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Backyard Brawl: Ike volleyball edges Youngsville in 4 sets

The 2017 fall sports edition of the “Backyard Brawl” got off to a raucous start Thursday as Eisenhower volleyball defended its home court with a 3-1 win over visiting Youngsville. “We never quit working,” said Eisenhower coach Scott Olson. Youngsville got out to an early 4-2 lead ...

Warren beats Titusville for Dolan’s 100th win

TITUSVILLE – Warren’s first Region 4 match of the season came with a milestone. After opening its season at the Fort LeBoeuf Tournament on Saturday, Warren traveled to Titusville on Tuesday and came away with a 3-0 win (25-13, 25-21, 25-16) in its Region 4 opener. The win was the 100th for Warren head coach Mike Dolan, as he has led the Lady Dragons to the upper echelon of District 10 programs in his 11 years at the helm. “I thought we played very well, aside from a small stretch at the end of game two,” Dolan said. “We executed on offense and had excellent ball control, ...

Fitting tribute

Times Observer photo by Andy Close At halftime of the Brookville at Warren Dragons season-opener on Friday evening at War Memorial Field, a plaque — to be place outside War Memorial — was dedicated to former longtime Warren Area High School football coach John “Toby” Shea, at right, ...

Warren, Eisenhower, Sheffield set to kickoff football season

The PIAA officially calls it Week 0, but the players and coaches don’t really care what you call it – football is here. A trio of non-league games kicks off the county slate, with Eisenhower hosting Mercyhurst Prep, Warren hosting Brookville and Sheffield traveling to Elk County ...

Seniors Benjamin, Myers help lead the transition from Youngsville to Warren

The decision to shut down the Youngsville football program and have them co-op with Warren in March was met with a lot of criticism. Now it’s August and some of those Youngsville players who would have taken on big roles with the Eagles are now doing so for the Dragons. And while they ...

Pennsylvania rallies for 48-30 win in Big 30

BRADFORD – Eleven recent Warren County high school graduates got to strap on the pads one more time at the high school level. Eisenhower’ Spencer Gray, John Hummell, Hunter McNutt and Adam Pascuzzi, Warren’s Joey Carlson, Brendon Mattson and Hayden Salapek, Sheffield’s Mason Albaugh, Gabe Donato and Cam Retterer and Youngsville’s Ryan Bush took the field one final time at the high school level at the 44th annual Big 30 All-Star Charities Classic at Bradford’s Parkway Field. Trailing 14-0 at the end of the first quarter, Pennsylvania came alive, outscoring their foes ...