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Ike girls 'played their best' in loss

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ERIE — The Eisenhower girls soccer team suffered a 3-0 setback to first-place Seneca on Wednesday. It was a defensive battle the entire game as neither team could get a shot to connect in the first half which ended in a 0-0 tie. The Bobcats broke into the scoring column eight minutes into the second half when Maggie Maclaughlin found the back of the net to make it 1-0, and Seneca never looked back. “It was a tough loss for the girls, but the score is no indication of how the girls played today,” said Eisenhower head coach Ashley Elms. “They were relentless the entire game. ...

Ike seeking first win tonight vs. Girard

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RUSSELL — The Eisenhower football team is hoping that a change in routine will help get it its first win of the season tonight when it welcomes Girard for a Region 3 game. Due to the lack of football officials in District 10, a call went out asking for teams that might be willing to play ...

Briefs

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Pickleball Tournament LAKEWOOD, N.Y. — The Lakewood Family YMCA will be the site of the annual Howling Pickleball Tournament on Oct. 24. Divisions offered include: Men’s, Women’s and Mixed Doubles in 3.5 and 4.0+ levels. Registration is available online at club.royalpickleball.com or by contacting the Lakewood Family YMCA. Adult bowling Cindy Reasbeck turned in quite a performance in the Tuesday Night Ladies League at Valley Bowling Center, firing a 202-247-195-644 to lead the way. Other scores were Lynn Olsen 234-585, Bev Fox 183-493, Rhonda Crippen 214-479, Ruth Morrison ...

Team effort at Westmoreland CC

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Photo courtesy of the Western Pennsylvania Golf Association A pair of former college golf teammates competed at the United States Amateur Four-Ball Qualifier at Westmoreland Country Club in Export on Tuesday. Nate Sandberg of Warren and Mitch Faulkner of Bradford shot a team score of 1-under ...

Closing the distance

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Summer scouting and site preparation build anticipation, but seeing deer during the late summer rarely results in fall deer down. At least not directly. All your summer work — the velvet trails, trail camera sightings, and bean field sightings — tells you where deer want to be when last light is late at night, and there is no pressure. But as food sources shift, bachelor groups disperse, and late-summer sunsets give way to the early evening darkness of October, this data means little. You need the ability to translate this intelligence into an actionable strategy. Seeing a buck in ...

Dragons prevail in volleyball, boys soccer

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EDINBORO — Warren’s girls volleyball team earned a Tuesday sweep of the General McLane Lancers, winning 25-12, 25-20, 25-20 in Region 4 play. The Dragons made quick work in the first set, but the Lancers weren’t going down without a fight. Fourteen kills from Hailey Cabisca and 11 kills by Attie Corey set up by 28 Brynn Norris assists were too much for the home team to handle. Paiden Johnson recorded six aces with Malysia Sorensen adding in 12 digs. Peyton Cabisca had five digs herself as well as four kills. Norris notched six digs, Corey four blocks, and Julia Getner had three ...