Photo courtesy of Mark Evans Warren’s girls soccer team was shut out 4-0 by Bradford on Thursday. “I’d like to note the tough all-around play from our entire team,” said head coach Teresa Abplanalp. The Dragons will look to bounce back Tuesday when they head to McDowell to face the ...
ERIE — The Warren girls tennis team traveled to Westwood Racket Club to compete at the District 10 singles competition. Unfortunately for the Dragons, it was a quick trip as all three girls faced heavy competition and fell in their first-round matchups. First-singles Scotlynn Perry fell 8-1 against an opponent from Taylor Alderdice. Olivia Romanosky lost 8-0 against a McDowell player. Jade Stewart lost 8-3 versus a Taylor Alderdice player. The Dragons will now prepare for the District 10 doubles competition next Wednesday at Westwood Racket Club.
WARREN — The Warren girls volleyball team swept the Titusville Rockets on Thursday evening 25-10, 25-14, 25-16 in Region 4 play at Warren Area High School. It was a pink-out in the gymnasium as the Dragons all wore pink in the victory to help spread awareness for breast cancer ...
Times Observer photo by Steve Younger Eisenhower’s Nolan Gesing runs with the ball during Thursday’s Region 3 football game against Girard. Gesing ran for 229 yards as the Knights won 21-7 for their first victory of the season. Visit www.timesobserver.com or read the Times Observer’s ...
BRADFORD — The Warren boys soccer team traveled into District 9 territory Thursday and defeated Bradford 6-0. Deadlocked at 0-0 after the first half, the Dragons turned up the intensity in the second half and rattled off six goals en route to the win. “I have to give credit to Bradford as they were very strong defensively and nothing came easily,” said Warren head coach Steffen Blair. “After a frustrating first half, I’m proud of how the boys bounced back.” Mason Warner scored twice as did Grant Newton. Scoring one goal apiece were Gabe Dougherty and Trey Carrington. ...
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. ...
