win

HOLLIDAYSBURG — Hollidaysburg defeated Penn Cambria, 25-13, 25-12, 20-25, 25-11, in high school girls volleyball Tuesday night with the help of 10 service points by Kynlee Budny. The Lady Tigers (13-0) lost a set for just the second time this season. Maddy Kittell had 13 service points and ...

Rivera, Oravec deliver for Red Devils soccer in win

EBENSBURG — Jonathan Rivera and Isaac Oravec each scored two goals to help Central Cambria double up Johnstown, 4-2, in a high school boys soccer game Tuesday. Rocco Barra had two assists for the Red Devils, who improved to 10-1-1. SCORE BY HALVES Johnstown 1 1 -- 2 Central Cambria 3 1 ...

Mountain Lions, Golden Tigers boys soccer must settle for tie

When Altoona and Hollidaysburg meet in just about any varsity sport, it’s inevitably a hard-fought, competitive event for the entire duration. That was the case when the boys soccer teams squared off Monday night at Mansion Park, as the Mountain Lions and Golden Tigers played toe-to-toe ...

Pitt’s Narduzzi stands up for ACC

PITTSBURGH — Pat Narduzzi is tired of ACC football being a punching bag in the polls and seemingly everywhere else. The pathologically unfiltered Pittsburgh coach is ready for the league to start punching back. Narduzzi landed the first but likely hardly the last salvo of the season just ...