The Tribune Democrat, Johnstown, PA

Chiefs slip past Nailers on road
Neil Smith believes his Johnstown Chiefs are learning how to win again.
The Chiefs beat the Wheeling Nailers 4-3 in a shootout on Tuesday morning at WesBanco Arena. Johnstown won its second consecutive game overall and third straight on the road.
Chiefs acquire forward
The Johnstown Chiefs made their second trade in as many days on Tuesday.
The Chiefs acquired forward Jordan Morrison from the Toledo Walleye for defenseman Chris Zarb. Morrison is expected to be in the lineup for the Chiefs’ game at Kalamazoo on Friday.
Local sports briefs 2/10/2010
NEW - Site and time change for wrestling
The snowstorm expected to hit the area today has forced yet another change to the local sports schedule.
Bedford's match with Huntingdon in the first round of the PIAA Class AA Dual-Meet Championships will be wrestled at 3 p.m. today at Chestnut Ridge High School. It was originally set for 7 p.m. at Chestnut Ridge Middle School.
District 6 duals | ‘Team effort’ powers Rangers
It’s not always the big names that deliver team championships in wrestling. In fact, there are almost always some unsung heroes who make a big difference.
That was the case for Forest Hills on Monday night, as Ian McClelland and Tyler Shaffer played key roles in helping the Rangers win their first District 6 Class AA championship since 2003.
District 5 duals | Bisons capture third straight title
The third time was a charm for the Bedford wrestling team.
The Bisons won their third consecutive District 5 Class AA championship on Monday night, beating rival Chestnut Ridge
46-13 for the title.
Westmont girls win battle of unbeatens
The Westmont girls swimming team continued their unbeaten season Monday with a 90-80 win over Hollidaysburg on Senior Night at the Sports Center at Pitt-Johnstown.
Rasko hits milestone
Jen Rasko scored a game-high 19 points, had six steals, five assists and four rebounds helping Windber to a 70-37 victory over visiting Blacklick Valley on Monday night in WestPAC action.
Rasko came into the contest needing nine points to reach the 1,000-point scoring mark and hit a 3-pointer in the first quarter to achieve the milestone.
Penn State wins Capital One Bowl
Dampened by rain, slowed by mud and trailing late in the fourth quarter, Daryll Clark was determined to get Penn State some points.
The No. 11 Nittany Lions and their star quarterback emerged from the muck for a thrilling
19-17 win over No. 13 LSU at the Capital One Bowl.
Pitt too much for city rival
Ashton Gibbs and Jermaine Dixon led a mid-game surge as No. 25 Pitt broke out of a tie late in the first half by scoring 27 of the next 32 points, and remained unbeaten against city rival Robert Morris with a 77-53 victory Monday night.
Local sports brief 2/9/2010
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