The feeling out process lasted about two minutes. Once the first period of their 195-pound match was over, Warren’s Brandon Daugharty and Eisenhower’s Josh Parker got to work. Parker reversed Daugharty midway through the third for a pinfall win that gave the Knights all the momentum and ...
Eisenhower held off a third-quarter surge to lead wire-to-wire in a 69-49 win over visiting Abraxas Monday. The Knights led by as much as 13 at points in the first half, but the Tornadoes cut the lead to three midway through the third quarter. Eisenhower responded by outscoring Abraxas, ...
SHARON, Pa. – Eisenhower lost its quarterfinal match with Reynolds at the District 10 Class 2A team wrestling championships on Saturday morning, but they were the only team to score against the Raiders on the day. Logan Jaquay and Cael Black both earned decisions at 120 and 220, respectively, while Easton Hedman got Clayton Rhoades on his back to claim a second-period fall at 132. The final score read 65-12. The Raiders went on to beat Mercer 76-0 and Corry 70-0 in earning yet another D-10 crown. “That’s why they’re ranked No. 1 in the state and have multiple state ...
This Tuesday, Eisenhower hosts Warren in wrestling in a White Out Against Cancer. Fans of both teams are encouraged to wear white. Junior High action starts at 6 p.m. with JV and varsity to follow. – – – Beaty Junior High results from this weekend’s Sheffield wrestling tournament: Cole Johnson 2nd; Seth Lester 1st; Connor Hecei 2nd; Trentin Anthony 3rd; Hector Cruz 3rd; Jordan Tuttle 3rd;’Adika Fiscus 2nd; Parker Anderson 2nd; Damien Sanchez 3rd; Lucas Douvlos 1st.
A 9-2 second-quarter run broke the game open and Eisenhower methodically pulled away from visiting Maplewood the rest of the way for a 69-53 Region 3 win Friday. Maplewood’s Gage Bahle was unable to complete a 3-point play with 3:50 to go in the second quarter to leave the Tigers down one, ...
RIDGWAY, Pa. – Ridgway used its slow pace of play to great effect on Friday, topping the visiting Eisenhower Lady Knights 39-22. EHS trailed by just four at halftime, but Ridgway was able to pull away late, outscoring them by nine in the fourth quarter. “We were right with them, and they got a little bit of a lead on us,” said Eisenhower coach Mike Logue. “We just ran out of gas defensively.” Logue also noted that turnovers hurt his squad. Lilee Renninger led with a team-high eight points for Eisenhower, while Emiley Wheeler had six rebounds and three steals and Bella ...
