Sophia Fleck recorded the shutout for the Great Commission girls soccer team in its 1-0 win over Calvary Christian on Friday in varsity play at the Valley View Field. The Lady Bears got their only goal in the first half from Alexa Hall — on a penalty kick — in the season opener for both ...
Defending District 6 Class 3A champion Hollidaysburg got a stiff challenge from Tyrone in last year’s championship game, and the two teams will both enter 2026 with plenty of talent which could lead to an eventual rematch. The Golden Tigers will welcome back Alex Arbogast, a Mirror ...
Name: Angus Ryan High school: Bishop Carroll Catholic Hometown: Nicktown Sport: Soccer Position: Goalkeeper College choice: Saint Francis University Other colleges considered: None Why I picked Saint Francis: “I picked SFU because it gives me the opportunity to prove what I am capable ...
Name: Nick Marshall High school: Penn Cambria Hometown: Loretto Sport: Soccer Position: Forward College choice: Mount Aloysius Other colleges considered: Thiel College, Saint Francis Why I picked Mount Aloysius: “I chose the Mount because I was able to play at the next level while also being able to stay local.” Greatest high school achievement: “Winning the first-ever district title for our program and breaking the school record for goals” How I got my start in soccer: “My dad signed my up for AYSO when I was 3” Favorite college growing up: Penn State ...
FIRST TEAM Alex Arbogast, jr., Hollidaysburg: Mirror second-team all-star as a sophomore. … Had a hat trick in a win over Central. … Finished with nine goals and a team-high 17 assists for the Golden Tigers. … Team captain and defensively accomplished as a midfielder. Jace Black, sr., Altoona: Two-time Mirror first-team all-star. Second-team Mirror all-star as a sophomore. … Three-year Altoona captain. … Led the Mountain Lions with 11 goals and also had a team-high with six assists. Andrew Chestney, sr., Hollidaysburg: Team captain. … Scored the game-winning goal in the ...
HOLLIDAYSBURG — The 2025 season has been a very good one for the Hollidaysburg Area High School boys soccer program, and, according to veteran Tigers coach Craig Shale, losing a state playoff game in the final game of the year took none of the shine from it. After winning the District 6 ...
