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Flying high

ERIE — The Warren High boys basketball team won another thriller Friday evening as they took down the Fairview Tigers in the District 10 quarterfinals by a score of 49-36. Facing the third-seeded Tigers, the 11th-seeded Dragons had another outstanding performance en route to the ...

Don’t feed deer to death

Winter is winding down. Spring is gaining steam. Daylight is more than an hour longer than it was a month ago. And deer are up and about. Deer no longer face the boredom of staying bedded to conserve energy, versus the worse alternative of moving around at a time when frigid weather costs ...

2 OT thriller

ERIE — Austin Hanson poured in 36 points, including the tying and winning free throws with 15.1 seconds remaining in double overtime, to send Eisenhower to a thrilling 67-66 District 10 basketball semifinal victory over Iroquois at the Haggerty Events Center on Thursday night. “I’m ...

Do you have crows?

We’ve hit that point of winter when outdoorsmen are itching for something to do. Deer season is long past, trout season is still over a month away. Many sportsmen spend February walking the aisles of outdoor shows or watching YouTube clips, living vicariously through others’ actions, waiting for something to do here at home. While each of these can be a nice way to spend a few hours on a frigid winter day, they ignore the many year-round opportunities. One such opportunity is hunting crows. Although crow hunting is not a bucket list item for any outdoorsman, it is nonetheless an ...

Just short

ERIE — The Warren girls basketball team had another display of heart and grit Wednesday evening as they played in the District 10 Class 6A finals against McDowell at the Hagerty Family Events Center. The Trojans came out in full force and defeated the Dragons 52-42. Warren kept pace ...

Junior bowling

Steven Rex, a sophomore at Eisenhower, rolled a 245 game and a 613 series during Saturday Strikers action at Valley Bowling Center. During high school play, Abby Allen and Michaela Dolan led the girls with matching 644 series while Attie Corey had a 643 and Brynn Norris spun a 642. Rex led the boys with a 682, followed by Collin Montgomery (678), Michael Tremblay (640) and Reed Grubbs (614). Friday Juniors: Tanner Albaugh 124-333, Camden Brzezinski 129-338, Tydus Chase 173-480, Attie Corey 161-427, James Crawford 130-344, Michi Dolan 122-335, Julia Getner 121-313, Reed Grubbs ...