Students at Armstrong High School, north of Pittsburgh, were banned from hockey games and may face further discipline after directing sexually-explicit chants at an opposing female goalie Thursday, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
A group of roughly 50-60 students from the school reportedly repeated the chant, which was directed at a female goalie on the Mars hockey team. The goalie has started all five games for the team. The goalie — whose name was not made public by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette — was reportedly in tears following the second period.
Armstrong principal Kirk Lorigan said he was "appalled and embarrassed" at the Armstrong students' actions.