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Dragons’ ‘D’ has blend of veterans

Similar to their offense, the Warren Dragon defense has a solid blend of veterans with plenty of talent. Sophomore linebacker Tucker Sanford is leading the Dragons with 68 tackles (8.5 per game) on the season, with senior duo Chris Orth and Noah Bleech combining for almost 100. Also looking to make an impact on Friday are free safeties Cameron Hagg and Ayden Corbett, who have multiple interceptions and are hoping to halt any sort of air attack from the Knights. Nose tackle Alex Wilkins, Orth and defensive end Giovanni Larson have combined for 11 tackles for loss, and will try to ...

Finally on the gridiron

EDITOR’S NOTE: With the highly anticipated Warren at Eisenhower football game set for Friday, Times Observer correspondents Steve Younger and Nate Sandberg have collaborated to write daily articles pertaining to the matchup of the Warren County rivals. Today’s topic: Community members ...

Ike-Warren game is long time coming

EDITOR’S NOTE: With the highly anticipated Warren at Eisenhower football game set for Friday, Times Observer correspondents Steve Younger and Nate Sandberg have collaborated to write daily articles pertaining to the matchup of the Warren County rivals. Today’s topic: Community members ...

Steelers’ belief in massive rookie class paying early dividends

PITTSBURGH — Shortly after hearing their names called in front of record-setting crowds on Pittsburgh's North Shore at the 2026 draft, the Steelers' rookie class did what some do when they find themselves thrust together by circumstance: they started a group chat. Over the past six months, ...

Warren’s season ends at doubles championships

ERIE — The Warren girls tennis team wrapped up its season last Thursday at the District 10 Championships held at Westwood Racquet Club. The Dragons had three doubles teams competing, with two advancing to the quarterfinals before falling to the Nos. 2 and 3 seeds in the tournament. Warren’s top team of Scotlynn Perry and Jade Stewart opened the tournament with an 8-5 victory over Erie High. The pair advanced to the quarterfinals, where they fell 8-3 to the tournament’s third-seeded team from Taylor Allderdice. The Dragons’ second team of Olivia Romanosky and Carly ...

Briefs

Bowling Jeff Trohoske’s 252-614 led the Silver Sliders at Valley Bowling Center. Dave Jones rolled a 201-582, followed by Linda Ross (170-447) and Melody Shaffer (163-429). ——— Candy Vinopal’s 211-592 paced the Youngsville Ladies at Valley Bowling Center. Cheri Wolfgang spun a 202-519 and Sue Bero had a 212-513. ——— Austin Peterson’s 218-612 led the Allegheny Exterior Cleaning Services League at Valley Bowling Center. Darcy Rex had a 246-596, Tom Traub cracked a 202-586 and Troy Stewart had a 204-561. ——— Gary VanGuilder’s 223-558 led the ...