FLINTON — Bishop Carroll Catholic defeated Glendale, 25-15, 25-21, 25-13, in high school girls volleyball Monday night. Olivia Gregg had 15 digs, Emily Olienyk had 11 kills and Lily Strait had 35 assists for the Lady Huskies. Glendale’s Rachel McClellan had 12 kills and 14 digs, and ...
The PIAA announced its 25 coaches who were selected as the organization’s coaches of the year for the 2024-2025 school year, and Central Cambria’s Randy Wilson was selected as the PIAA boys cross country coach of the year. “This is truly an honor to receive this recognition, but it is a ...
JOHNSTOWN — Bishop Carroll Catholic High School has informed Bishop McCort Catholic High School that it has voted to dissolve the McCort–Carroll football co-op following the conclusion of the 2025 season. According to the Bishop Carroll Board of Trustees, the decision was based primarily on the school’s proximity to Bishop McCort and Point Stadium, which they stated has limited participation by Bishop Carroll students in the football program. The Board also cited the recent PIAA ruling allowing private school students to participate in athletics in their home school district when ...
WINDBER — The Hollidaysburg girls golf team and individual Crosby Denis walked away with the hardware to sweep the District 6 Class 3A crowns in championship play at Windber Country Club on Thursday. “Our focus was to repeat as team champions again,” Hollidaysburg coach Jill Hileman ...
Hollidaysburg defeated Altoona in the 2025 Big Cat Challenge in the second playoff hole on Thursday in high school play at Park Hills Country Club. The Big Cat Challenge, a Ryder Cup scoring format, was tied between the Mountain Lions and Golden Tigers at 7 ½ each. Hollidaysburg’s Tyler Steiner and Sam McLanahan defeated Altoona’s Adam Kanouff and Kreighoff Cumming with a par on the second playoff hole on No. 9. Points came in a best ball, alternate shot, and scramble format. The Tigers earned wins from Steiner and Landen Petrunak, and Carter Mika and Beau Rabel. McLanahan and ...
BELLWOOD — Bellwood-Antis got a five-set victory over Chestnut Ridge, 24-26, 25-14, 25-23, 22-25, 15-7 in the Lady Blue Devils’ annual Pink-Out game Thursday night in girls high school volleyball action. The Lady Blue Devils raised $3,050 dollars for Cathy Damiano, who is currently battling breast cancer. Lauren Marinak had 17 service points and 26 assists to lead Bellwood, which improved to 2-11 on the season. Ava Worthing chipped in 15 service points and 10 kills. Giuliana Gummo and Alia Bennett tallied 12 and 11 digs, respectively. Records: Chestnut Ridge (1-13); Bellwood-Antis ...
