The Warren baseball team won in dramatic fashion Wednesday evening at Old Legion Field, as the Dragons defeated the visiting Meadville Bulldogs 4-3. The final score did not do the game justice as it was yet again another emotional rollercoaster for the Dragons. The game started with one-run ...
The Warren Unified track and field team traveled to General McLane on Tuesday for their first meet of the season, which was the first-ever contest in program history. The Dragons performed well, but fell to Northwestern (177 points), Corry (115) and General McLane (106). Warren had a great ...
FRANKLIN — The Warren boys and girls track and field teams earned a Tuesday sweep when they visited the Franklin Knights. The girls were in a tight match the entire afternoon, with some events coming down to 0.01 seconds such as the 1,600 meters and the 400-meter relay. The boys won 12 of the events in the contest and had many top-three finishers en route to a lopsided victory. “We knew today would be a close one on the girls' side, and we were happy to see them step up and compete,” said head coach Kevin Dustin. “We are very pleased to be coming away with two wins today. We ...
FRISCO, Texas (AP) — The Dallas Cowboys are planning for George Pickens to play on the franchise tag this year and won't negotiate with the star receiver or his agent on a long-term contract, executive vice president of personnel Stephen Jones said Wednesday. Pickens hasn't signed the ...
Bowling leagues Team Esther — Debby Lucks, Blanch Swaney, Bonnie Lester and Kelley Kibbey — won the league championship in the Ladies Church League at Valley Bowling Center. Bonnie Umpleby led the weekly scores with a 195-531, followed by Cindy Reasbeck (191-514), Marge Peters (203-503), Michele Allen (208-498) and Cheri Wolfgang (177-481). Allen’s 208 was her first-ever 200 game. ——— Jeff Trohoski’s 195-557 led the Silver Sliders at Valley Bowling Center on April 8. Dave Jones spun a 189-550, followed by Linda Ross (161-464) and Kellie Dunn (164-439). On April ...
Quarterback competitions traditionally have been the focal point of spring football when a team has lost its starter from the previous season. Look no further than the Big Ten to see how those battles are becoming a thing of the past. There will be eight new starters in the conference this fall, and six will be experienced transfers who arrived at their new schools with the job all but locked up. After all, coaches want a sure thing when millions are being spent on revenue sharing and name, image and likeness compensation. No QB will be watched more than Josh Hoover, who takes over for ...
