Neil Cobaugh has spent 12 years as an assistant to Dave Roman Jr., but now the Ferndale graduate will get the opportunity to replace his mentor as the head basketball coach at GreaterJohnstown.

The Ken Lantzy Finest 40 Football Game is one of the state’s oldest all-star games for high school seniors.
The organization celebrated its 39th classic on Saturday night at Trojan Stadium with the South winning its fourth straight in a 50-38 victory over the North.

The South made a statement 18 seconds into the 39th Ken Lantzy Finest 40 all-star football game at Johnstown’s Trojan Stadium.
Not even a minute later, the Rebels put an exclamation point on that statement with another score.

The South squad’s offense certainly won’t be grounded during Saturday’s Ken Lantzy Finest 40 all-star football game at Trojan Stadium.
While South head coach Ken Salem’s squad has the line and backs to establish the running game, this group also has the tools to take to the air.
“We’ve been really pleased with Cory Kaltenbaugh and Matt Duray’s progress learning our pro-style package,” Bishop McCort’s Salem said of his two quarterbacks after a Thursday morning practice session at Richland. “We expect to throw the ball more than we run it.”

Central Cambria coach Ken Bussard believes his North squad’s offense has the tools to break the South’s three-year reign in the Ken Lantzy Finest 40 all-star football game on Saturday at Johnstown’s Trojan Stadium.

Westmont Hilltop football coach Matt Glennon is still a relative newcomer to the area, just completing his first year at the helm.
The Hilltoppers skipper is getting an opportunity this week to experience the traditions of the Ken Lantzy Finest 40 All-Star Football Classic, which is set for 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Johnstown’s Trojan Stadium.

The South squad had won the last three Ken Lantzy Finest 40 football games and the North knows that it once again has its work cut out it for this year’s 39th annual contest.
The first day of practices took place Monday at the Pitt-Johnstown campus and on the artificial turf at Richland High School.

The week of activities for the 39th annual Ken Lantzy Finest 40 All-Star Football Game kicked off Sunday at Windber Recreation Park with a picnic for the players, coaches, committee and family members.
This year’s event features a matchup of Laurel Highlands Athletic Conference coaches with Central Cambria’s Ken Bussard at the helm for the North and Bishop McCort’s Ken Salem leading the South.

The wrong play at the right time by Serra Catholic ended Bishop McCort’s dream of playing for a state baseball championship.

Bishop McCort won’t have to face Serra Catholic’s top pitcher when the teams meet today, but runs still might be hard to come by for the Crimson Crushers.