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Trump wants pardoned real estate developer Charles Kushner to be ambassador to FranceNORTH HUNTINGDON, Pa. – The Penn Cambria football team’s incredible season ended one game short of an appearance in the PIAA Class 3A championship game on a frigid Friday night at Norwin High School. District 7 champ Avonworth rode its one-two Neal Brothers rushing attack and a stout defense to a 16-6 victory over Penn Cambria in the state semifinal round. PHOTO GALLERY | Avonworth ends Penn Cambria's historic run in 3A state semifinal But coach Nick Felus and his District 6-3A champion Panthers left the snowy turf at Knights Stadium to the cheers and chants from a large crowd of fans who withstood temperatures in the mid-20s and occasional snow showers. This group of Panthers made history and brought a community together, especially over the past month in winning the program’s first District 6 football title and two state playoff wins, as well as a Laurel Highlands Athletic Conference championship. WTAJ | Penn Cambria vs. Avonworth “Hell of a ride,” said Penn Cambria senior Gavin Harrold, whose 62-yard touchdown run in the second quarter gave the Panthers a 6-3 halftime lead. “I wouldn’t want to go to battle with anyone else. We played as hard as we could. Sometimes you just can’t come out with the ‘dub.’ That’s what happened. “Hats off to them. A great team. I’m sad it ends.” Penn Cambria closed a 14-1 season. Avonworth takes a 12-3 record into next Saturday’s PIAA championship game against undefeated District 11 Northwestern Lehigh, a 31-14 winner over District 4 Danville. “We love these guys so much. This senior class, now it’s going to hurt,” Penn Cambria’s Felus said after leading an emotional, postgame team huddle in the end zone. “It’s going to sting but what they did for the program and the community is second to none.” The Panthers roster included 11 seniors who were key in a “Mountain Mentality” resurgence. “They’re going to be able to look back and understand how much of an impact they had,” Felus said. “We had an unbelievable season. It didn’t end the way we wanted it to end, but we’re not going to let this one game define what this group did for our program and our community.” Avonworth junior Luca Neal gained 254 yards and scored both of his team’s touchdowns. He had 27 carries, most out of a wildcat formation. His brother senior Nico Neal gained 62 yards on 16 carries. Nov. 23 in the District 7 title game win over Central Valley, Nico Neal had 102 rushing yards and two TDs at Acrisure Stadium. “We just wanted to stay to our game plan,” Avonworth coach Duke Johncour said. “The Neal boys are tough hard runners. We knew we eventually could punch one in, and we did. “Our kids are resilient,” he said. “They’re in shape. They’re physical. They’re tough. “They’re downhill.” Neither team scored in the first quarter, although both squads had some success moving the ball on their opening drives. Penn Cambria stopped Avonworth’s Luca Neal for a loss of 1 on fourth-and-1 to take over at the Panthers 38-yard line with 1:13 left in the first quarter. But the possession ended in a third punt by Brady Jones. Behind Luca Neal’s 60 rushing yards, Avonworth moved 66 yards in 13 plays. Facing a fourth-and-4 from the Penn Cambria 8, the Antelopes called on Calder Mahan, who booted a 25-yard field goal with 4:06 remaining in the half. Penn Cambria answered quickly. Harrold got around the end and used a downfield block by junior quarterback Brady Jones, who lined up at receiver, to run 62 yards to the end zone to give the Panthers a 6-3 advantage with 2:30 on the clock. “We saw the outside started to get open. We just hit that side. Great blocks by everyone,” Harrold said. As usual, Penn Cambria lined up for a two-point conversion, but took an encroachment penalty, pushing the ball back to the 7. The ensuing pass attempt sailed through the end zone. “Just an unbelievable effort,” Felus said of the TD run. “That’s what Gavin does. Brady Jones, as a quarterback, lined up at wide receiver and made an unbelievable block.” Avonworth moved to the Panthers 42 in six plays but the drive stalled. Penn Cambria ran out the first-half clock, holding a three-point lead. Early in the third quarter, Nico Neal ran 51 yards to the end zone, but a holding penalty negated the touchdown. Four plays later, the Panthers senior Mason Mento and sophomore Corbin Vinglish stopped Nico Neal on a fourth-and-1 at the Penn Cambria 42. Penn Cambria advanced to the Avonworth 23, but Jones and senior Derek Hite narrowly missed connecting on a fourth-down pass that went a bit high and out of the end zone. Luca Neal ran 65 yards for a touchdown to give the Antelopes a 9-6 lead with 4:39 left in the third quarter. “That’s a great team,” Johncour said of the Panthers. “He broke through the line on that one and made a huge play. He’s a talented player.” Avonworth had an opportunity to pull away after recovering a Penn Cambria fumble at the Panthers’ 45 right after the touchdown. The Antelopes ran 13 plays and got to the 11-yard line, but Penn Cambria junior defensive back Blake Lilly intercepted a pass in the end zone and returned to the 28 with 9:16 remaining in the game. “Our kids battled for all four quarters,” Felus said. “It was one of those games where (Avonworth) tried to control the ball, especially in the fourth quarter. It didn’t feel like we had the ball a lot. “We just weren’t opportunistic enough to take advantage of a few things, but the effort was unbelievable,” he said. “The kids played so hard. The community support was unbelievable.” Luca Neal scored on a 2-yard run with 1:08 remaining, and Mahan booted the extra point. “That last drive sealed the deal,” Johncour said. “That was a great drive.” Harrold gained 97 yards and Jones passed for 30 against a stingy Antelopes defense. “They’re a very good team, well-coached,” Johncour said. “They had athletes all over the field. Our defense played lights out again. We had one blown gasket on a defensive play. “We missed a line. That 12 (Harrold) is going to make you pay for it. He did.” Penn Cambria under sixth-year head coach Felus has emerged from a once-struggling program to a state semifinalist. “We set a standard,” Harrold said. “Ever since I was in seventh grade, Coach Felus came in as head coach and had us working. At first, we were hesitant. Is this going to pay off? “You can tell it paid off. It was a hell of a journey working up from seventh grade the whole way up to now. I just can’t thank Coach Felus enough.” Mike Mastovich is a sports reporter and columnist for The Tribune-Democrat. He can be reached at 814-532-5083. Follow him on Twitter @Masty81. (c)2024 The Tribune-Democrat (Johnstown, Pa.) Visit The Tribune-Democrat (Johnstown, Pa.) at www.tribune-democrat.com Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
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