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Eisenhower girls beat Iroquois 4-0 in Region 3

ERIE — The Eisenhower Knights went on the road Tuesday to face Iroquois and beat the Braves 4-0 to improve to 8-3-0 overall and 2-3-0 in Region 3 girls soccer. It was Keira Cressley who got the Knights off to a quick lead just 20 seconds into the game when she took a pass from Rosalie Rondeau and fired a shot into the back of the net for a 1-0 lead. Cressley increased the Eisenhower lead just two minutes later on a pass from Hannah Lund and the Knights never looked back. “The offense today strung together some really nice passes which opened up some great shots on goal,” ...

Rydbom wins 2nd Stateline 200

BUSTI, N.Y. — Seventy-six cars took the green flag for the Busti Auto Stateline 200. For the second straight year, Meadville, Pennsylvania's Brian Rydbom earned the top prize and $2,500 winners purse. Rydbom started 59th and found his way to the point just after the halfway point. Sugar ...

Briefs

Adult bowling Candy Vinopal rolled a 224-568 on Sept. 17 and followed that up a week later with a 201-212-203-616 to highlight the action in the Youngsville Ladies League at Valley Bowling Center. Other scores were Cindy Reasbeck 224-536, Sue Bero 191-518-182-513 and Amy Willsie 182-513 on Sept. 17; and Dana Williams 190-544 and Cheri Wolfgang 164-484 on Sept. 24.

Learning experience

Photos courtesy of Mark Evans Warren dropped a Region 2 tennis match 5-0 to McDowell on Monday at Betts Park. Above, Dragons head coach Thomas Pellegrino talks to third singles Carly Fitzsimmons during a break in the action. Below left, Warren's Evelyn Romanosky hits a return shot. Below ...

Conneaut sweeps Knights in volleyball

RUSSELL — Conneaut made the long trip to Eisenhower on Monday night and made quick work of the Knights, defeating the hosts in three sets, 25-11, 25-18 and 25-22 in a nonregion volleyball match. Eisenhower was led by Paisley Lawson, who had 10 kills, an ace, nine digs and four serve ...

Steelers might be smoothing out early bumps

PITTSBURGH — Aaron Rodgers urged patience, not panic, after the new-look Pittsburgh Steelers seemed an awful lot like the old-look Pittsburgh Steelers through two weeks. The four-time NFL MVP urged anyone who would listen to avoid being lured onto the emotional roller coaster that often ...