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Marauders’ explosiveness on display in road victory

By Matt Michelone For the Mirror HUNTINGDON — Sometimes, you go into a stadium knowing how good you are and you end up showing it right from the moment the ball is kicked off. Bishop Guilfoyle Academy has had one of the most explosive offenses and strongest defenses in the Mirror coverage area through the first four weeks of the season. Friday night that complete team effort showed again as BG pummeled Huntingdon, 55-20, in Laurel Highlands Athletic Conference action at War Veterans Memorial Field. Play of the game: On the Bearcats’ first possession of the game, Rocco ...

Golden Eagles rally, down BEA in overtime

By Michael Boytim mboytim@altoonamirror.com TYRONE — Bald Eagle Area was a good snap away from running out the clock on a victory over Tyrone Friday night at Gray Vets Field. When that didn’t work out, the Eagles were a fourth-and-10 stop with 33 seconds left from winning the game. That didn’t happen either. Even after Tyrone tied the game on Ashton Walk’s fourth touchdown pass of the night to Bishop Guilfoyle transfer Trent Adams, with 15.3 seconds left and took the lead in overtime on Seth Hoover’s 10-yard touchdown run, BEA coach Jesse Nagle still felt like his ...

Heights romps, now gets rivals

PATTON — Cambria Heights made quick and decisive work of Conemaugh Valley on Friday night as the undefeated Highlanders rolled to a 48-0 victory in a Heritage Conference game. The Highlanders built a 41-0 halftime lead on the strength of four possessions that required only one play from scrimmage. Six different players scored touchdowns in the first half. Cambria Heights awaits an early-season showdown with backyard rival Northern Cambria in a game that will match the conference’s only remaining unbeaten teams. Play of the game: Trey Trybus returned a Josef Toth punt 48 yards to ...

Dragons get back to business

By John Hartsock jhartsock@altoonamirror.com ROARING SPRING — After winning four consecutive District 6 Class 3A championships over the past four seasons, the Central High School football program may have begun this year taking a few things for granted, according to first-year head coach ...

Trojans win for first time since 2019 season

By Paul Buriak For the Mirror JOHNSTOWN — Greater Johnstown sophomore quarterback Julius Reed accounted for seven touchdowns to spark an offensive explosion that was too much for Central Cambria to overcome on Friday night. The Trojans ended a 43-game losing streak dating back to 2019 at the expense of the Red Devils with a 47-36 Laurel Highlands Athletic Conference victory at Trojan Stadium. Play of the game: Reed’s 27-yard touchdown pass to Daniel Porter on the opening drive of the third quarter for the Trojans opened up a 41-21 lead for Greater Johnstown. Player of the ...

PC hands Bedford first defeat

By Nate Ritchey nritchey@altoonamirror.com BEDFORD — With both Penn Cambria and Bedford unbeaten heading into the Week 4 matchup, one thing was for certain: someone had to lose. The Panthers flexed their muscles on both sides of the ball and the Bisons simply had no answer. PC was ...