There are two junior high wrestling programs in Warren County School District that failed to reach the required participation numbers. At the end of the online signup period, the Sheffield and Youngsville programs were in the red — not in the probationary yellow range of 8 or 9, nor ...
BROCKWAY, Pa. – Sheffield volleyball went on the road and swept visiting Brockway on Monday, 25-22, 25-21, 25-6. “They found their energy in the third set,” said Sheffield coach Melissa Lemay. “Marissa (Grubbs) served us from point 6 to point 20 with eight aces. Megan (Johnson) did a great job mixing the sets up and getting the energy level up in the third.” Leading the Wolverines were Johnson (14 assists, 6 aces), Grubbs (9 digs), Annabel Sheldon (9 digs, 5 kills) and Lynzie Grubbs (4 kills, 4 blocks). “After being away last week, Annabel returned and provided 5 kills ...
When you have a beast, it’s best to keep it well fed. That’s exactly what Elk County Catholic did with its phenomenal outside hitter, Taylor Newton, Thursday at Sheffield. The Lady Crusaders turned to the senior whenever they needed a boost and she delivered with 27 kills in a sweep of ...
Sheffield volleyball honored seniors Marissa Grubbs and Megan Johnson prior to Monday’s match against Forest. Then the Wolverines took the floor and played perhaps their best volleyball of the season in a 25-10, 25-9 and 25-15 sweep of the Fires. Sheffield was stellar from the service line ...
Aujamier Slappy-Washington threw a pair of first-half touchdown passes to Caden Smead and Mirhan Price, but it wasn’t nearly enough, as Elk County Catholic knocked off the Wolverines, 57-14 on Saturday on Wolverine Mountain. Elk County Catholic's (4-3) offense was in full gear from the ...
One of the hardest things for young teams to learn is how to close out a victory in a close game against a tough opponent. The Sheffield volleyball team very nearly learned that lesson against St. Marys Thursday at the Ralph J. Santo gymnasium. The Wolverines pushed the Lady Dutch to the limit, but came up two points shy of a major upset in a five set (25-16, 16-25, 25-14, 23-25 and 15-13) thriller. “We went to 15-13 with a 3A school, that means something,” Sheffield coach Melissa Lemay said. “I’m very pleased to have gone five games against them.” Out of the gate, it ...
