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Senior Night success

The Warren boys soccer team earned an 8-0 shutout victory Wednesday over Franklin on Senior Night at War Memorial Field. The Dragons celebrated their Class of 2027 seniors Trey Carrington, Adam Yeager, Bill Bennett, Kyle Jones, Karson McCullough and Mason Moore. Scoring two goals in ...

Briefs

Adult bowling Lynn Olsen’s 199-536 paced the Tuesday Night Ladies League at Valley Bowling Center. Other scores were Cindy Reasbeck 179-502, Bev Fox 180-485, Melissa Rich 169-459 and Monica Prowitt 195-454 (first 400 series). ——— Cindy Reasbeck’s 160-476 led the way in the Ladies Church League at Valley Bowling Center. Other scores were Toni Loomis 168-467, Bonnie Umpleby 178-457, Kellie Johnson 159-453 and Ginny Barrett 172-452.

Rodgers tries to build chemistry on the fly

PITTSBURGH — Defining chemistry with a wide receiver is easy for Aaron Rodgers. It's a nod. A wink. A glance. A gesture. Sometimes there are no verbal or physical cues at all, but an ESP of sorts culled from hours, weeks, months, and sometimes years spent together in meetings, on the ...

Knights seek second straight win tonight

Eisenhower is hoping it has turned the corner as it looks for its second win of the football season at 6 tonight at Northwestern for a Region 3 game. After defeating Girard last week, the Knights will be facing a similar team as Northwestern is 1-6 overall and is winless in the ...

'Perfect fall day for cross country' on Eisenhower course

RUSSELL — The Warren boys and girls cross country team traveled to Eisenhower on Wednesday to take on the Knights. “It was a perfect fall day for a cross-country race,” said Warren head coach Michelle Johnson. “The Eisenhower course is a fun one for our kids to run.” Added ...

Caudill leads Ike boys to soccer win

SAEGERTOWN — Behind four goals from Rever Caudill, the Eisenhower boys soccer team posted a 7-3 win over Saegertown on Wednesday. Jaden Fry scored first for the Knights and they never looked back. “We got outstanding efforts from Rever and Mason (Degnan) today,” Eisenhower head coach Michael Taylor said. “They continue to have strong seasons for us.” Eisenhower also got goals from Degnan and, ironically, Saegertown as a ball eased across the goal line last touched by a Panther player. Taylor was quick to praise Clay Cummings, too. “I thought Clay played very ...