Bishop Guilfoyle Academy is back in the PIAA Class 1A semifinals — a place the Marauders have found themselves in a lot over the past 10 years since winning their first state championship in 2014. From 2014 through 2021 when BG was forced to move up to Class 2A due to the PIAA’s success ...
The Inter-County Conference released its high school football all-star squad for 2024 for both the North and South Divisions this week, and it features quite a few names from high schools in the Mirror coverage area. For the North, making first team on offense for Claysburg-Kimmel included Mason Campagna (QB), Mark Lattieri (RB) and Tyler Mowery (WR), and on defense, Remy Diehl (DL), Collton Replogle (LB) and Jacob Herline (DB). Glendale was represented by Rider Krise (K) and Jimmy Sutton (ATH) on offense and on defense, Danny Williams (DL), Landon McGarvey (DL) and Cameron ...
This season’s unbeaten Penn Cambria football team has reached previously uncharted waters for the program, and that has created a sense of excitement, euphoria, and enthusiasm among the Panthers’ players, coaches, and indeed, the entire Penn Cambria community. After capturing its ...
By Michael Boytim mboytim@altoonamirror.com Dave “Spank” Trexler recently submitted his letter of resignation as the head coach of the Glendale varsity football team. The board is expected to officially accept his resignation at the Dec. 2 meeting. Trexler helped the Vikings qualify for the District 6 playoffs in five of his six seasons, and they won a playoff game over Penns Manor, 16-12, in 2021. Glendale finished this season 6-5 and lost to Claysburg-Kimmel in the District 6 Class 1A quarterfinals. Trexler finished his time at Glendale with a mark of 27-35 in his six ...
By Andy Stine astine@altoonamirror.com FARRELL — The snow, the time of the game and the location was never going to matter for Bishop Guilfoyle Academy in the PIAA Class 1A quarterfinals against Westinghouse. After a postponement due to Friday’s snow, and not just one, but two site ...
By Rick Weaver For the Mirror KITTANNING — It was fun while it lasted. Arguably the greatest football season in Cambria Heights history came to a resounding end on Saturday night as the District 6 champion Highlanders suffered a 49-6 loss to Central Clarion in a PIAA Class 2A quarterfinal playoff game at Armstrong Stadium. The Highlanders won their first 13 games this season entering Saturday’s game. “I’m proud of our team. We ran into a buzz-saw tonight. They’re really good,” Cambria Heights coach Jarrod Lewis said. Jace Ferguson, Central Clarion’s versatile ...
