One of the old adages in sports is, “It’s not how you start, but how you finish.” The boys basketball game between Corry and Warren in the Joseph A. Massa Memorial Gymnasium Friday was about the start, and the finish. The Beavers started quickly and closed strongly, while the Dragons ...
No one was going to feel sorry for the Warren Lady Dragons following their first loss of the season on Monday against Villa, especially not a Harbor Creek team that is fighting with them to stay near the top of the Region 6 standings. That’s okay, because they took matters into their own ...
New year, new location, same result for the Warren swimmers as they swept visiting Mercyhurst Prep Thursday. The girls beat the Lakers by the exact same score, 85-84, they did when they swam at Mercyhurst in December. The boys won 109-58. “It was a total team effort,” Warren coach Russ ...
Some Dragons are working on importing a dragon. The Warren Area High School student council is working on a class gift — a nine-foot tall, 1,300-pound metal dragon. With the renovations of the school complete, the council wanted to put a dragon outside, according to Advisor Tiffany ...
SENECA, Pa. – Warren wrestling coach Dean Johnson said it was best summed up by a fan in the moments after the Dragons’ 40-24 win over Cranberry: “It’s the best $3 I’ve ever spent.” The Dragons earned their second win in as many nights, this one in front of a packed house at Cranberry High School. “The crowd was amazing tonight; both teams fans were fully invested,” Johnson said. “Tonight’s match was what scholastic sports are all about. Every match was important and every point was battled for.” The win was a measure of revenge for the Dragons, after ...
WATERFORD, Pa. – It wasn’t pretty, but the Warren Dragons will certainly take a Region 6 road win any way they get it. Griffin Suppa and Aidan Morrison scored 10 points each and the Dragons played stifling defense en route to a 46-32 victory over Fort LeBoeuf on Tuesday. With the win, Warren (6-5 overall, 4-1 Region 6) kept pace atop the region standings with Titusville, which beat Harbor Creek. “It’s one of those games that really starts with defense,” said Warren coach Jeff Berdine. “You’ll take a region win on the road any way you can get it. I was really proud ...
