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Subich, Dell recognized for football
Greater Johnstown High School senior Nick Subich earned the Joe Sarra Community Service Award and took a Scholar Athlete Award at the recent Central Pennsylvania Chapter of the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame Scholar Athlete Awards Banquet.
The Joseph D. Sarra Community Service Award is named for the long-time chapter board member and former Penn State assistant football coach. -
Bailey Bowl: Father vs. son for District 6-AA championship
Traditionally, high school football is a prominent topic at the Thanksgiving dinner table for the Bailey family.
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Forest Hills overcomes third-seeded Central
Few people gave sixth-seeded Forest Hills much of a chance Saturday night against No. 3 Central in their District 6 Class AA quarterfinal matchup.
That was just fine with the Rangers, who threw for over 200 yards against the Scarlet Dragons and went on to surprise their hosts, 21-7. -
Shutout ends Rangers' run
The Forest Hills girls’ soccer team knew it had an uphill battle on Tuesday night.
The Rangers faced a strong opponent in Moon, which previously competed in AAA. Moon’s accurate passing and spacing on offense were on display as they won 3-0 in the first round of state playoff action.
Forest Hills (19-1-1) lost for the first time all year to District 7’s runner-up, which took defending state champion Mars to overtime on Saturday. Forest Hills’ defense held strong early in the first half as Moon’s offense kept the ball in the Rangers’ zone most of the night. Senior goalkeeper Megan Ross (19 saves) made an impressive save on a Moon header in the 10th minute. -
Walls, Rangers win District 6-AA soccer
Forest Hills junior defender Kayla Walls doesn’t get a lot of opportunities to put the ball in the back of the net.
When she got her chance on Saturday in the District 6 Class AA championship game, Walls made her shot count. -
Forest Hills, Richland girls win soccer playoffs
Both Forest Hills and Richland advanced in their respective District 6 girls soccer semifinals Thursday night at Herlinger Field to set up interesting rematches on Saturday afternoon for the district championship.
Forest Hills beat Bedford 2-0 in the Class AA semifinal and Richland beat Bishop Guilfoyle 4-0 in the Class A semifinal. -
Friday preview: Battle of unbeatens highlights slate
A battle of two 9-0, state-ranked teams highlights our weekly look at Friday-night matchups.
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Forest Hills wrestler picks Penn State
This week, Cody Lawa made his dream into a reality, as he gave a verbal commitment to wrestle at Penn State.
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Friday preview: Forest Hills concerned about Bishop Guilfoyle
Bishop Guilfoyle accomplished something not many believed possible during last week’s win against Cambria Heights. The Marauders significantly hampered the Highlanders’ high-powered run game.
Don’t be surprised if Bishop Guilfoyle’s blueprint for defensive success is copied by other members of the Laurel Highlands Athletic Conference when going against Cambria Heights. -
Forest Hills girls prove themselves the team to beat
The Forest Hills girls soccer team no longer feels the need to prove itself to anyone, but that doesn’t mean that the Rangers haven’t set some lofty goals for themselves this season.
“This year there is more pressure on the girls and I can see it, especially on the seniors,” said Forest Hills coach Donna Gallaher after her team defeated Penn Cambria 13-0 on Monday to raise it record to 6-0-1. - More HS Sports Forest Hills Headlines
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Subich, Dell recognized for football





