On the nicest day of the year for a track meet in terms of weather, both Eisenhower and Sheffield turned in a number of impressive performances in a double dual with North Clarion on Monday at Sheffield High School. The Eisenhower girls defeated North Clarion 95-46 and Sheffield 125-16, ...
With chilly temperatures and snowy weather hanging on longer than usual this year, the “Indian Winter” affecting much of the northeast is wreaking havoc on high school sports schedules. The fresh wave of rain and snow that rolled through the area Thursday forced another round of ...
Sheffield hosted Port Allegany and Sheffield in a double dual on Wolverine Mountain on Wednesday, with the boys falling to Port Allegany 90-50 and Smethport 77-63, while the girls dropped a 107-28 decision to Port Allegany. Craig Prince had the highlight of the day for the boys, winning the ...
In Week 3 of the Warren County High School trap league, Youngsville beat Sheffield 154-150, Warren topped Tidioute 164-135 and Corry outshot Eisenhower 170-156. Perfect scores for the evening went to Corry’s Dillon Cross and Michael Dietz. Results follow. – – – Warren 164, Tidioute 135 Warren: Garrett Wilcox 24, Avery Smith 24, Tyler Mahood 24, Brandon Daughtery 23, Sean Domville 23, Pierce Landis 23, Zachry Tucher 23 Tidioute: Hallie Cass 21, Ryan Williams 21, Patrick Shields 20, Blake Sabella 20, Josh Smith 18, Henry Cornell 18, Kelsey Nuttal 17 Youngsville ...
A 7-run fifth inning broke a close game wide open as Kane defeated visiting Sheffield 16-5 Friday. The Wolves held an 8-5 advantage going into what would prove to be the final inning. “It’s a disappointing outcome because there is no reason we couldn’t play with them,” Sheffield coach Mark Maines said. “We were very much in this game.” The Wolverines had severly key errors that led to runs scored for Kane. “We had five or six errors, not counting balls that should have been caught,”Maines said. Marissa Grubbs went 3-3 with a double and had seven strikeouts while ...
Eisenhower hit the field for its home opener Thursday, falling to a tough Maplewood squad 16-0 in six innings. Maplewood pitcher Angie King was on top of her game, striking out 16 and allowing just two hits. Phoebe Tower and Maddie Fetzeck had the two hits for the Lady Knights, with ...
