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1K for Nakiesha!

TIDIOUTE, Pa. — There’s something about Warren County basketball players reaching milestones with free throws. Two years ago, Eisenhower's Jaydon Hayes and Warren’s Margo Loutzenhiser each hit the 1,000 point milestone on a free throw, and Loutzenhiser broke the Dragons scoring record ...

Lady Knights ride huge first quarter to win over TCCS

A huge first quarter gave Eisenhower all the momentum it would need as the Lady Knights put away visiting Tidioute, 62-25, Monday. The Lady Knights raced out to a 26-2 first-quarter lead thanks to a combined 18 points from Emiley Wheeler and Delaney Chase. The duo put in 13 of ...

District 10 approves new regions, adds Butler for football

The District 10 Committee voted to approve the proposed region realignment during its meeting in Sharon Wednesday. D-10 proposed realignments Jan. 2. The regions are set now for all sports except football and boys and girls basketball, which can’t be finalized until the PIAA applies the Success Factor Formula. One change is certain in football. DuBois is out-moving to District 9-and Kennedy and Butler are in. Kennedy is competing in varsity football again after playing a junior varsity-only schedule last year. Butler will become an associate member for football only, with all its ...

Eagles topple Bulldogs

Youngsville traveled to Tidioute on Monday and used a 20-7 second-quarter run to spearhead a 58-32 victory. Four Youngsville players scored in double figures, part of a balanced effort paced by Sadie Hoffman’s 12 points. Nakiesha Krouse had a strong game for the Bulldogs, connecting on four 3’s en route to a game-high 17 points. “Lack of rebounding and too many second-chance shots from the inside from Youngsville dug us into a hole,” said Tidioute coach Christy Valentine. “Youngsville drove all night into the paint and took it to the basket hard and without ...

TCCS tops Forest

TIONESTA, Pa. —Tidioute Charter outscored Forest 25-12 over the second and third quarters to come away with a 44-32 win Friday. Nakiesha Krouse and Angelina Sabella each scored in double figures as the Bulldogs overcame a slow start to top their hosts. “We started the game shaky and blew too many easy shots,” TCCS coach Christy Valentine said. “The girls settled down and picked up the pressure to take a five point lead into the half.” The Bulldogs trailed the Fires, 7-5, after the first eight minutes, but found their offensive rhythm in the second quarter. TCCS also held ...

Youngsville falls to Maplewood; Ike tops Tidioute

Maplewood connected on five first-quarter 3-pointers and did just enough the rest of the way to grab a 59-34 win at Youngsville Monday. Jordan Roser hit three of the five 3s for the Lady Tigers, who built a 24-5 lead through the first eight minutes. Her shots all came in the first two ...