Warren County Christian School beat Slippery Rock Christian 3-0 – 25-10, 25-22, 25-23. The win avenged a loss earlier in the season to SR. “This was a very good team win,” said WCCS coach Mark Brenner. “They beat us in five earlier in the season, so we wanted this one real bad. ...
Philadelphia 76ers fans have adopted the phrase “trust the process” as the team attempts to rebuild itself into a contender. Eisenhower volleyball coach Scott Olson isn’t exactly asking his players to “trust the process” following a 25-18, 25-20 and 25-14 sweep at the hands of ...
On an unseasonably warm September afternoon, the Warren girls cross country team picked up a pair of wins – 24-33 against Corry and 26-30 versus North East. Naomi Hahn’s second place finish led the way (22:30), while Kayla Giambrone finished fourth, Bri Ristau sixth and Leah Drake ...
Youngsville battled early against Region 3 heavy Cochranton, but the Eagles lost a long volley for the first point of the second set and the wheels fell off after that in a 25-14, 25-8 and 25-7 sweep from the visiting Cardinals Tuesday. “We were able to rally in the first game,” ...
KANE – Sheffield traveled to Kane on Thursday, and while the result was a 3-1 (18-25, 25-22, 10-25, 17-25) setback, it was a big improvement from Tuesday’s match against St. Marys. “We had a lot more effort and energy tonight,” said Sheffield coach Melissa Lemay. Callen Copley had a strong match for the Lady Wolverines with 17 service points, including nine in a row in the second game win, as well as six aces. Mya Grubbs added 23 assists, Lexi Lyon 11 kills and four blocks and Eliza Davidson eight kills. “Kane’s really tall and they have some very aggressive ...
HARBOR CREEK – Warren and Youngsville traveled to Harbor Creek in their Region 4 openers. The host Huskies edged Warren in the girls meet, 28-31, while the HC boys also beat both the Dragons and Eagles, Each team turned in some impressive performances, however, as Warren sophomore Naomi Hahn won the girls race in 20:37.05, while the Dragons’ Troy Shattuck finished fourth in the boys race (18:32.92). “Today we saw a lot of good individual performances, as we were without a full squad for either varsity team,” said Warren coach Kevin Dustin. “Troy Shattuck led our boys ...
