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Sheffield Wolverines

Board mulls participation fund changes

For most of a decade, booster groups throughout Warren County have been covering funding shortfalls for sports programs. During years of state-level education spending cuts in the early 2010s, Warren County School District cut the amount of funding provided to sports. The district instituted a policy by which students participating in sports and other co-curricular activities are required to pay a registration fee. Those dollars do not and were not intended to cover the shortfall in the budget. Booster groups and other community organizations have been able to make sure the sports ...

Wolverines drop heartbreaker to Smethport

Sheffield walked off the Ralph J. Santo Gymnasium floor on Monday night feeling like they let one slip away. The Wolverines jumped out to an 11-0 lead on Smethport and led for nearly the entire game, but Hunter Helsley’s jumper with 10 seconds left gave the visiting Hubbers a 46-44 lead ...

Sheffield girls battle Kane

Sheffield’s Marissa Grubbs looks for an open teammate while being defended by Kane’s Hannah Brown during the first half of their AML North contest on Friday at Ralph J. Santo Gymnasium. The Wolverines fell to their rivals by a score of 42-11.

Sheffield girls come up just short against Rocky Grove

Sheffield’s inexperience in close games showed late in Wednesday’s 34-30 loss to visiting Rocky Grove. The Wolverines had multiple opportunities to tie or take the lead with less than a minute remaining and turned the ball over each time without registering a single shot. The final ...

Wolverines pin Owls

Sheffield picked up six pins and three forfeits on its way to a 54-30 win over Bradford Tuesday. The Wolverines began the match with three straight pinfall wins and rolled off another three straight near the end of the match to secure the team victory. Every contested match was decided via ...

Eisenhower, Sheffield girls take tough road losses

CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS, Pa. — For as hot a shooting performance as the Eisenhower girls basketball team had at home Monday, they were just as cold at Cambridge Springs Tuesday. The Lady Knights grabbed an early lead, but couldn’t sustain it as the Blue Devils went on a run and sealed the game away for a 67-24 Region 2 win. “We actually were winning in the first quarter for a while,” Eisenhower coach Mike Logue said. “They came back and took the lead on a couple foul shots to make it 9-6, then, just like that, it was 16-6.” Cambridge Springs (14-3 overall, 11-1 Region 2) ...