Eisenhower took care of business Wednesday and advanced to the District 10 Duals with a 67-12 win over visiting Slippery Rock. The Knights won five matches via pinfall, plus a major decision for bonus points. The Rockets, hit hard by injury during last weekend’s Fred Bell Tournament in ...
UNION CITY, Pa. — Union City connected on five of its 10 3-pointers during a 21-point second quarter on its way to a 58-52 Region 3 win over visiting Eisenhower Tuesday. Matthew Bennett paced the Bears with half of the baskets from behind the arc in a 23-point performance. Union City ...
For most of a decade, booster groups throughout Warren County have been covering funding shortfalls for sports programs. During years of state-level education spending cuts in the early 2010s, Warren County School District cut the amount of funding provided to sports. The district instituted a policy by which students participating in sports and other co-curricular activities are required to pay a registration fee. Those dollars do not and were not intended to cover the shortfall in the budget. Booster groups and other community organizations have been able to make sure the sports ...
SHARON, Pa. – The Eisenhower Knights wrestling team traveled to the Sharon Duals over the weekend and came away with a 4-1 record. Over the course of the day, they saw some great competition, beginning right of the bat with Norwin, won of the biggest schools in the WPIAL. They lost that opening match, 50-30, but rattled off four-straight wins after that. “We had a lot of good matches,” said Eisenhower coach Kris Black. “We wrestled some tough competition and saw some different styles.” The Knights followed the Norwin match with wins over Knoch (48-35), Iroquois ...
Sheffield walked off the Ralph J. Santo Gymnasium floor on Monday night feeling like they let one slip away. The Wolverines jumped out to an 11-0 lead on Smethport and led for nearly the entire game, but Hunter Helsley’s jumper with 10 seconds left gave the visiting Hubbers a 46-44 lead ...
SAEGERTOWN, Pa. — Eisenhower wrestlers rolled through an intentionally-depleted lineup for a 54-18 Region 3 win at Saegertown Wednesday. The win clinches second-place in the region and secures a home wrestle-in match for the Knights for the second straight year. Eisenhower picked up six wins by pinfall, plus a pair of forfeits, over a lineup missing four starters. “This is a big accomplishment,” Eisenhower coach Kris Black said. “Two years in a row we’re going to host a wrestle-in. With as young as we are, I’m proud of them. They did a good job.” Saegertown (9-3 ...
