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Warren boys fall at Ridgway

RIDGWAY, Pa. – Warren went toe-to-toe on the road with one of District 9’s premier programs on Monday, but Ridgway had just a little too much in a 53-43 win over the Dragons. Warren led 11-8 after the first quarter, but the Elkers, an honorable mention team in Pennsylvania in Class 2A, went on a 14-4 run in the second quarter to take a 7-point lead into halftime. “That got us behind,” said Warren coach Jeff Berdine. Ridgway (16-3), known for its suffocating defense, limited the Dragons to just 4-of-20 from 3-point range in the contest. “That doomed us,” Berdine ...

WAHS swimming falls at Prep/Villa

ERIE – Prep/Villa swimmers won all but three events in a sweep over visiting Warren Monday. Cathedral Prep defeated the Warren boys, 133-47, while Villa Maria topped the girls, 122-55. Cara Anderson won the 100 butterfly, Katie Beyer the 100 freestyle and Paige Johnson the 200 IM for the only Warren individual wins on the night. Full results will be published in Wednesday’s Times Observer.

Warren picks up huge win over General McLane

EDINBORO, Pa. – This one meant a lot. Behind 27 points from Margo Loutzenhiser and a career-high 26 from freshman Riley Childress, the Warren Lady Dragons went on the road and picked up a huge Region 6 win, 64-58 over General McLane. The win for Warren (16-1 overall, 6-1 Region 6) all but assures them of a top seed in the District 10 Class 5A playoffs (Villa is 4A). “Huge win,” said Warren coach Lisa LaVan. “It was a lot of fun. We came out, took care of business and did what we needed to do.” The hot starts that have become a recent trend continued, as the Dragons ...

Fresh off 2nd place at districts, Dragons dominate Cambridge Springs

Fresh off a second place finish at the District 10 Class 3A Team Dual Championships Wednesday, Warren wrestlers came out firing in front of their home fans and rolled past Cambridge Springs with a 51-24 win Friday. The Dragons won five matches via pinfall, with an injury default and two ...

Warren boys’ rally falls short at Oil City

OIL CITY, Pa. – Try as they might, the Warren Dragons couldn’t quite rally from a double-digit deficit in a 76-71 Region 6 loss at Oil City on Friday. The Dragons put four players in double figures, led by Griffin Suppa’s 18 points. Oil City did the same, however, led by Hunter Hahn’s game-high 23. “We did a poor job rotating to cover up the player who left to help,” said Warren coach Jeff Berdine. “They made some 3-point shots and we chased a lot on defense tonight, so defensively we were not good and got killed on the offensive glass. “We made a nice run at ...

Dragons 2nd at D-10 Team Dual Championships

ERIE, Pa. – Warren’s wrestling team advanced to the finals of the District 10 Class 3A Team Dual Championships for the first time in over a decade Wednesday at the Hagerty Family Events Center. Warren topped Meadville in the semifinals, but unfortunately for the Dragons, they ran into a ...