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Basketball
High School Boys
Wednesday
Central Cambria 59, Penn Cambria 54: In Ebensburg, the Red Devils outscored the Panthers 22-9 in the fourth quarter to surge ahead and snag a victory over their neighboring rivals. Brayden Swope led Central Cambria with 25 points, while teammate J.D. Brouse notched 18.
Penn Cambria’s Caden Gibbons matched Swope’s scoring output, while Landon Semelsberger put up 15.
Greater Johnstown 69, Chestnut Ridge 20: In New Paris, Amier Robinson scored 17 points, and Tommy Ashcom netted 14 as the visiting Trojans pulled away from the Lions.
Messiah Armstrong scored 13 points for Greater Johnstown, which won its third straight game and fifth in the past six outings.
Conemaugh Township 74, Portage 40: In Davidsville, Colin Dinyar scored 20 points, and Erik McClemens netted 18 as the host Indians defeated the Mustangs.
Stephen Stango added 16 points, and Jacob Bartis had 10 points for Conemaugh Township.
Portage’s Tyson Burkett scored 11 points and had eight assists and six steals. Darnell Caldwell tallied 11 points for the Mustangs.
United 82, Conemaugh Valley 52: Carter Payne connected on 11 field goals, three from 3-point range, and scored 25 points as the undefeated Lions rolled over the host Blue Jays.
Ryan Felix added 20 points for United (19-0), and Brody Burkett and Connor Darr each scored 10 points.
Lance Masser had 15 points and 13 rebounds to lead Conemaugh Valley. Masser surpassed the 500 career rebound milestone. George Weimer scored 10 points for the Blue Jays.
Ferndale 71, Harmony 52: All five Ferndale starters scored in double digits as the host Yellow Jackets beat the Owls.
Joe Prave led Ferndale with 21 points, followed by Logan Bryner (17), Connor Hrivnak (12), Don Corson (11) and Chance Washington (10).
Brady Hagens topped Harmony with 21 points, and Bryson Hagens scored 17 points.
Northern Cambria 61, Cambria Heights 36: In Northern Cambria, Luke Blickenderfer led the Colts with 20 points, and Parker Shutty netted 15 points in a win over the visiting Highlanders.
Daniel Farrell added 10 points for Northern Cambria. Levi Kline scored 15 points and Nolan Clawson tallied 10 points for Cambria Heights.
Richland 72, Bedford 29: In Bedford, Jamere Christian scored 22 points, and Noah Lushko tallied 18 points as the Rams pulled away from the Bisons.
Arison McCulty netted 11 points, and Glaiden Hale had 10 points and nine rebounds for Richland. Jonah Topper led Bedford with 10 points.
Turkeyfoot Valley 64, Blacklick Valley 34: In Confluence, the Rams’ Lance Jones poured in 33 points with Ely Walker adding 11 of his own in a win over the Vikings. A 23-8 push in the second quarter helped Turkeyfoot Valley establish a sizable chunk of its victory margin.
Eli Sheesley’s 12 points topped Blacklick Valley.
McConnellsburg 63, Windber 42: In Windber, the Spartans used 22 points from Hoyt Glenn and 13 more from Shaffer Earley as they pounded out a win over the Ramblers.
Unbeaten McConnellsburg held a nine-point lead at halftime and outscored the hosts 24-12 in the third quarter to pull away.
Windber was led by Logan Serenko’s 13 points.
Tuesday
Richland 56, Bishop Carroll Catholic 16: In Ebensburg, the Rams saw Noah Lushko (16) and Arnold Mugerwa (15) combine for 31 points as they dispatched the Huskies. Glaiden Hale yanked down 12 rebounds in the win that saw Richland bound out to a 24-4 lead after a quarter, and 43-7 edge at halftime.
The Rams’ Jamere Christian dished out nine assists.
High School Girls
Bishop McCort Catholic 55, Penn Cambria 45: In Cresson, Zoey Ferguson had a team-high 12 points as the Crimson Crushers defeated the host Panthers.
Emma Preuss and Lexi Wachs each netted 10 points for Bishop McCort Catholic.
Sophia Beard scored a game-high 17 points for Penn Cambria.
Blacklick Valley 51, Turkeyfoot Valley 22: In Confluence, Mackenzie Kinter collected 14 points, seven rebounds, six steals and three assists as the visiting Vikings beat the Rams.
Averi Yewcic scored 10 points and had five rebounds for Blacklick Valley. Josie Nedrich dished out seven assists and had five rebounds to go with eight points.
Turkeyfoot Valley’s Kiley Mitchell scored 10 points.
United 51, Portage 36: In Armagh, with 17 points coming from Kenedi Fiochetta and 15 more from Ella Worthington, the Lions powered past the Mustangs.
Portage’s Kendall Bednarski struck for 12 points to lead her team.
Forbes Road 47, Rockwood 35: In Rockwood, Sydney Galvin scored 17 points in the Cardinals’ road win.
Rockwood’s Paelyn Sanner had a game-high 18 points.
Hockey
Laurel Mountain
Tuesday
Conemaugh Valley 8, Greater Johnstown 1: In Ebensburg, Teegan McGough tallied a hat trick, while Logan Gentile and Brody Pablic (three assists) each netted two goals in the Blue Jays’ triumph over the Trojans at North Central Recreation Center.
Hayden Gates and Connor Wolfhope provided two helpers apiece.
Angus Ryan also scored. Josef Toth totaled 26 saves.
Greater Johnstown’s Nykos Kobal scored.
PIHL
Tuesday
Beaver 4, Richland 0: Sammy Mecchia buried two goals, and Owen Honey stopped 25 shots as the Bobcats blanked the Rams at 1st Summit Arena @ Cambria County War Memorial.
Brady George and Colin Justice each added a marker.
Richland’s Alea Ladika made 35 saves.
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High School Boys
Wednesday
Central Cambria 59, Penn Cambria 54: In Ebensburg, the Red Devils outscored the Panthers 22-9 in the fourth quarter to surge ahead and snag a victory over their neighboring rivals. Brayden Swope led Central Cambria with 25 points, while teammate J.D. Brouse notched 18.
Penn Cambria’s Caden Gibbons matched Swope’s scoring output, while Landon Semelsberger put up 15.
Greater Johnstown 69, Chestnut Ridge 20: In New Paris, Amier Robinson scored 17 points, and Tommy Ashcom netted 14 as the visiting Trojans pulled away from the Lions.
Messiah Armstrong scored 13 points for Greater Johnstown, which won its third straight game and fifth in the past six outings.
Conemaugh Township 74, Portage 40: In Davidsville, Colin Dinyar scored 20 points, and Erik McClemens netted 18 as the host Indians defeated the Mustangs.
Stephen Stango added 16 points, and Jacob Bartis had 10 points for Conemaugh Township.
Portage’s Tyson Burkett scored 11 points and had eight assists and six steals. Darnell Caldwell tallied 11 points for the Mustangs.
United 82, Conemaugh Valley 52: Carter Payne connected on 11 field goals, three from 3-point range, and scored 25 points as the undefeated Lions rolled over the host Blue Jays.
Ryan Felix added 20 points for United (19-0), and Brody Burkett and Connor Darr each scored 10 points.
Lance Masser had 15 points and 13 rebounds to lead Conemaugh Valley. Masser surpassed the 500 career rebound milestone. George Weimer scored 10 points for the Blue Jays.
Ferndale 71, Harmony 52: All five Ferndale starters scored in double digits as the host Yellow Jackets beat the Owls.
Joe Prave led Ferndale with 21 points, followed by Logan Bryner (17), Connor Hrivnak (12), Don Corson (11) and Chance Washington (10).
Brady Hagens topped Harmony with 21 points, and Bryson Hagens scored 17 points.
Northern Cambria 61, Cambria Heights 36: In Northern Cambria, Luke Blickenderfer led the Colts with 20 points, and Parker Shutty netted 15 points in a win over the visiting Highlanders.
Daniel Farrell added 10 points for Northern Cambria. Levi Kline scored 15 points and Nolan Clawson tallied 10 points for Cambria Heights.
Richland 72, Bedford 29: In Bedford, Jamere Christian scored 22 points, and Noah Lushko tallied 18 points as the Rams pulled away from the Bisons.
Arison McCulty netted 11 points, and Glaiden Hale had 10 points and nine rebounds for Richland. Jonah Topper led Bedford with 10 points.
Turkeyfoot Valley 64, Blacklick Valley 34: In Confluence, the Rams’ Lance Jones poured in 33 points with Ely Walker adding 11 of his own in a win over the Vikings. A 23-8 push in the second quarter helped Turkeyfoot Valley establish a sizable chunk of its victory margin.
Eli Sheesley’s 12 points topped Blacklick Valley.
McConnellsburg 63, Windber 42: In Windber, the Spartans used 22 points from Hoyt Glenn and 13 more from Shaffer Earley as they pounded out a win over the Ramblers.
Unbeaten McConnellsburg held a nine-point lead at halftime and outscored the hosts 24-12 in the third quarter to pull away.
Windber was led by Logan Serenko’s 13 points.
Tuesday
Richland 56, Bishop Carroll Catholic 16: In Ebensburg, the Rams saw Noah Lushko (16) and Arnold Mugerwa (15) combine for 31 points as they dispatched the Huskies. Glaiden Hale yanked down 12 rebounds in the win that saw Richland bound out to a 24-4 lead after a quarter, and 43-7 edge at halftime.
The Rams’ Jamere Christian dished out nine assists.
High School Girls
Bishop McCort Catholic 55, Penn Cambria 45: In Cresson, Zoey Ferguson had a team-high 12 points as the Crimson Crushers defeated the host Panthers.
Emma Preuss and Lexi Wachs each netted 10 points for Bishop McCort Catholic.
Sophia Beard scored a game-high 17 points for Penn Cambria.
Blacklick Valley 51, Turkeyfoot Valley 22: In Confluence, Mackenzie Kinter collected 14 points, seven rebounds, six steals and three assists as the visiting Vikings beat the Rams.
Averi Yewcic scored 10 points and had five rebounds for Blacklick Valley. Josie Nedrich dished out seven assists and had five rebounds to go with eight points.
Turkeyfoot Valley’s Kiley Mitchell scored 10 points.
United 51, Portage 36: In Armagh, with 17 points coming from Kenedi Fiochetta and 15 more from Ella Worthington, the Lions powered past the Mustangs.
Portage’s Kendall Bednarski struck for 12 points to lead her team.
Forbes Road 47, Rockwood 35: In Rockwood, Sydney Galvin scored 17 points in the Cardinals’ road win.
Rockwood’s Paelyn Sanner had a game-high 18 points.
Hockey
Laurel Mountain
Tuesday
Conemaugh Valley 8, Greater Johnstown 1: In Ebensburg, Teegan McGough tallied a hat trick, while Logan Gentile and Brody Pablic (three assists) each netted two goals in the Blue Jays’ triumph over the Trojans at North Central Recreation Center.
Hayden Gates and Connor Wolfhope provided two helpers apiece.
Angus Ryan also scored. Josef Toth totaled 26 saves.
Greater Johnstown’s Nykos Kobal scored.
PIHL
Tuesday
Beaver 4, Richland 0: Sammy Mecchia buried two goals, and Owen Honey stopped 25 shots as the Bobcats blanked the Rams at 1st Summit Arena @ Cambria County War Memorial.
Brady George and Colin Justice each added a marker.
Richland’s Alea Ladika made 35 saves.
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