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Rossi scholarships handed out in D6

The PIAA District 6 Committee recently announced the recipients of the 2026 Dean Rossi Sportsmanship Scholarship and Award, honoring student-athletes who exemplify outstanding sportsmanship, character and integrity. Each year, District 6 high schools are invited to nominate one male and one female student-athlete who best represents the values of sportsmanship both on and off the field. This year, each recipient will receive a medal and $225 scholarship, made possible through the continued support of the District 6 Committee. The award is named in memory of Dean Rossi, a long-time ...

Bellwood-Antis baseball knocks off No. 1 McCort

JOHNSTOWN — The Bellwood-Antis Blue Devils rode a four-run second inning all the way to the District 6 Class 2A championship game, defeating the No. 1 seed Bishop McCort Crushers, 4-3, on Thursday in a semifinal matchup at Point Stadium. Bellwood-Antis will take on the Mount Union Trojans, ...

C-K’s Campagna in the right place in D6 baseball win

NORTHERN CAMBRIA –– Mason Campagna knows how to finish what he started. The senior drove in Claysburg-Kimmel’s first two runs, and then retired the last two men in the Bulldogs’ 3-1 victory against Northern Cambria in a District 6 Class A baseball semifinal playoff game on Thursday at ...

Juniata Valley softball beats Lady Jays again

EBENSBURG — Juniata Valley knocked off top-seeded Conemaugh Valley in the District 6 Class 1A softball semifinals Thursday afternoon in a game that was moved from Johnstown to Central Cambria High School due to weather. The Lady Hornets beat the Lady Jays in the semifinals for the second ...

BG Blanket winner

Jake Kissell (right) was this year’s recipient of the Bishop Guilfoyle Academy Joseph F. Cohen Blanket Award, given to the oustanding senior football player. Presenting the Blanket is Brian Cohen. Courtesy photo

Juniata Valley battles back, but defeated

ALEXANDRIA — Trailing by three entering its last at-bat, Juniata Valley rallied for two runs but couldn’t muster any more in a 5-4 season-ending loss to Homer-Center in District 6 Class 1A semifinal action on Friday afternoon. The top-seeded Green Hornets fell into a 4-1 deficit as the fifth-seeded Wildcats put up one run in the top of the first and three more in the second. JV tied the score at 1-1 when Robert Hess was walked by HC pitcher Dom Shimko with the bases loaded to allow Elijah Johns to cross the plate. The Hornets pulled within one run in the bottom of the fifth as ...