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Eisenhower softball ends season with win

RUSSELL — The Eisenhower softball team ended its season with an 8-7 win over Kane on Friday at Werner Park. The Knights jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the bottom of the second inning when Kendra Danielson ripped a single down the first-base line. Morgan Zaffino laid down a sacrifice bunt ...

Your set-up makes the difference

Here, at the halfway point of the spring gobbler season, maybe you’ve been calling gobblers but haven’t brought one into shooting range. A likely reason is your set-up. Your mileage may vary, but for me, the number one problem that has cost me shots at gobblers — more than calling, ...

Nature is always taking its course

Nature is full of cycles. Day and night, the four seasons, and the water cycle are just a few examples. Perhaps the biggest cycle of all is that of life and death. Often life is our main focus when discussing nature and the outdoors. However, where there is life there must also be death. ...

Briefs

Golf Leagues 4-Score leads the way with 127.5 points after Week 5 of the Tuesday Night League at Jackson Valley Golf Course. The rest of the top five are Shults of Warren 125, Digger’s Misfits 113, Tasta Pizza 110.5 and Mountain Laurel Credit Union 107. Chet Loomis (9.0) and Jeff Uber (8.5), Mark Krumm (8.5), Mark Silvis (8.5) and Matt Johnson (8.5) were the individual point winners. Following are the low-gross leaders: Jesse McMichael 37, front 9; Rick Gignac 38, back nine; Chet Loomis 37, senior front nine; and Mickey Caldwell and Randy Thomas 40 apiece, senior back ...

Perfect finish

Matt Franklin and Parker Lauffenburger both shot perfect 25’s to lead Warren over Tidioute by a score of 166-151 on Tuesday. The 166 score was once again a season high for a Warren team that has now seen four different kids shoot perfect rounds this season. 20 out of 38 Warren shooters ...

Huskies rally past Warren on Wednesday

HARBORCREEK — The Warren High baseball team suffered a loss Wednesday versus the Harbor Creek Huskies. The game was tied 5-5, and the Dragons broke through in the top of the 6th to take the 6-4 lead. However, the Huskies were able to rally and notch six runs off Duncan McGarry to take the 10-6 lead heading into the 7th inning. Warren was able to muster one more run, but could not mount the comeback. Harbor Creek’s Michael Cieslak earned the win and McGarry took the loss. The Dragons had 11 hits in the outing including home runs from David Manning and Tage Wyman. McGarry went ...