Mike Mastovich

3 days ago | tribdem.com | Mike Mastovich

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – The Sunnehanna Amateur is often described as a stepping stone for the top players in golf. Fans of the sport have heard the impressive list of Sunnehanna alumni – Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods, Rickie Fowler, Jordan Spieth, Collin Morikawa and many more. kAmy2J $:86= 46>6?E65 9:D 2>2K:?8 =6824J 96C6 5FC:?8 2 ba\J62C DEC6E49 @G6C A2CED @7 7@FC 5:776C6?E 564256D[ AC@5F4:?8 E9C66 $F??692??2 p>2E6FC 492>A:@?D9:AD 2?5 E9C66 CF??6C\FA 7:?:D96D :?

6 days ago | tribdem.com | Mike Mastovich

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – Fifty years ago, the real-life hockey team that inspired the motion picture “Slap Shot” provided Johnstown fans with a championship that sparked a chaotic on-ice celebration followed by an impromptu parade through the city streets. The 1974-75 champion Johnstown Jets players and coaches – assembled by iconic team executive director Johnny “Big Daddy” Mitchell – are remembered and revered by local fans of “old-time hockey.” kAm%96 y6ED 4@>A=6E65 2 7@FC\82>6 }@CE9 p>6C:42?

1 week ago | centredaily.com | Mike Mastovich

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. - Bishop McCort Catholic catcher Jonathan Delia had a perfect vantage point to watch as right-hander Adam Radkowski methodically handled United's lineup on a brisk and wet Friday night. A junior, Delia figured he'd do his part to make sure his battery mate finished on the right side of the win-loss column in the 14th Gene Schultz Memorial Baseball Tournament.

1 week ago | tribdem.com | Mike Mastovich

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – Bishop McCort Catholic catcher Jonathan Delia had a perfect vantage point to watch as right-hander Adam Radkowski methodically handled United’s lineup on a brisk and wet Friday night. A junior, Delia figured he’d do his part to make sure his battery mate finished on the right side of the won-loss column in the 14th Gene Schultz Memorial Baseball Tournament. kAm“w6 H2D 6DE23=:D9:?8 E96 7:CDE A:E49 3J ;FDE 86EE:?8 DEC:<6D @?

1 week ago | mahoningmatters.com | Mike Mastovich

First-year Johnstown Tomahawks coach Jared Kersner would prefer to play a home game in the opening round of the North American Hockey League playoffs. But the postseason format is beyond Kersner's control. Plus, the Tomahawks have a solid 17-11-2 road record entering a three-game series against the New Jersey Titans Friday through Sunday, if necessary, at Middletown Ice World Arena. "We play well on the road," said Kersner, whose team went 3-2-1 against the Titans in six regular-season games.