INDIANAPOLIS — Josh Hoover’s player bio looks different from most of this year’s other quarterbacks in the Bowl Subdivision. He’s already logged 31 career starts, thrown for more than 9,000 yards, won a bowl game MVP award, set multiple school records and been in line for conference ...
NEW YORK — Roger Federer is actually nervous about his tennis. The man who won five straight U.S. Open championships during the height of his dominance of the sport is set to play again in Arthur Ashe Stadium tonight for the first time since 2019. And he’s not quite sure how the game that perhaps nobody ever made look more elegant will appear now. It’s only one set of singles in an exhibition against Andy Roddick and one set of doubles with John McEnroe against Roddick and Andre Agassi. The winner of 20 Grand Slam singles titles should be fine for those, but he isn’t ...
Youth football in Blair County is entering a new chapter with the creation of the Blair County Youth Football League, a countywide organization designed to bring communities together, strengthen participation in youth tackle football and cheerleading, and create new opportunities for athletes ...
EBENSBURG — The Bishop Guilfoyle Academy boys golf team defeated both Bishop Carroll and Penn Cambria on Monday afternoon in high school action at the Ebensburg Country Club. The Marauders, who improved to 14-1, finished at 306 while the Panthers wound up with a 332. The Huskies were third at 360. Grant Okonak led BG with a 74 while Penn Cambria’s top scorer was Colten Karlheim. Carroll was led by Ryen Myers’ 80. BISHOP GUILFOYLE (306): Okonak 74, Sheehan 76, Nachtman 77, Boland 79 PENN CAMBRIA (332): Karlheim 75, Durbin 80, Gides 86, Michina 91 BISHOP CARROLL (360): Myers 80, ...
PITTSBURGH — Mike McCarthy wants the chance to work with Joey Porter Jr. When McCarthy gets that chance is anyone’s guess, the Pittsburgh Steelers coach included. McCarthy said Monday that the club and the fourth-year cornerback are at an impasse as the two sides try to work out a new ...
HOLLIDAYSBURG — As Hollidaysburg and Huntingdon’s high school girls tennis teams lined up for introductions Monday at their season-opening Laurel Highlands Athletic Conference match, the size of the teams stood out to anyone watching. The Lady Tigers could have fielded four teams with a ...
