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ERIE – The Youngsville and Sheffield girls basketball teams got a chance to experience playing on a much larger stage than they’re typically used to when the cross-county rivals squared off Saturday. An offensive outburst in the second quarter helped the Eagles to a 58-33 win over the Wolverines at Erie Insurance Arena. “We finally came to life,” Youngsville coach Andy Sveda. “We started moving the ball and getting open shots.” While the offense was getting going, the defense was busy working on limiting Wolverine center Lexi Lyon. Freshman Andrea Sveda was tasked with ...

Knights top Cochranton for first win of season

Eisenhower closed out the most grueling part of its schedule with its most complete game to date this season. The result was a much-needed 50-44 win over visiting Cochranton Friday. “It’s good to get that win off our back,” Eisenhower coach Ryan Williams said. “We’ve got the ...

New proposed D-10 regions see several key changes

District 10 released its proposed regions for the 2018-19 and 2019-20 school years, with several changes on tap for Warren County Schools. The first change comes in the fall for Warren football, which will now share Region 5 with Fort LeBoeuf, General McLane, Oil City, Meadville, Franklin and DuBois, with Fort LeBoeuf and General McLane new to the schedule. The Dragons went 2-8 in 2016 as first-year coach Mark Morelli and his staff took over looking to rebuild the program. Eisenhower will now be in Region 2 with Union City, Cochranton, Cambridge Springs, Iroquois, Saegertown, ...

Valiant effort: Eagles’ comeback bid comes up just short vs. Saegertown

Youngsville’s boys basketball nearly overcame a 13-point halftime deficit, but came up just short in a 46-42 loss to visiting Saegertown Wednesday. “The first half was some of the first varsity time for some of these guys,” Youngsville coach Jesse DeLoof said. “This was promising to ...

Knights keep momentum with win over Corry

A pair of quick pins at 106 and 113 pounds turned the momentum in Eisenhower’s favor and the Knights went on to defeat visiting Corry, 48-30, Tuesday. The win kept the momentum going after an impressive third-place finish at the STOWA Tournament over the weekend. “We wrestled so much ...