WARREN — The Warren Dragons ended their 2026 season Friday evening, earning a dominant 55-28 win over visiting Bradford. The Dragons elected to receive the ball in an effort to have a repeat statement drive from last week’s win against Eisenhower. To their dismay, an Aiden Eger fumble ...
ERIE — Warren survived a pre-Halloween scare Thursday evening as the Dragons narrowly escaped the Fort LeBoeuf Bison 19-25, 24-26, 25-21, 25-21, 15-9 in the District 10 3A semifinal volleyball matchup at the Hagerty Family Events Center. Beating a quality team such as the Bison is no ...
Times Observer photo by Steve Younger Eisenhower lost its season finale 21-0 to Saegertown on Friday night in Russell. Above, the Knights' Joe Gigliotti sacks the Saegertown quarterback. For complete coverage, read Monday's edition of The Times Observer.
Adult bowling Steven Rex cracked a 246-246-208-700 to lead the Youngsville City League at Valley Bowling Center. Cole Cressley had a 246-656, followed by Tommy Jukes (238-618), Jason Lyon (226-564) and Jeremy Lewis (207-554). ——— During the Youngsville Ladies League at Valley Bowling Center, Cindy Reasbeck led the way with a 186-515. Amy Willsie spilled a 179-505, followed by Cheri Wolfgang (180-499), Cindy Shafer (187-487), Ginny Barrett (191-461), Sally Sitka (167-461) and Jen Robinson (172-460). ——— Jim Swearingen’s 203-595 led a jumbled group at the top of ...
When hunter Michael Skvaria drew one of only 15 archery bull elk tags, he knew he had secured the hunt of a lifetime. That fortune peaked on Sept. 16, his 40th birthday, when he was in Centre County’s Snowshoe Township. He arrowed a colossal 8-by-8. Green scored an astounding 428 inches gross, which, according to Outdoor Life, is likely to net score 395 inches; the 900-pound bull would decimate the current 381 1/8-inch record. But now, weeks after the celebrations ended and the waiting game began, a new controversy has arisen: claims that the elk was taken illegally. The unidentified ...
PITTSBURGH — Time to find out if the Cleveland Browns are for real. Maybe the Pittsburgh Steelers too. A month after the Browns pulled off a last-second home victory over their longtime rivals, an upset in name only at a place the Steelers have struggled to win of late, Cleveland ...
