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State champion

HARRISBURG — In a weekend filled with countless close matchups and high-octane action, a pair of local girls stole the show. Addie Sullivan became the first girls Pennsylvania Junior Wrestling state champion in Little Eagles history and Autumn Waite became a five-time PJW state ...

Pirates hold off Mets in 10 for 1st win

NEW YORK — Ryan O’Hearn had three hits and two RBIs, including a go-ahead single in the 10th inning, and the Pittsburgh Pirates threw out the potential tying run at the plate to hold off the New York Mets 4-3 on Sunday for their first victory this season. Henry Davis added a critical RBI ...

37th annual George Bataitis Open set for May 9

The 37th annual George Bataitis Open will be hosted by the Jamestown Community College Athletics Department on Saturday, May 9, at Chautauqua Golf Club. Registration for the tournament begins at 7:30 a.m. followed by a shotgun start at 8:30 a.m. “This event is the premiere fundraiser for ...

Two Dragons honored as all-stars

Two Warren Area High School swimmers received all-star nods for their efforts this season. Two-time District 10 champion Lucy Harrison was selected to the Erie-Times All-District 10 team. Harrison had an impressive senior campaign as she won the District 10 Class AAA title in the 50-yard ...

Warren YMCA Powerhouse Gymnastics team competes in Corry

CORRY — The Warren YMCA Powerhouse Gymnastics team recently competed against nine other teams in the YMCA Western PA Championship Meet. There were 250 gymnasts from western Pennsylvania and New York. Ruth Sienkiewicz was first in all-around in the Level 7 Junior Division with a score ...

Briefs

Adult bowling Tom Traub’s 198-577 paced the Silver Sliders at Valley Bowling Center. Jeff Trohoske rolled a 179-497, followed by Linda Ross (163-417) and Melody Traub (149-388). ——— Cindy Reasbeck’s 222-574 led the Youngsville Ladies at Valley Bowling Center. Candy Vinopal spun a 212-519, Amy Willsie had a 199-513 and Jen Robinson cracked a 179-466. ——— During Ladies Church League action, Debbie Brewster dropped a 170-464, followed by Kellie Johnson (164-459) and Cindy Reasbeck (159-450). ——— Margie Peters’ 191-541 topped the Youngsville Ladies ...