ERIE — On Monday night, the Eisenhower Knights traveled to Seneca for a Region 3 volleyball match and were defeated by the Bobcats 25-16, 25-16, 28-26. The Knights were led by senior Paisley Lawson, who had eight kills, a block and three digs. Senior Alanna Byrd added a block, three aces and five digs. Junior Meredith Smyth had a kill, an ace and 17 digs. Eisenhower is back in action Thursday for a home match against Hickory.
STATE COLLEGE — As Rocco Becht waited for his surgically repaired shoulder to heal during winter workouts, the quarterback's eyes often were glued to his new teammate wearing No. 6. It didn't take long for Becht to strike up a friendship with James Franklin era holdover Koby Howard. Once ...
CORRY — The highly anticipated matchup between two top-five Class 4A volleyball teams in Pennsylvania undoubtedly lived up to the hype Tuesday evening. Despite falling 3-0 to Corry, the Warren Dragons played a tough match and made the Beavers earn the 25-11, 27-25, 27-25 Region 4 victory. The first set was all Corry as the Dragons were settling into the loud crowd, coined “The Beaver Dam.” After the nerves calmed, it was game on. Sets two and three featured an impressive quantity of high-caliber points the fans expected to see. Down 24-23 and facing set point, the Dragons ...
PITTSBURGH — Last season: 41-25-16, lost to Philadelphia in opening round of the playoffs. COACH: Dan Muse (41-25-16, one season). SEASON OPENER: Sept. 30 at Philadelphia. DEPARTURES: F Anthony Mantha, D Ryan Shea, D Parker Wotherspoon, F Noel Acciari, F Kevin Hayes, G Stuart ...
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.
