HARBORCREEK, Pa. – It might not have been a region game but the Warren Dragon boys soccer team earned perhaps its biggest win of the season on Saturday. The Dragons scored three second-half goals – two by Caleb Lindell and the other by Wes Kiehl to knock off previously unbeaten Harbor ...
OIL CITY, Pa. - For the second straight week, Warren’s defense was gashed while the offense was stymied in a 53-0 loss at Oil City Friday. Oilers quarterback Holden Stahl gave the home crowd plenty to cheer about on homecoming. The junior signal caller accounted for four touchdowns on the night, two passing and two rushing. The Oilers defense may have been even better, holding the Dragons to negative net yards of offense. “The last two weeks, we’ve played the two best teams in the region,” Warren coach Mark Morelli said. “Right now, this program is not built to play against ...
Heading into Thursday’s rematch with Harbor Creek, Warren volleyball coach Mike Dolan knew his team would have to have a physical presence at the net to come away with a win. The Dragons got that physicality from Jordan Sitler and Olivia English and avenged a 3-1 loss in the season-opener with a 25-23, 25-18 and 25-20 sweep of the Huskies. “Jordan was outstanding with her physical play at the net,” Dolan said. “Olivia did a great job in the middle as well. We blocked well and played some good back row defense behind the block, which slowed down their offense and their big ...
Warren captured its own title at the Blueberry Invitational on Thursday. The Dragons had a pair of excellent scores, led by Jared Bupp who finished second with a 77 and Owen Blum, who was third with a 78. Meadville’s Ryan Ferry, a District 10 Individual title favorite, shot a 76 to take ...
MEADVILLE, Pa. – Caleb Lindell scored all five Warren goals as the Dragons came away from Meadville with a 5-0 Region 5 win. While Lindell was scoring goals, the Dragons’ defense kept the Bulldogs offense in check in what was a physical contest. Meadville was issued four yellow cards through the match. “It was very physical and there were some things going on I didn’t appreciate,” Warren coach Denny Flatt said. “I was very proud of our kids, they kept their composure. It’s very easy for high school kids to lose their emotions.” Lindell put his first one in the back ...
The Warren Dragons returned home in front of a packed house at War Memorial Field last Friday, only to watch as Meadville spoiled the party, dominating in every facet of the game in a 53-6 win over the Dragons. The task doesn’t get any easier tonight, as the Dragons (3-2 overall, 1-2 Region 7) hit the road to Oil City for a date with the defending D-10 champs and current unbeaten Oilers (7 p.m.). So, is a bounce back in the cards? “We had what I call a mid-season progress report on Monday at film session. We laid it out all out in plain and simple terms where we stood, how we ...
