JOHNSTOWN –– Friday night’s 1st Summit Bank Ken Lantzy All-Star Classic football game was as competitive and tightly contested as any meeting between conference rivals on a crisp October evening. The South all-star squad connected on a big play for a go-ahead touchdown with just over ...
GIRLS FIRST TEAM Paige Alexander, so., Central Cambria: Mirror honorable mention as a freshman. … Was second on the Mirror Honor Roll in both the 800 and 1600 runs. … Ran the anchor leg of the 3200-meter relay team that won a bronze medal at the PIAA meet with a time of 9:29.11. … Also ...
BOYS FIRST TEAM Eli Cunningham, sr., Bishop Carroll: Second-team Mirror all-star as a junior. … Won a silver medal in the PIAA Class 2A long jump with a distance of 22 feet, 5.25 inches, just a quarter of an inch from a state championship. … Qualified for the PIAA meet by hitting the ...
The North team’s Noah Lucko of Tussey Mountain breaks free from Johnstown’s Daniel Porter of the South team to score and tie the game at 7-7 in the 55th 1st Summit Bank Ken Lantzy All-Star Classic Friday night at Trojan Stadium in Johnstown. The South won the game, 20-14.
TV time The game will air live on Renda Media, out of Indiana, on YouTube TV on Friday night. The link to the game can be found with this story on the Mirror’s website. Penn Cambria reached the PIAA Class 3A state football semifinals for the second straight season last November, and ...
WEST MIFFLIN — Everett got down from the start and never led as its season came to a close in a 9-5 defeat to Laurel on Monday afternoon in PIAA Class 2A state softball semifinal playoff action at West Mifflin High School. The Lady Warriors racked up 12 hits as Morgan Bowser, Baylee Snyder, Kassi Howsare and Anna Cooper notched two apiece. Snyder, Bowser and Lyla Levy each smacked a double for Everett, which finished its season with a record of 20-5. SCORE BY INNINGS Laurel 210 021 3—9 11 0 Everett 020 012 0—5 12 1 2B—Fell 2, Krol (L); Snyder, Levy, Bowser (E). ...
