Cambria County Sports Hall of Fame

07/12/2026

A diverse group of seven talented individuals were honored for an array of outstanding accomplishments both on and off the field during Saturday night's 23rd Cambria County Sports Hall of

07/06/2026

We are just a few days away from honoring veteran sports broadcaster Tim Rigby and the Cambria County Sports Hall of Fame’s Class of 2026 on Saturday, July 11.

As a Ferndale Area High School graduate, Tim Rigby has always considered Johnstown to be home.

07/01/2026

Join us on July 11 as we honor Jessica (Brutz) Stoddard as part of the Cambria County Sports Hall of Fame Class of 2026:

As a youngster, Jessica (Brutz) Stoddard found herself struggling to keep pace with others in the water during a family outing. Even then, she knew she wanted to swim.

06/29/2026

Northern Cambria legend and four-time PIAA Track and Field champion Janae (Dunchack) McGuirk will be among the honorees at the Cambria County Sports Hall of Fame induction ceremony on July 11.

Learn more about her journey and secure your tickets to attend:

Janae (Dunchack) McGuirk's success at the NCAA Division I level helped her earn a spot in the Cambria County Sports Hall of Fame. She will be inducted in the Class

06/28/2026

Join us in two weeks as we honor this year’s Cambria County Sports Hall of Fame inductees including the one and only Steve Carlson #17 🏒

https://www.tribdem.com/sports/local_sports/kickstart-of-my-career-cambria-county-sports-hall-of-fame-induction-builds-on-steve-carlsons/article_81db7187-2881-4eb9-b406-e4167f202ab4.html via The Tribune-Democrat

Steve Carlson arrived in Johnstown during the 1974-75 North American Hockey League season, alongside his brothers Jack and Jeff. As a 19-year-old rookie, Carlson helped the Johnstown Jets win a

02/09/2026

Our thoughts are with Don’s family, friends, colleagues and all those whose lives he touched during his many years as a legendary coach and educator in our region.

Don Bailey led the Forest Hills High School football program to 375 wins in 45 years, the seventh-highest total in Pennsylvania history. But his former players and area coaches remembered

10/17/2025

Congratulations to Judy Heinze (Class of 2024) on her well-deserved retirement after 67 years of officiating.

Johnstown’s Judy Heinze concluded a 67-year officiating career – 55 as a pioneer in the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association – Wednesday night at Conemaugh Valley Junior/Senior High School.