RUSSELL — The Eisenhower volleyball team dropped its home opener on Tuesday night 3-1 to Erie First Christian Academy. The Eagles took the first set 25-11, but the Knights battled to take the second set 25-20. Erie First Christian Academy capitalized on mistakes by Eisenhower to take ...
The Warren girls tennis team opened their season Wednesday as they hosted a very tough Fairview Tigers squad, falling 5-0. “Going up against the reigning D10 champions is always a challenge,” reported Warren head coach Thomas Pellegrino. “With a very young squad featuring five new ...
Rosalie Rondeau started out the season with four goals leading the Lady Knights soccer team and giving new head coach Ashley Elms her first win, defeating Port Allegheny 5-1. Rondeau scored her first goal ten minutes into the game to give Eisenhower the lead 1-0. The first half was a ...
The Warren High girls soccer team is off to a great start in 2026 as they defeated the Franklin Knights Tuesday evening by a 4-1 margin. The game was all Warren as the Lady Dragons controlled the pace from the beginning to the end. Warren's first goal was scored by Ellise Wilson who found the back of the net off a Lani Wenzel indirect kick. Wenzel decided it was her time to score, so that's what she did off a nice throw-in from Delaney Moore. With the Dragons now up 2-0, the Knights had to battle. A Franklin goal just before the half put them in striking distance. After a ...
NORTH EAST — Warren senior Kate Shippee tied McDowell’s Bella Deaton with scores of 85 for medalist honors as the Dragons finished third in a Region 6 mega match held at the Green Meadows Golf Course. Warren’s combined three-of-five girls score of 319 narrowly finished one stroke behind Harbor Creek’s 318. The McDowell Trojans won with a score of 277 and Meadville came in fourth at 322. “Green Meadows is a very challenging course as it measures out at 5,177 yards for the ladies tees and is heavily guarded by trees and thick grass,” said head coach Scott Pearson. “I ...
PITTSBURGH — Joey Porter Jr.'s balky back felt good enough to return to practice for the Pittsburgh Steelers on Tuesday. At the moment, his health appears to be the least of his concerns. The fourth-year cornerback didn't commit to playing in Pittsburgh's season opener against Atlanta on Sept. 13 if he and the team can't come to terms on a new contract. "I don't know," Porter said. "I've got to talk to (the front office) and my agents about that one." The 26-year-old is entering the final season of the rookie contract he signed after being selected with the first pick of the ...
