MEADVILLE, Pa. – Eisenhower’s Anthony Rivera, Logan Jaquay, Easton Hedman, Josh Bortz and Cael Black are all through to the semifinals at the District 10 Section I Tournament. Of those five, only Bortz had to wrestle multiple matches. The other four received first-round byes and needed ...
The road to Hershey starts today for Eisenhower and Youngsville wrestlers. Grapplers from those teams take their first step in the individual postseason when the District 10 Section 1 AA Tournament starts today in Meadville. Weigh-ins begin at 3 p.m. with action set to start at 4:15 p.m. ...
In their final home game of the season, the Eisenhower Lady Knights turned in a strong performance from start to finish in a 47-39 Region 2 victory over Union City on Saturday. Lilee Renninger had a monster first half and Emiley Wheeler came back from a thumb injury early in the game to finish with a team-high 17 points. “Lilee Renninger really kept us in the game early,” said Eisenhower coach Mike Logue. Renninger had six points, five blocks and 10 rebounds in the first half as the Lady Knights built a 26-14 halftime lead. Delaney Chase made a layup in the closing ...
Cambridge Springs clinched the Region 3 title outright with a 55-35 win at Eisenhower Friday. The Blue Devils led wire-to-wire and never by less than five points after the first two minutes of the game. The win kept Cambridge two games in front of Youngsville with just one region game left ...
COCHRANTON, Pa. — Cochranton had four players in double figures in a 71-49 Region 3 win over visiting Eisenhower Tuesday. The Cardinals connected on seven 3-pointers and scored at least 15 points in each quarter. The Knights nearly matched the long balls, six, but was held under 15 points in every quarter. “This was just a tough road loss,” Eisenhower coach Wayne Lundmark said. Cochranton (5-14 overall, 5-5 Region 3) led by just three, 17-14, after the first quarter, but exploded for 21 points in the second to open a 38-26 halftime lead over Eisenhower (6-12, 3-7). The ...
There may have been a dusting of snow on their vehicles when fans left the Eisenhower gym following Tuesday’s match between the Knights and Warren Dragons. It probably seemed like nothing compared to the whiteout they had been part of moments earlier. Both the Knights and Dragons ...
