HOWLAND — The Howland boys volleyball team is getting accustomed to winning. The Tigers continued to add to the win column on Thursday at Howland High School, picking up a 3-0 victory over Kenston to extend their win streak to seven straight. “They’re banking on the experience that ...
BASEBALL Niles 13, East 0 - Brixton Gilmour led Niles with three hits, driving in a pair of runs. Brennen Hidge drove in three runs on a pair of hits for the Dragons. Vincent Dennis and Brady Court had two hits and an RBI each, as Niles totaled 12 hits as a team. Dennis also struck out six as the starting pitcher. Louisville 5, Howland 4 - Caden Kortis delivered a walk off hit to give Louisville the win. Howland trailed 4-0 in the first inning but battled back to tie it. Brayden Kovarik and Bode Biggin had a hit each for Howland. Elliot Gebhardt drove in three runs for the Tigers. ...
STRUTHERS — Both Struthers and Hubbard kept their respective streaks alive Wednesday, with the Wildcats suffering their fifth loss in a row, while the Eagles picked up their sixth consecutive win. Hubbard, behind a nearly flawless Haleigh Taylor pitching performance, blanked Struthers ...
NEW MIDDLETOWN — It took one trip through the batting order, but the Cardinal Mooney baseball team figured out Springfield pitcher Jackson Ensley. The Cardinals plated four runs in the third inning, keeping them undefeated following a 5-1 win over the Tigers on Wednesday at Springfield ...
BASEBALL Struthers 12, Warren Harding 0 — Alex Kriebel struck out six batters in a complete game effort for Struthers(2-7). Kriebel added a double, two runs and two RBI’s on offense. Drew Chizmar drove in two runs and had a hit for the Wildcats. Niles 15, East 4 — Brady Court totaled three hits, including a double and drove in five runs for Niles. Joseph Lehman added two hits and an RBI and struck out five on the hill for the Dragons. Brixton Gilmour, Brian Parsons, Cameron Terry had a hit each, while Parsons drove in two runs and Terry and Gilmour had an RBI each. Fransisco ...
AUSTINTOWN — On Monday, Austintown Fitch did just about everything right in its road win over All-American Conference (AAC) rival Howland. But on Tuesday, the fortunes flipped. Twenty-four hours after the first leg of the league back-to-back, the Falcons fell 12-0 in five innings to the ...
