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Historic night by Snyder helps CC win final game

By Kevin Petrochko For the Mirror EBENSBURG — Led by senior running back Grady Snyder’s record-breaking performance, the Central Cambria Red Devils notched a season-ending victory over the Huntingdon Bearcats on Friday night, 28-21, in a Laurel Highlands Athletic Conference crossover matchup. It was the final game for both teams. Snyder eclipsed 3,000 career rushing yards in the first half. “It feels nice,” Snyder said. “It’s been a grind these past four years, and it feels good going out with something on my shoulders.” Snyder finished the night by scoring ...

Early deficit doesn’t hurt NBC

LOYSBURG — Despite falling behind early, Northern Bedford scored 34 unanswered points to close the regular season with a 34-7 victory over Glendale on Friday evening at Panther Community Stadium. Vaughn Schleinkofer had a solid night in his final regular season game as a Panther ...

Harman leads Warriors in beating Bulldogs

EVERETT — Much had been made all season long about the offensive exploits of Claysburg-Kimmel’s Mark Lattieri and Mason Campagna. On the opposite sideline, Everett’s Jakobe Harman has put together quite an impressive individual season running the ball as well. Harman proved to be too much for the Bulldog defense to contain, as he racked up 406 yards in helping the Warriors upset Claysburg, 50-36, on Friday night at Everett Warrior Stadium. “We knew with their (Everett) size that they had, and (with) the size that we don’t have and how good Harman was that this was going ...

Ramblers give JV a tough time

WINDBER — Defeating the defending district champion and clinching the Inter-County Conference South Division crown in one night gave Windber a great feeling, but the Ramblers knew there was still much left on the table for this season. The Ramblers are still aiming to regain District 5 supremacy and took another step toward it Friday night, defeating conference foe Juniata Valley, 42-7, at Windber Stadium. “Coming off last week, getting a huge win over Northern Bedford and getting a section championship, what you don’t want to have is a trap game,” Windber coach Matt Grohal ...

High school football scoreboard Week 10

MID-PENN COMMONWEALTH Altoona 9, Carlisle 19, Final Bishop McDevitt 55, State College 58, Final Central Dauphin 28, Chambersburg 21, Final Cumberland Valley 38, Cedar Cliff 14, Final LAUREL HIGHLANDS Bald Eagle Area 15, Somerset 14, Final Bellefonte 14, Richland 41, Final Bellwood-Antis 34, McCort-Carroll 33, Final Bishop Guilfoyle 27, Penn Cambria 28, Final Central 21, Forest Hills 22, Final Clearfield 36, Bedford 6, Final Huntingdon 21, Central Cambria 28, Final Penns Valley 34, Westmont Hilltop 14, Final Philipsburg-Osceola 35, Johnstown 28, Final Tyrone 35, Chestnut ...

DuBois QB has Tigers’ attention

Hollidaysburg will attempt to improve to 9-1 for the first time since the 1999 season when it travels to DuBois on Friday to wrap up the high school football regular season. “You certainly always want to be playing your best football going into the playoffs,” Hollidaysburg coach Homer DeLattre said. “It’s always good to get a good, solid road win. Being 9-1 is a high goal of ours that we are focused on. We’re looking to finish strong and get a home playoff game and be playing our best come postseason.” DuBois is 7-2 but has not played a lot of bigger schools this season. ...