Everyone else in the Metropolitan Division is looking up at the Carolina Hurricanes. The reigning Stanley Cup champions bring back nearly everyone after running away with first place and winning 16 of 19 playoff games. They are the example for any NHL team looking to break through. "That ...
ERIE — Eisenhower traveled to Seneca for a Region 3 boys soccer game and fell to the Bobcats 9-1. Rever Caudill scored the only Eisenhower goal in the game. “It certainly was not our best game,” Eisenhower head coach Mike Taylor said, “but I thought that Brayden Frank and Hunter Cummings both played well and never stopped hustling.” The Knights are back in action Thursday for a home game against Saegertown. Eisenhower saw its record fall to 1-5-1 overall and 0-3-0 in Region 3.
FRANKLIN — Warren had no issue defeating Franklin on Tuesday when they defeated the Knights by a lopsided 7-0 margin in Region 5 boys soccer. Warren junior captain Gabe Dougherty was a force on the offensive side as he scored four times in the win, and had two assists to boot. Trey Carrington contributed two goals while Reilly Morgan had one. Mason Warner had two assists, and Grant Newton and Morgan each had one assist. Goalkeeper Aidan Sweet earned the clean sheet in net. The Dragons improved to an even 4-4 with the win. They have a tough matchup Thursday when they host the ...
PITTSBURGH — Jared Jones allowed one hit over seven dominant innings and the Pittsburgh Pirates inched closer to the franchise's first winning season in eight years with a 2-0 win over St. Louis on Tuesday night. The hard-throwing Jones (5-6) retired the first 16 batters he faced before ...
UNION CITY — “We knew this race would be a challenge,” Eisenhower head coach Darlene Beach said after the Knights lost to Union City in Region 4 cross country Tuesday. The varsity boys were narrowly defeated 25-31, and the varsity girls lost 15-50. Despite the defeat, there were ...
CORRY — The Warren boys and girls cross country teams had impressive showings in Region 4 action Tuesday. Emma Peterson (20:33), Nina Woldt (21:05) and Adi Cullers (24:44) went 1-2-3 in the varsity girls race, defeating all three Beavers. There was no official team winner for the contest as teams need at least five runners to score the race, and each team only had three. The varsity boys mirrored the girls’ success as Leyton Salvatore (17:17), Cole Fitzgerald (17:37) and Grayson Collopy (17:42) were the top three finishers. Rounding out the top five for the Dragons were Channing ...
