NILES — At one point during Thursday’s game between Niles and Girard, the Indians trailed by 20. They couldn’t get shots to fall, and the Dragons took advantage of everything given to them. But Girard’s senior trio wasn’t going to let their team down. They rallied the troops and ...
WEATHERSFIELD — On Thursday, the Mineral Ridge boys basketball team honored the teachers in the school district. Each player and cheerleader selected a teacher to celebrate in between the JV and varsity games against Campbell at Mineral Ridge High School. And the educators got to watch the ...
BOYS BASKETBALL Liberty 43, Champion 41 — Trailing 22-8 at halftime, Ramsey Hadi-Cox caught fire for Liberty, scoring a game high 31 points. The Leopards then outscored Champion 15-7 in the fourth quarter to finally take the lead. Braylen Braham led Champion with 11 points and Mark Nolan and Damien Wickham had 10 points each for Champion. Western Reserve 65, Sebring 17 — Connor Cochran scored 21 points and Aiden Romine scored 12 to lead Western Reserve. Cochran made five 3-pointers and Romine had four. Zachary Todd scored nine for Sebring. GIRLS BASKETBALL Lakeview 39, South ...
CANFIELD — Wednesday was a special night for the Canfield wrestling program, as it honored four seniors and, following a dominant, 68-12 dual victory vs. Boardman, head coach Craig Shaw, who earned his 250th career win. “It is cool for the seniors because everybody puts in so much ...
BOYS BASKETBALL Lordstown 63, Bloomfield 16 — Seth Chambers led all scorers with 15 points for Lordstown. Ganon Force added 10 for the Devils. Jackson Foster scored 11 to lead Bloomfield. Champion 67, Crestview 62 — Champions duo of Braylen Braham (23 points) and Marky Nolan (20) each eclipsed the 20 point mark of Champion, in a game that was tied at 43 entering the fourth quarter. Braham scored 10 of his 23 points in the fourth quarter and Zach Morris also came up big in the fourth, scoring seven of his 11 points for the Flashes. Elijah Cope (16) and Tyler Savage (15) led ...
AUSTINTOWN — It was not Austintown Fitch’s prettiest or most dominant win of the season, but the Falcons nonetheless led wire to wire in Tuesday’s 60-46 home victory vs. Cardinal Mooney. “These kids grind it out; they’re gritty,” Fitch head coach Brian Beany said. “We may not ...
