Breaking News

Eisenhower Knights

Knights battle in setback to Region 3 leader Cochranton

Eisenhower’s young baseball team continues to make progress. And, despite a 18-5 setback to Region 3 leader Cochranton, Wednesday was more proof of that. The Cardinals struck for seven runs in the first inning, which easily could have buried the Knights. They didn’t let that happen, however. “The team is really improving and it’s the freshmen that are making that happen,” said Eisenhower coach Joe Troxell. They got one back in the bottom half of the innings, with Teagan Gray singling in Zach Rohlin, and got two more in the second. One of those freshman, Dillon ...

Eisenhower swept by Titusville

Eisenhower’s track teams were unable to maintain the momentum built from a strong showing at the Mars Invitational as the Knights were swept by visiting Titusville Tuesday. Kelly Glotz won three events, Jonah Samuelson swept the hurdles and Eisenhower took two of the three relays, but it ...

Eisenhower falls to Maplewood

Eisenhower spotted Maplewood six runs in the first inning, which proved to be too much to overcome in a 16-6, 5-inning setback on Monday. The Knights (3-6) got two back in the first, courtesy of a Dakota Chase sacrifice fly and a Zach Rohlin RBI single. Maplewood (4-5) got those runs ...

Knights, Eagles shine at respective invitationals

MARS, Pa. – TerryLee Talasky led a strong Eisenhower contingent at the prestigious Mars Invitational on Friday. The Knights, who were one of seven District 10 schools competing in the 39-team field comprised mostly from the WPIAL, had their star senior sprinter finish second in the 400, ...

Youngsville holds off Eisenhower for second time this season, 6-5

The Backyard Brawl softball battle between Youngsville and Eisenhower followed a similar path to the first meeting last week. The Lady Eagles jumped out to an early lead, and Eisenhower rallied late. Much like that first contest, Youngsville was able to hold off the Lady Knights, 6-5 at ...

Knights roll past Iroquois

IROQUOIS, Pa. – When Eisenhower hosted Iroquois two weeks ago, the Knights needed a Drake Gens walkoff double to secure the win. Two weeks later, they had the Braves number all game long and needed just six innings to come away from Iroquois with a 13-2 win Friday. “We’re very pleased with the win,” Eisenhower assistant coach Rick Rohlin said. “That was a good one.” Eisenhower pitcher Dakota Chase was superb, needing just 74 pitches in the complete game win. He gave up two runs, one earned, on just three hits and struck out nine without allowing a walk. “Dakota ...