By Jim Hammett For the Mirror JOHNSTOWN — The Bishop Guilfoyle Marauders had a bit of a slow start in a diocesan rival McCort-Carroll on Friday night at Sargent’s Stadium at the Point in Johnstown, but eventually the Marauders found some life to dispatch the Crimson Crushers 30-12 to ...
By Michael Boytim mboytim@altoonamirror.com PITTSBURGH — Hollidaysburg Area football coach Homer DeLattre was worried about two things going into Friday’s game against Taylor Allderdice at George K. Cupples Stadium. He felt the Dragons would come out inspired after honoring their late coach, Jerry Haslett, who died about a month ago at 59 on his way to one of Allderdice’s 7-on-7 matchups, and he didn’t think the Golden Tigers would be able to make many big plays due to Allderdice’s speed. One out of two isn’t bad. Hollidaysburg struggled in the first quarter and ...
By John Hartsock jhartsock@altoonamirror.com STATE COLLEGE — It’s back to the drawing board for Altoona and head coach Vince Nedimyer Jr. After dropping its season-opening game to archrival Hollidaysburg last week, Altoona ran into a buzz saw Friday night as the Mountain Lions were ...
By Paul Buriak For the Mirror JOHNSTOWN — Bellwood-Antis rebounded from a lackluster first half Friday night at Westmont Hilltop and used splash plays on defense and special teams over the final two periods to come away with its second straight win to open the season with a 20-10 Laurel ...
By Kerry Naylor For the Mirror JOHNSTOWN — The Tyrone Golden Eagles found an offensive rhythm against Greater Johnstown Friday night at Trojan Stadium, grinding out 193 yards on the ground while gaining 228 yards through the air in a 42-12 win over the Trojans. It was the first Laurel Highlands Conference win of the season for Tyrone, which evened its record at 1-1. Greater Johnstown, meanwhile, dropped to 0-2 with its 42nd consecutive loss. Play of the game: With Tyrone holding a tenuous 7-6 lead in the second quarter, quarterback Ashton Walk rolled to his left and threw to Eli ...
By Kevin Landis For the Mirror SOMERSET — Eli Muthler accounted for two Central touchdowns while teammate Jay Hoenstine had eight receptions for 112 yards and the two scores as the duo helped the Central Scarlet Dragons rebound from a sluggish first half to defeat the Somerset Golden Eagles, 20-13, Friday. Play of the game: With the game tied at seven at the half, Central used a big play with Muthler hitting Hoenstine on a curl, with Hoenstine getting away from his defender and racing 45 yards for the score on their first offensive play of the third quarter, which seemed to be ...
