By Jon Fleck For the Mirror After getting off to a slow start last week, Bishop Guilfoyle Academy put extra emphasis on getting out of the gate faster. The Marauders did that and more Saturday night against Bellefonte. BG put the ball in the end zone the first five times it had the ball ...
By Rick Weaver For the Mirror MARION CENTER — And now three remain. Cambria Heights overcame five turnovers on Saturday night and came away from Dr. John R. Mallino Stadium with a 21-7 victory against Marion Center in a Heritage Conference football game. The Highlanders, Northern Cambria and Penns Manor now enter Week Four as the only undefeated teams in the 12-school conference. Marion Center intercepted Isaac Weiland four times and recovered a fumble. The Highlanders, however, prevented the Stingers from scoring five times once they reached the 20-yard line. Plays of the ...
By John Hartsock jhartsock@altoonamirror.com TYRONE — The Central Scarlet Dragons’ football history with the Tyrone Golden Eagles has been chock full of exciting, riveting games that have gone right down to the wire. Friday night’s Laurel Highlands Athletic Conference matchup between the two teams at Tyrone’s Gray Veterans Memorial Field certainly followed suit. In a game that showcased two outstanding senior quarterbacks, Central’s Eli Muthler completed 17 of 32 passes for 217 yards and a touchdown, while running for another score, and the Scarlet Dragons’ defense ...
By Ron Musselman For The Mirror HOLLIDAYSBURG — Hollidaysburg fared much better Friday night in its home opener than Allegany, Md., did in its season opener. Senior quarterback Maddox Bainey threw four touchdown passes and backup Cole DeLattre ran for another score as the Golden Tigers ...
By Jon Fleck For the Mirror The Altoona defense stood tall and played well enough to win Friday night, but the offense just couldn’t put much together, resulting in a 13-0 loss to Cumberland Valley at Mansion Park. Altoona dropped to 0-3 overall after getting shut out for the second ...
CRESSON — It’s becoming clear that the Penn Cambria Panthers have been well tested so far during the 2024 football season. “Through our three games we played, Richland was a tough opponent at home, that was a tough game,” Penn Cambria coach Nick Felus said. “Go on the road to Philipsburg, they scored first, we faced some adversity. Tonight, you name it, the adversity we faced, we’re built for it.” Friday night, both the Panthers and Rangers of Forest Hills went back and forth from the opening kickoff and the fans were in for a treat. The Panthers have showed so far why ...
