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How much longer?

PITTSBURGH — It is the next-to-last day of September on the eve of Sidney Crosby's 22nd season. His team's opener across the state in Philadelphia less than 36 hours away looms. And there the longtime Pittsburgh Penguins captain is on a random early fall Tuesday, doing what he has ...

Warren volleyball opens week with 2 wins

OIL CITY — The Warren volleyball team stayed hot Tuesday as the Dragons defeated Oil City 26-24, 25-10, 25-12 in Region 4 action. The Dragons warded off a tough Oilers front, which seemed to take the wind out of the home team. Sets two and three were light work for the Dragons as they found their groove and took control. Reaching double digit kills for the Dragons were Attie Corey with 12 and Hailey Cabisca with 10. Lara Pearson had nine kills with Brynn Norris assisting 28 times in the win. Recording seven aces was Paiden Johnson with three each from Addison Ristau and Malysia ...

Steelers might be smoothing out early bumps

PITTSBURGH — Aaron Rodgers urged patience, not panic, after the new-look Pittsburgh Steelers seemed an awful lot like the old-look Pittsburgh Steelers through two weeks. The four-time NFL MVP urged anyone who would listen to avoid being lured onto the emotional roller coaster that often ...

Conneaut sweeps Knights in volleyball

RUSSELL — Conneaut made the long trip to Eisenhower on Monday night and made quick work of the Knights, defeating the hosts in three sets, 25-11, 25-18 and 25-22 in a nonregion volleyball match. Eisenhower was led by Paisley Lawson, who had 10 kills, an ace, nine digs and four serve ...

Learning experience

Photos courtesy of Mark Evans Warren dropped a Region 2 tennis match 5-0 to McDowell on Monday at Betts Park. Above, Dragons head coach Thomas Pellegrino talks to third singles Carly Fitzsimmons during a break in the action. Below left, Warren's Evelyn Romanosky hits a return shot. Below ...

Mercyhurst Prep hands Warren girls 4-0 setback Saturday

ERIE — The Warren girls soccer team dropped a 4-0 loss Saturday against Mercyhurst Prep. The Lakers came out swinging and put pressure on the Dragons from the very start to the end. “The ladies are doing a great job defensively and containing the offensive attack,” said Warren head coach Teresa Abplanalp. “We’re struggling with putting the ball in the net though.” The Dragons will look to get back in the win column today when they travel to Franklin to take on the Knights for a 6 p.m. varsity-only kickoff.