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Warren volleyball wins Maplewood Tournament

MAPLEWOOD — Warren girls volleyball gained some serious confidence over the weekend as they won the 12-team varsity Maplewood Tournament on Saturday. In the morning "Black Pool" the Dragons defeated Cambridge Springs 25-16, 25-16, Neshannock 25-17, 25-22, General McLane 25-7, 25-14, and ...

Knights compete at Rocky Grove Invite

ROCKY GROVE — The Eisenhower Knights competed at the 52nd annual Rocky Grove Invitational on Saturday and came home with some hardware. The varsity boys earned a 5th place team finish out of 18 total teams, with Parker McBride leading the charge in 21st place and a medal. Earning ribbons for the Knights were Mason Britt in 28th, Alec Lund 34th, and Joey Fanelli in 48th. Also competing were Cameron Lindell in 51st, Brice Ludwick 62nd, and Dylan Shaffer in 122nd. Izzy Grosch’s pace of 23:54 was good for 30th overall and earned her a ribbon. Haley Ferrie came in 88th, and Addy ...

Rodgers vs. Bowles should be quite a chess match

TAMPA, Fla. — Todd Bowles will have to be quite creative to surprise Aaron Rodgers. Known for his complex defensive schemes and disguising his blitz packages, Bowles and his Tampa Bay Buccaneers are facing an elite quarterback who has seen everything in a distinguished NFL ...

If I could only train that buck

“I wish I could train that buck!” If you ever find a bottle with a genie in it, save your wish for something better. Why? Because you are already training deer. The truth is that you train deer without realizing it, every time you go into the woods. You’re training them as surely as ...

Bills aim to avoid letdown in Las Vegas

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Buffalo will come into its game against Las Vegas trying to maintain momentum. The Bills could learn a lesson on what not to do from the Raiders. The Raiders came off a three-point loss to rival Kansas City on Oct. 4, a well-played defeat against one of the NFL's top teams ...

Cathedral Prep rolls Warren football

ERIE — The Warren High boys football team had a tall order to fill Friday evening as they took on Cathedral Prep, falling 45-7 to the Ramblers. The first half was all Prep as they got out to a quick lead and never looked back. Despite the loss, the Dragons had some positive takeaways as they shut out the Ramblers in the second half and quarterback Parker Kiser had a nice rushing touchdown to be the final score in the game. The Dragons will now focus on the highly anticipated county clash next Friday when they head to Eisenhower to take on the Knights for a first-ever matchup on ...