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Learn about raptor migration at Audubon on Friday

JAMESTOWN — Every spring from March 15 to May 15, volunteers join the Ripley Hawk Watch to witness and document the spectacle of raptor and passerine migration. Residents are invited to join Devin Banning to learn about “Raptor Migration at the Ripley Hawk Watch” at Audubon Community ...

Warren boys tennis blanks Bradford

BRADFORD — The Warren boys tennis team dodged the weather Tuesday and made the most of its opportunity, sweeping Bradford 5-0 in a nonregion matchup. A highlight of the day came at second singles where sophomore Gabe Dougherty picked up a big win over a talented Mason Close, coming back from a set down to win it in three. “Gabe was a bit passive in the first set and struggled to hit through the ball, allowing Mason to close the net and finish things early,” Dragons head coach Thomas Pellegrino said. “He was able to regroup heading into the second and make some necessary ...

Bryan shines on the mound, Dragons down Corry

CORRY — The Warren baseball team picked up its first win of the season Tuesday when it defeated Corry 8-3. The Dragons rebounded nicely from its loss to Meadville earlier in the week by collecting nine hits and riding an impressive pitching performance by sophomore Broc Bryan to victory over the Beavers. “We’re incredibly proud of how the boys played,” head coach Johnny White said. “One through nine (in the lineup) everyone contributed. We stressed to them last night that we had to kick the rust off, adjust our approaches a little bit, and keep playing the hard-nosed ...

Meadville edges Dragons in softball

MEADVILLE — The Warren girls softball team dropped a 3-2 nail-biter Tuesday against Meadville. The Bulldogs scored two runs in the bottom of the second but Warren held them to that until the seventh inning. The Dragons mounted a comeback in the top of the sixth, sparked by Alanna Warrior, who got on base with a single, and Alexis Jones hit a double to put runners at second and third. Peyton Hagg came up with no outs and hit a two-run single to tie the game. Unfortunately for the visitors, the Bulldogs broke the tie in the bottom of the seventh inning to secure the ...

Warren t&f swept at Oil City

OIL CITY — The Warren boys and girls track & field squads had their first meet of the season Tuesday, and while both teams had solid performances, they both suffered losses. The girls fell 79-71 and the boys dropped a 90-60 decision. “Today was our first meet of the year against a great team in Oil City,” reported head coach Kevin Dustin. “It was great to get everyone competing on a nice day. Our girls team hung in tough and were narrowly defeated. The boys team showed a lot of good performances, but were out matched overall. We had a host of district qualifiers, which is ...