Eisenhower swept the track and field edition of the Backyard Brawl at Youngsville Tuesday. The girls won 89-52, with the boys coming away with a 94-47 win. The Lady Knights had to overcome a record-setting Eagles performance on the track, but pulled away by dominating the field events. The ...
After going through some early season growing pains, Tuesday was a real shot in the arm for the Eisenhower softball team. The Lady Knights scored four runs in the sixth inning, rallying from a 2-run deficit for their first win of the season, 12-11 over Seneca. “It was a hard-fought win ...
Eisenhower softball battled hard on Saturday in what was ultimately an 11-0, 5-inning setback to Cambridge Springs. Lexi head got the start on the mound, striking out five and allowing seven hits in her five innings of work. At the plate, Sam Gourley had Ike’s lone hit in the bottom of the fifth. “Our team played well against a very dominant team,” said Eisenhower coach Rich Pascuzzi. In the JV game, Cambridge Springs won 16-5. Morgan Kellogg, Zoie Olson, Krysta Grady and Abbey Frederick all had stolen bases for the Lady Knights, while Phoebe Tower had a ...
Inclement weather across the region Friday forced a number of postponements and schedule changes for Warren County teams. Eisenhower baseball’s game at Saegertown was moved to today. First pitch is set for 2 p.m. While the boys are on the road, the Lady Knights softball team hosts ...
DUKE CENTER, Pa. – Eisenhower got its 2019 track and field season off to a flying start with a sweep at Otto-Eldred Thursday. The boys defeated the Terrors, 81-69, while the girls ran away with a 110-39 win. Delaney Nizzi won four individual events for the girls, while Cyrus Hazeltine was a three time winner for the boys. Nizzi took first in the 100 (18.0) and 300 (51.2) hurdles, the 100 (13.6) and the long jump (14’4”). The Lady Knights swept all three relay races. Caroline Smelko won the 3200 (12:47) and the pole vault (6’6”). Patricia Bortz (400), Aleea Giese (800), ...
COCHRANTON, Pa. – A 16-run first inning blew the game wide open and Cochranton rolled to a 19-0 win over visiting Eisenhower Thursday. The Cardinals (3-1) collected 10 hits over the three innings played and took advantage of several Knights (0-3) errors. Megan Wright and Olivia Karns combined to allow just one hit in the shutout win. “Cochranton hit the ball well, the girls didn’t field well today,” Eisenhower assistant coach Amber Fox said. “It didn’t seem like they were with it for us today. We talked about it and they didn’t have an answer.” Madi Fetzeck picked ...
