Editor's Note: This game ended too late for Saturday's edition of the Times Observer's Weekender, but was available first online at www.timesobserver.com. ERIE — The Eisenhower Knights went on the road Friday night and dropped their season opener to longtime rival Iroquois 35-20 in a ...
JAMESTOWN, N.Y. — The Jamestown Community College men's soccer team stayed perfect Saturday afternoon with a 4-1 NJCAA home win over Clinton CC at Strider Field. The Jayhawks’ Liam Doyle opened the scoring in the sixth minute as the sophomore won a scrum in front of the net before burying the opening goal for a 1-0 Jamestown CC advantage. The game stayed that way for most of the half, but just before the break, Alfie Moynihan broke through the Clinton CC defense and kicked one to the back of the net for a 2-0 Jayhawks' lead. In the second half, Jamestown CC goalkeeper Theo ...
DUBOIS — Final scores aren’t always indicative of who the better team was. One could argue that was the case for the Warren boys soccer team over the weekend as they competed in the Beaver Kickoff Classic. Having to handle numerous unanticipated injuries throughout the tournament, the Dragons dropped both games. The Dragons first faced tournament host DuBois and fell in a heartbreaking 3-2 fashion. “I was really happy with the boys' performance against DuBois,” said head coach Steffen Blair. “It was the first time this season we’ve seen a team of that quality, who ...
GENEVA, Ohio — The Warren High boys and girls cross country teams kicked off their 2026 campaigns Saturday at the HOKA Night XC Showcase at the SPIRE Institute. The 14-division race featured over 2,000 total runners with more than 100 schools in attendance, making for an extremely ...
ERIE – The Eisenhower Knights went on the road Friday night and dropped their season opener to longtime rival Iroquois 35-20 in a nonregion contest. It was a tale of two halves for the Knights as they held the Braves to just 10 first-half points and found themselves trailing 10-7 at ...
Pennsylvania’s unique approach to fish and wildlife conservation has drawn a lot of attention in recent weeks, especially after the announcement that both the Fish & Boat Commission and Game Commission will disband their deputy programs. While it is true that Pennsylvania is unusual in that it utilizes two separate agencies to police hunting and fishing, what rarely enters the conversation is that there is a third agency involved in managing our natural resources — DCNR. Many outdoorsmen do not realize the overlap that occurs between PGC, PFBC and DCNR. After all, our 125 state ...
