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JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – The Laurel Highlands Athletic Conference announced its all-fall sports teams.
Student-athletes from Bedford, Bishop Carroll Catholic, Bishop McCort Catholic, Central Cambria, Chestnut Ridge, Forest Hills, Greater Johnstown, Richland, Somerset and Westmont Hilltop are listed.
In boys cross country, Central Cambria’s Ethan Haycisak and Reed Takacs and Forest Hills’ Tyler Caron were named to the first team. Bishop Carroll’s Noah Knoblach, Chestnut Ridge’s Grady McDonald, Central Cambria’s Miles Doyle and Forest Hills’ Jack Smith were voted to the second team. Central Cambria was the team champ.
Bedford’s Chloe May, Central Cambria’s Paige Alexander, Forest Hills’ Bella Ascherl, Richland’s Natalia Mavridis and Somerset’s Emily Fisher and Libby Marteeny were selected to the girls cross country first team. Bishop Carroll’s Abigail Hines and Central Cambria’s Alaina Long, Alyson Sheehan and Delaney Snyder were named to the second team. Central Cambria was the team champion.
The West football’s first-team offense consists of McCort-Carroll’s Jon Delia (running back) and Caleb Rodriguez (guard); Chestnut Ridge’s Elijah Diehl (tackle); Forest Hills’ Xander Richardson (quarterback, running back, athlete); Penn Cambria’s Ayden Himmer (tight end), Blake Lilly (returner), Logan Price (center) and Dayne Summerville (tackle); and Richland’s Jamere Christian (wide receiver), Brodie Hollis (guard), Arnold Mugerwa (wide receiver), Ryan Rakita (center) and Mitch Timcik (kicker).
The first-team defense is made up of McCort-Carroll’s Bentley Bainey (back, athlete) and Rocco Fetzko (tackle); Chestnut Ridge’s Caden Hinson (end); Forest Hills’ Richardson (linebacker); Penn Cambria’s Lilly (back) and Corbin Vinglish (linebacker); Richland’s Christian (back), Hollis (tackle), Grayson Mahla (linebacker), Joe McAneny (end) and Mugerwa (back); and Somerset’s Josiah Antram (punter).
The second-team offense consists of McCort-Carroll’s Nick Dressick (wide receiver) and Ka’Leem Taylor (wide receiver); Chestnut Ridge’s Cade Emerick (tight end), Hinson (guard) and Jayden Imler (running back); Greater Johnstown’s Emanuel Hill (tackle); Penn Cambria’s Brady Jones (quarterback) and Lilly (athlete); Richland’s Matt Hostetler (guard), Mahla (running back) and Ashton Roberts (tackle); and Somerset’s Thompson (kicker).
The second-team defense is made up of Bedford’s Grey Livengood (back); McCort-Carroll’s Bainey (punter), Garrett Farabaugh (end) and Rodriguez (tackle); Central Cambria’s Chase Sinosky (back); Chestnut Ridge’s Cameron Hillegass (linebacker); Forest Hills’ Caleb Myers (tackle), Austin Pramuk (back) and Ed Raptosh (linebacker); Penn Cambria’s Himmer (linebacker); Richland’s Christian (returner), Brayden Knepper (back), Mugerwa (athlete) and Nate Pugh (end); and Somerset’s Drew Miller (linebacker).
Honorable mentions on offense include McCort-Carroll’s Tommy Altschuh (center), Avery Conner (kicker) and Fetzko (guard); Central Cambria’s Ryan Chappell (running back) and John Dill (tight end); Chestnut Ridge’s Blake Conlon (tackle) and Carter Wharton (returner); Forest Hills’ Myers (tackle); Greater Johnstown’s Stephon Hill-Goodman (wide receiver); Penn Cambria’s Matthew Eckenrode (guard) and Vinglish (running back); Richland’s Christian (athlete), Jake Regan (quarterback); and Somerset’s Carter Dunmyer (wide receiver). Defensive honorable mentions consist of McCort-Carroll’s Dressick (back), Marquez Gordon (end) and Luke Stevens (linebacker); Central Cambria’s Chappell (linebacker), Alex Kubat (linebacker) and Cam Stevens (back); Chestnut Ridge’s Cooper Barefoot (linebacker); Forest Hills’ Brody Custer (back); Greater Johnstown’s Jaimeer Dykes (tackle); Penn Cambria’s L.J. DelGrande (tackle), Eckenrode (end) and Grant Gides (back); Richland’s Regan (punter); and Somerset’s Dunmyer (athlete). McCort-Carroll is the team champion.
Central Cambria’s Andrew Kasecky, Penn Cambria’s Colten Karlheim, Richland’s Trent Salem and Westmont Hilltop’s Colby Carlson and James Webb were selected to the boys golf team.
Bishop Carroll’s Sarah Miller; Central Cambria’s Maddie Dumm and Bella Mesoras; Forest Hills’ Trista Cruley; and Westmont Hilltop’s Gabby Filia, Josie Hill and Camille Wesner were voted to the girls golf team.
In boys soccer, Bedford’s Sam Koontz (defense), Ethan Ritchey (defense) and Owen Schrock (offense); Carroll-McCort’s Angus Ryan (goalkeeper) and Jack Tremel (defense); Greater Johnstown’s Kapriese Belz (defense) and Julian Dietz (offense); Penn Cambria’s Nick Marshall (offense) and Jackson Rice (defense); Somerset’s Josiah Antram (offense); and Westmont Hilltop’s Elijah Brownlee (defense) were honored on the first team. Carroll-McCort’s Camden Galiote (defense) and Nick Oravec (offense); Central Cambria’s Jon Rivera (offense); Greater Johnstown’s Mason Brainard (defense) and David Taylor (offense); Somerset’s Declan Egal (offense), Hoyt Emert (defense) and Chris Thompson (defense); and Westmont Hilltop’s Alex Mondick (goalkeeper) and Kaden Weidlein (offense) are on the second team. Carroll-McCort’s Liam Shawley (defense), Central Cambria’s Liam O’Brien (defense) and Brock Williamson (defense), Forest Hills’ Bryce Carroll (goalkeeper) and Logan Strayer (offense), Penn Cambria’s Seth Conrad (defense), Richland’s Landon Shearman (offense) and Mitch Timcik (offense) were honorable mentions. Bedford was the team champ.
Bedford’s Della DeLong (defense) and Alyssa Leydig (offense), Carroll-McCort’s Madison Delauter (offense), Central Cambria’s Izzy O’Brien (defense) and Katie Scott (goalkeeper), Forest Hills’ Aivah Maul (offense) and Samantha Papcunik (offense), Penn Cambria’s Kayla Adams (defense), Richland’s Dylan Brock (offense) and Kamryn Ribarich (defense) and Somerset’s Taryn Steele (defense) were named to the girls soccer first team. Central Cambria’s Kaydence Sinclair (offense) and Lydia Wise (defense); Forest Hills’s Marleigh Gray (defense) and Danica Shrift (defense); Penn Cambria’s Meghan Andersen (offense) and Danielle Farabaugh (defense); Richland’s Layna Beglin (offense), Aubrey Dunlap (defense) and Addison Piscatello (offense); and Westmont Hilltop’s Kendall Gilbert (goalkeeper), Mara Glover (defense) and Taylor Yoder (offense) were selected to the second team. Carroll-McCort’s Claira Myers (defense), Central Cambria’s Gabby Mowry (defense), Greater Johnstown’s Kass Hardison (goalkeeper), Penn Cambria’s Avery Holland (goalkeeper) and Richland’s Jenna Jordan (goalkeeper) and Jazalyn Sossong (defense) were honorable mentions.
Chestnut Ridge’s Haley Hundley is the West most valuable player. Bedford’s Taylor Ruhlman and Kasey Shuke, Bishop McCort’s Julia Vittone, Somerset’s Emilia LaNasa and Westmont Hilltop’s Lilly Evans and Isabella Parrish were named to the first team.
In girls volleyball, Central Cambria’s Erica Brouse (hitter) and Rowyn Ruddek (defensive specialist), Forest Hills’ Morgan Gdula (defensive specialist) and Eva Myers (hitter), Penn Cambria’s Lily Gergely (hitter) and Richland’s Addison Hirsch (hitter) and Brooklyn Roberts (setter) are on the first team. Bishop Carroll’s Emily Olienyk (hitter), Forest Hills’ Kiera Smith (setter), Penn Cambria’s Kate Eckenrode (hitter), Richland’s Kiya Wise (hitter), Somerset’s Eve Housley (hitter) and Westmont Hilltop’s Bella Thomas (setter) were selected to the second team.
Bedford’s Bailey Mickle, Bishop Carroll’s Olivia Gregg, Forest Hills’ Paxtyn Pcola and Somerset’s Reagan Holmes were honorable mention. Central Cambria was the champion.
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Student-athletes from Bedford, Bishop Carroll Catholic, Bishop McCort Catholic, Central Cambria, Chestnut Ridge, Forest Hills, Greater Johnstown, Richland, Somerset and Westmont Hilltop are listed.
In boys cross country, Central Cambria’s Ethan Haycisak and Reed Takacs and Forest Hills’ Tyler Caron were named to the first team. Bishop Carroll’s Noah Knoblach, Chestnut Ridge’s Grady McDonald, Central Cambria’s Miles Doyle and Forest Hills’ Jack Smith were voted to the second team. Central Cambria was the team champ.
Bedford’s Chloe May, Central Cambria’s Paige Alexander, Forest Hills’ Bella Ascherl, Richland’s Natalia Mavridis and Somerset’s Emily Fisher and Libby Marteeny were selected to the girls cross country first team. Bishop Carroll’s Abigail Hines and Central Cambria’s Alaina Long, Alyson Sheehan and Delaney Snyder were named to the second team. Central Cambria was the team champion.
The West football’s first-team offense consists of McCort-Carroll’s Jon Delia (running back) and Caleb Rodriguez (guard); Chestnut Ridge’s Elijah Diehl (tackle); Forest Hills’ Xander Richardson (quarterback, running back, athlete); Penn Cambria’s Ayden Himmer (tight end), Blake Lilly (returner), Logan Price (center) and Dayne Summerville (tackle); and Richland’s Jamere Christian (wide receiver), Brodie Hollis (guard), Arnold Mugerwa (wide receiver), Ryan Rakita (center) and Mitch Timcik (kicker).
The first-team defense is made up of McCort-Carroll’s Bentley Bainey (back, athlete) and Rocco Fetzko (tackle); Chestnut Ridge’s Caden Hinson (end); Forest Hills’ Richardson (linebacker); Penn Cambria’s Lilly (back) and Corbin Vinglish (linebacker); Richland’s Christian (back), Hollis (tackle), Grayson Mahla (linebacker), Joe McAneny (end) and Mugerwa (back); and Somerset’s Josiah Antram (punter).
The second-team offense consists of McCort-Carroll’s Nick Dressick (wide receiver) and Ka’Leem Taylor (wide receiver); Chestnut Ridge’s Cade Emerick (tight end), Hinson (guard) and Jayden Imler (running back); Greater Johnstown’s Emanuel Hill (tackle); Penn Cambria’s Brady Jones (quarterback) and Lilly (athlete); Richland’s Matt Hostetler (guard), Mahla (running back) and Ashton Roberts (tackle); and Somerset’s Thompson (kicker).
The second-team defense is made up of Bedford’s Grey Livengood (back); McCort-Carroll’s Bainey (punter), Garrett Farabaugh (end) and Rodriguez (tackle); Central Cambria’s Chase Sinosky (back); Chestnut Ridge’s Cameron Hillegass (linebacker); Forest Hills’ Caleb Myers (tackle), Austin Pramuk (back) and Ed Raptosh (linebacker); Penn Cambria’s Himmer (linebacker); Richland’s Christian (returner), Brayden Knepper (back), Mugerwa (athlete) and Nate Pugh (end); and Somerset’s Drew Miller (linebacker).
Honorable mentions on offense include McCort-Carroll’s Tommy Altschuh (center), Avery Conner (kicker) and Fetzko (guard); Central Cambria’s Ryan Chappell (running back) and John Dill (tight end); Chestnut Ridge’s Blake Conlon (tackle) and Carter Wharton (returner); Forest Hills’ Myers (tackle); Greater Johnstown’s Stephon Hill-Goodman (wide receiver); Penn Cambria’s Matthew Eckenrode (guard) and Vinglish (running back); Richland’s Christian (athlete), Jake Regan (quarterback); and Somerset’s Carter Dunmyer (wide receiver). Defensive honorable mentions consist of McCort-Carroll’s Dressick (back), Marquez Gordon (end) and Luke Stevens (linebacker); Central Cambria’s Chappell (linebacker), Alex Kubat (linebacker) and Cam Stevens (back); Chestnut Ridge’s Cooper Barefoot (linebacker); Forest Hills’ Brody Custer (back); Greater Johnstown’s Jaimeer Dykes (tackle); Penn Cambria’s L.J. DelGrande (tackle), Eckenrode (end) and Grant Gides (back); Richland’s Regan (punter); and Somerset’s Dunmyer (athlete). McCort-Carroll is the team champion.
Central Cambria’s Andrew Kasecky, Penn Cambria’s Colten Karlheim, Richland’s Trent Salem and Westmont Hilltop’s Colby Carlson and James Webb were selected to the boys golf team.
Bishop Carroll’s Sarah Miller; Central Cambria’s Maddie Dumm and Bella Mesoras; Forest Hills’ Trista Cruley; and Westmont Hilltop’s Gabby Filia, Josie Hill and Camille Wesner were voted to the girls golf team.
In boys soccer, Bedford’s Sam Koontz (defense), Ethan Ritchey (defense) and Owen Schrock (offense); Carroll-McCort’s Angus Ryan (goalkeeper) and Jack Tremel (defense); Greater Johnstown’s Kapriese Belz (defense) and Julian Dietz (offense); Penn Cambria’s Nick Marshall (offense) and Jackson Rice (defense); Somerset’s Josiah Antram (offense); and Westmont Hilltop’s Elijah Brownlee (defense) were honored on the first team. Carroll-McCort’s Camden Galiote (defense) and Nick Oravec (offense); Central Cambria’s Jon Rivera (offense); Greater Johnstown’s Mason Brainard (defense) and David Taylor (offense); Somerset’s Declan Egal (offense), Hoyt Emert (defense) and Chris Thompson (defense); and Westmont Hilltop’s Alex Mondick (goalkeeper) and Kaden Weidlein (offense) are on the second team. Carroll-McCort’s Liam Shawley (defense), Central Cambria’s Liam O’Brien (defense) and Brock Williamson (defense), Forest Hills’ Bryce Carroll (goalkeeper) and Logan Strayer (offense), Penn Cambria’s Seth Conrad (defense), Richland’s Landon Shearman (offense) and Mitch Timcik (offense) were honorable mentions. Bedford was the team champ.
Bedford’s Della DeLong (defense) and Alyssa Leydig (offense), Carroll-McCort’s Madison Delauter (offense), Central Cambria’s Izzy O’Brien (defense) and Katie Scott (goalkeeper), Forest Hills’ Aivah Maul (offense) and Samantha Papcunik (offense), Penn Cambria’s Kayla Adams (defense), Richland’s Dylan Brock (offense) and Kamryn Ribarich (defense) and Somerset’s Taryn Steele (defense) were named to the girls soccer first team. Central Cambria’s Kaydence Sinclair (offense) and Lydia Wise (defense); Forest Hills’s Marleigh Gray (defense) and Danica Shrift (defense); Penn Cambria’s Meghan Andersen (offense) and Danielle Farabaugh (defense); Richland’s Layna Beglin (offense), Aubrey Dunlap (defense) and Addison Piscatello (offense); and Westmont Hilltop’s Kendall Gilbert (goalkeeper), Mara Glover (defense) and Taylor Yoder (offense) were selected to the second team. Carroll-McCort’s Claira Myers (defense), Central Cambria’s Gabby Mowry (defense), Greater Johnstown’s Kass Hardison (goalkeeper), Penn Cambria’s Avery Holland (goalkeeper) and Richland’s Jenna Jordan (goalkeeper) and Jazalyn Sossong (defense) were honorable mentions.
Chestnut Ridge’s Haley Hundley is the West most valuable player. Bedford’s Taylor Ruhlman and Kasey Shuke, Bishop McCort’s Julia Vittone, Somerset’s Emilia LaNasa and Westmont Hilltop’s Lilly Evans and Isabella Parrish were named to the first team.
In girls volleyball, Central Cambria’s Erica Brouse (hitter) and Rowyn Ruddek (defensive specialist), Forest Hills’ Morgan Gdula (defensive specialist) and Eva Myers (hitter), Penn Cambria’s Lily Gergely (hitter) and Richland’s Addison Hirsch (hitter) and Brooklyn Roberts (setter) are on the first team. Bishop Carroll’s Emily Olienyk (hitter), Forest Hills’ Kiera Smith (setter), Penn Cambria’s Kate Eckenrode (hitter), Richland’s Kiya Wise (hitter), Somerset’s Eve Housley (hitter) and Westmont Hilltop’s Bella Thomas (setter) were selected to the second team.
Bedford’s Bailey Mickle, Bishop Carroll’s Olivia Gregg, Forest Hills’ Paxtyn Pcola and Somerset’s Reagan Holmes were honorable mention. Central Cambria was the champion.
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