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Dragon tennis rolls to victory over Titusville

Warren’s boys tennis team continued its hot start to a busy week with a 5-0 win over visiting Titusville Wednesday. No Dragons player or team lost more than three games in five straight set wins. “This was another solid team victory over a region opponent,” Warren associate coach Thomas Pellegrino said. Caleb Ei was a 6-1, 6-1 winner over Charley Evans at first singles, and Tyler Howard won his second singles match against Nick Wright by the same score. Seth Conarro picked up a 6-1, 6-2 win against Ty Texter at third singles. “All of our singles guys played exceptionally ...

Hussey shuts down McDowell, Warren bats come alive in win

Warren pitcher Nick Hussey made a mistake on the first pitch of Monday’s game against visiting McDowell. It was, for all intents and purposes, the only mistake he made all day. McDowell’s Matt Shepard, Hussey’s mound opponent, deposited that pitch over the right field fence to put ...

Dragon tennis earns doubleheader sweep over visiting St. Marys

Warren’s boys tennis team began a grueling week of action with a double header sweep of St. Mary’s at Betts Park Monday. The Dragons won the first match, played under District 9 rules, 4-3, then took the second, played under District 10 rules, 4-1. “Our team was really pushed today ...

Warren softball grinds out road win over Franklin

FRANKLIN - Warren made the most of its five hits, holding off Franklin, 5-4, on Thursday. Ellie Lobdell battled for seven innings, leaving two runners on in the seventh to hold on. Trailing 1-0, Lobdell’s two-run blast in the fourth gave the Dragons (6-1) the lead. An inning later, Lex ...

Dragon tennis too much for Harbor Creek

Warren’s boys tennis team picked up its fourth straight win with a 4-1 victory over Harbor Creek at Betts Park Thursday. “We had impressive wins bookend a total team effort,” Warren coach Travis Myler said. Caleb Ei got things going at first singles with 6-1, 6-0 win over Jack Murphy. ...

Dragons drop back-and-forth thriller to HC

HARBOR CREEK, Pa. – One great comeback deserved another in Thursday’s Region 7 showdown between Warren and Harbor Creek. In what has become one of District 10’s best baseball rivalries, it seemed only fitting. With his team trailing 3-0 with two on and one out in the top of the seventh, Warren’s Ben Berdine stepped to the plate and tied the game with one swing of his bat, a 3-run bomb to left. Later in the inning, Lance Baldensperger drove in James Swanson to give Warren a 4-3 lead against Casey Smith, who relieved his brother Cody after the latter went 6 1/3 innings before ...