Facilities

Bach Wellness Center
The most recent addition to the school is the $3 million Bach Wellness Center. The 14,436-square-foot building includes a weight room, a fitness area, and an auxiliary gymnasium for the school's basketball, baseball, softball, volleyball and tennis teams. The center is named for Dr. Thomas and Eileen Bach, who donated $1.2 million to the project.

Bishop McCort High School Chapel
The Chapel is located in the center of campus and is the site for masses and prayer services. Many Bishop McCort and Johnstown Catholic classes hold special masses during their reunion weekend.

Guzzi Performing Arts Center
This facility is the home of performances of the Bishop McCort Drama Club as well as choral, band and orchestra concerts. All-school masses are also held here since the chapel can not accommodate the entire student body.

Osborne St. Building
This wing of Bishop McCort High School was opened on September 8, 1922 with an enrollment of 128 freshmen. It has been recently been remodeled to accommodate modern technology and additional office space.

Irene St. Building
This wing, opened in 1961, contains newly remodeled science labs, computer labs, classrooms and administrative offices.

Bishop McCort High School Gymnasium
This 800 seat facility hosts boys’ and girls’ basketball games, girls’ volleyball matches and various practice sessions.

Gene Schultz Memorial Football Locker Room 
This area of the boys’ locker room was remodeled prior to the 2009-2010 school year and is named after Gene Schultz, a 1950 graduate of Johnstown Catholic High School and a long time teacher, coach and mentor for thousands of students.

Point Stadium
The original stadium was opened in 1926 and served as the home of Bishop McCort football. Prior to the 2006 season, the entire stadium was razed and was rebuilt. In 2007, Sportexe artificial turf was installed which enables the stadium to be used by the Bishop McCort baseball team and is also used for selected boys’ and girls’ soccer matches.

Cambria County War Memorial Arena
This building was constructed in 1950 and is the home of Bishop McCort hockey.

North Fork Golf and Tennis Club
The course was built in 1929 and is the home of the Bishop McCort boys’ and girls’ golf teams.

Roxbury Park
This outstanding recreation area is located on 29.3 acres of land approximately one mile south of Bishop McCort High School. The facility is currently used for boys’ and girls’ tennis teams as well as football practices.

Park Features
   •   2 regulation baseball fields
   •   2 pony league/softball fields
   •   2 little league baseball fields
   •   8 lighted tennis courts
   •   2 lighted basketball courts
   •   2 lighted racquetball courts
   •   5 lighted volleyball courts
   •   1 lighted roller hockey court
   •   A walking path
   •   Integrated playground
   •   Picnic Pavilions