October 21, 2023

Messina sparks Warriors past Greensburg Salem

By Mon Valley Independent

By jose negron

jnegron@yourmvi.com

Elizabeth Forward’s Ryan Messina found success through the air and on the ground against Greensburg Salem Friday night. The junior quarterback threw three second-quarter touchdowns and showed off his wheels for another score on the ground in the Warriors’ 48-13 victory over the visiting Golden Lions in Interstate Conference play. 

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