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Knights battle to win over Iroquois

LAWRENCE PARK – Eisenhower hit the road on Wednesday and received six forfeit wins en route to a 47-28 win over Iroquois. “We looked a little flat tonight,” said Eisenhower coach Kris Black. “It’s a tough match to get up for, knowing they’re giving away a lot of forfeits, but we ...

Knights score huge win over Region 3 leader Cambridge Springs

Cambridge Springs looked like it was going to close out the first quarter at Eisenhower Tuesday on a 15-3 run and with all the momentum heading into the second frame. The thing is, momentum is a fickle beast. The Knights inbounded the ball with just five seconds remaining in the opening ...

Knights earn tough win over Saegertown

Eisenhower fought off fatigue and continued the momentum gained from the North East Wrestling Classic with a 43-29 win over visiting Saegertown Monday. The Knights (6-1 overall, 6-1 Region 3) rallied from a 15-0 deficit to pick up the win. “Saegertown always has a good team,” ...

Craig’s monster game sends Youngsville past Iroquois

Youngsville kept pace in the Region 3 playoff race, rolling to a 54-25 victory over visiting Iroquois on Monday. The Lady Eagles outscored Iroquois 26-3 in the first half of a game that was never in doubt. “We definitely started out well,” said Youngsville coach Andy Sveda. “Everyone ...

Knights take first at North East Wrestling Classic

NORTH EAST – The Eisenhower Knights took home three individual championships on their way to the team title at the North East Wrestling Classic on Saturday. Logan Jaquay at 106, Sam Holt at 138 and Spencer Head at 152 all won individual titles, as the Knights topped the 13-team field with 195 1/2 points. Jamestown was second with 161. “Winning a tournament is always nice,” said Eisenhower coach Kris Black. “Obviously the highlights would be the there guys that won – Logan, Spencer and Sam. Sam’s a senior and it was nice to see him win. We’ve moved him around some and ...

Ike stays hot, tops Maplewood

GUYS MILLS – The Eisenhower Knights are red-hot. Behind 21 points from newly-minted 1,000-point scorer Jaydon Hayes, the Knights outscored Maplewood 41-18 in the second half en route to a 71-54 Region 3 road win over Maplewood on Saturday. The victory, the third-straight for the Knights (7-6 overall, 5-2 Region 3) moved them into sole possession of second place behind Cambridge Springs. The Tigers () got out of the gates quickly, as Andy Wooley, who scored a team-high 14 points, connected on a pair of early 3s to stake his team to an early 21-19 lead. Kyle Mehok scored six ...