Caleb Fralick, Noah Pape, Ethan Gustafson, Brody Connolly and Wyatt Amoroso will be representing Area VIII at the Pennsylvania Junior Wrestling championships this weekend in Johnstown. Submitted photo Warren Beaty’s Caleb Fralick and Brody Connolly qualified for the 2026 Keystone ...
PITTSBURGH — Connor Clifton and Egor Chinakhov scored 50 seconds apart in the third period and the Pittsburgh Penguins surged past Jack Hughes and the reeling New Jersey Devils 4-1 on Thursday night. Tommy Novak, serving as the first-line center while captain Sidney Crosby recovers from a lower-body injury sustained at the Milan Cortina Olympics, picked up his 12th goal of the season. Blake Lizotte added an empty-netter late for Pittsburgh, which has won eight of 10 to move into second place in the crowded Metropolitan Division. Arturs Silovs stopped 28 shots to win for the fourth ...
Junior bowling James Crawford, a sophomore at Warren Area High School, rolled a career-high game of 200 and series of 498 during Friday Juniors action at Valley Bowling Center. Attie Corey, a junior at Warren Area High School, rolled her career-high series of 473. Kyle Jones, a junior ...
ERIE — They say it’s hard to beat a team three times in a season. The fourth-seeded Eisenhower Knights gave No. 1 Northwestern everything they had, but lost a heartbreaker 38-36 to see their season come to a close Wednesday in a District 10 Class 3A semifinal at the Mercyhurst Athletic ...
Every serious sportsman reaches a point when simply hunting or fishing is not enough of a challenge; instead of just filling tags, they need to pursue game in difficult situations or under extreme conditions. While many of these extreme adventures are destined for a spot on your bucket list, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, there is one such adventure right here in your backyard — chasing trophy musky through the ice. At first glance, the average angler may not think that ice fishing for a musky is an extreme adventure, but anyone who has chased this mysterious river monster ...
When I grew up, shed hunting wasn’t a thing, at least not as the organized sport we see it as today. Back then, you might look for the shed of a particular animal to keep track of its progress, but most of the time, sheds were just something you stumbled upon. Boy, have times changed. Shed hunting is now almost as popular as deer hunting itself, with thousands of people scouring the woods and fields each season. Unfortunately, many of these shed hunters will come up empty-handed. This is not because there are no antlers to be found; it is because most keep making the same ...
