PHILADELPHIA — Cam York flicked a wrist shot for an overtime winner that ignited a Flyers' celebration 14 years in the making — through retread coaches, insignificant hockey and front office failings — when he slithered free from the mob of exuberant teammates and chucked his stick deep ...
Warren’s Kolten Sumrow was perfect Tuesday as he shot a 25 to lead the Dragons to a 162-147 victory over the Sheffield Wolverines. Warren’s team score of 162 tied its season high, with everyone improving their scores throughout the season. Twenty-two out of 35 shooters hit at least 20 ...
CORRY — The Eisenhower track teams split with nonregion Corry on Tuesday, with the Knights boys winning 92-58 and the girls losing 95.5-50.5. Two new Eisenhower records were set in the boys meet. Junior Chase Myers broke Noah VanHouten’s 110-meter high hurdles record of 15.01 which was set in 2016, with a time of 14.84 seconds Tuesday. Freshman Alex VanGelder broke Brad Ludwick’s longstanding record of 141 feet, 8.5 inches in the discus, which had stood since 1985, with a toss of 153 feet, 5 inches. The Knights had strong efforts from several athletes. In addition to the ...
HARBORCREEK — The Warren Dragons fell to the Harbor Creek Huskies 19-4 in Region 6 softball Tuesday. “It was a tough loss, but we got better at the small things,” said head coach Samantha Mott. Alexis Jones got the scoring started with a single that drove in Alanna Warrior in the top of the first inning. The third inning was active for the visiting Dragons as they were able to cross the plate three times. Bristol Holden hit a shot down the first base line to score Tori Solberg. Then, Alanna Warrior followed that up with a single that scored Emma Gray and Holden. Unfortunately ...
The SEC's reign as the king of the first round of the NFL draft was toppled by the Big Ten. But the conference that coined the mantra "It Just Means More" for its dominance of college football in the 2010s remained in the top spot for the entire draft after the SEC set a record for the ...
BUFFALO, N.Y. — David Pastrnak embraces what comes from being the face of the Boston Bruins, heavy as the responsibility might be. With their season on the line, leave it to the 12th-year forward and team's leading scorer to deliver in the clutch. Leaning on his knack for anticipation, ...
