Canfield rallies for 31-14 victory By TOM WILLIAMS CANFIELD — Trailing 14-0 late in the
The Bulldogs dominated SVSM, 38-14. By CHUCK HOUSTEAU POLAND — The Poland Bulldogs had a few
The Cardinals beat Field, 42-14, to advance in a game at Stambaugh Stadium. By JOHN KOVACH
GIRARD — A few weeks ago, Ursuline’s coaches decided they wanted more speed on defense, so they
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GRANVILLE — The Salem High football team isn’t done making history. Trent Toothman scored on a
HUBBARD — After its 30-14 win over Medina Buckeye, the buzz among Hubbard fans was about the Steel
COLUMBIANA — Crestview High quarterback Carter Hill couldn’t run or jog — he couldn’t even plant his
HOWLAND — Events which occurred in Week 10 of the high school football season greatly impacted
On May 27, four days after his mother lost her battle with leukemia, Eric Starr was standing in
Hopewell-Loudon, the opponent on Saturday, is no stranger to the playoffs. By PETE MOLLICA
Some say age is nothing but a number. For Western Reserve High football coach Andy Hake, he may be
Earlier this week, I was reading our Coaches Q&A with Western Reserve’s Andy Hake when something
The Cardinals will play at YSU Friday; Ursuline will play its game at Girard. YOUNGSTOWN — For
YOUNGSTOWN — The Cardinal Mooney High football team captured another Associated Press poll title,
DIVISION I (All games at 7 p.m. Saturday) Region 1 (8) Boardman (7-3) at (1) Cle. St. Ignatius
The great debate about where Mooney and Ursuline would play their first-round playoff games has been
Girard playoff tickets on sale
Here’s the schedule for the first round of the OHSAA football playoff pairings. Note that both
Canfield football playoff tickets on sale.
Seventeen Valley football teams have qualified for the OHSAA playoffs. Playoff game times and
The Cardinals clinched a share of the league title and a playoff berth with a 16-0 win over Poland.
BOARDMAN — The outlook was bleak for the Boardman High football team entering the fourth quarter of
CAMPBELL — Prior to Friday’s game between Struthers and Campbell Memorial High, Struthers mayor
YOUNGSTOWN — Was it the frustration from a heartbreaking loss to Mooney in week 9 or the uncertainty
NILES — Hubbard High’s defense got a big emotional lift Friday night and the Eagles made the most of
McDONALD — Practice makes perfect. McDonald High completed its second straight undefeated regular
MINERAL RIDGE — The Mineral Ridge Rams kept their playoff hopes alive Friday night by defeating East
COLUMBUS — Cardinal Mooney wasted no time in picking up where they last left the Watterson Eagles.
COLUMBIANA — In the first half Columbiana lost a fumble, committed four penalties and failed to
COLUMBIANA — All Crestview High football coach Paul Cusick wanted for his 41st birthday was a win
When the Pavlansky family gets together for the holidays or other special events, there are hundreds
In 2000, a recent Ohio State computer programming graduate named Joe Eitel was working as a
There’s still a lot of uncertainty for many Valley football teams with just one week remaining in
In 2006 and 2007, the Cardinal Mooney football team finished the regular season undefeated and won
A late stop gave Cardinal Mooney a 27-22 victory over its rival. By JOE SCALZO YOUNGSTOWN —
Key passes rallied the Quakers to a 24-20 win at Lakeview. CORTLAND — Friday night’s high
CAMPBELL — After being clobbered by Girard last week, 40-7, the Campbell Memorial High football team
Canton McKinley’s 28-10 win endangered the Spartans’ playoff hopes. CANTON — For the Boardman
POLAND — With starting running back Luke Wollet sitting out with an injury, E.J. Kosec and Nick
COLUMBIANA — Dan Skiba scored two touchdowns and the Mineral Ridge defense stopped a game-tying two-
AUSTINTOWN — Propelled by two turnovers in the second quarter, the Fitch High football team
WARREN — Demond Hymes had 94 yards on the ground and scored twice as Warren Harding (5-3-1) defeated
His 322 yards broke a school record as Springfield rolled to a 35-6 victory. NEW MIDDLETOWN —
On Aug. 28, as Boardman High athletic director Dave Smercansky looked out over the crowd of nearly
YOUNGSTOWN — The 51st meeting of the Ursuline-Mooney rivalry tonight will be slightly different from
In last week’s column, while shooting down the possibility of a Vindicator jinx, I casually
So, what about the playoffs? Ironically, advancing deep in the playoffs is often a money loser.
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