Following a two-month search, the Niles School District has found a new leader for its high school football program. On Tuesday, the Niles Board of Education narrowly approved the hiring of Tom Sporich as the coach of the Red Dragons. Sporich was voted in by a 3-2 margin. Board members Mary ...
GIRLS BASKETBALL Warren JFK 63, Cardinal Mooney 36 - Gianna Pompelia led JFK with 23 points, including a pair of 3-pointers. Didi Ryan added 12 for the Eagles. Cassidy Carlson led Mooney with 16 points. Salem 41, Minerva 22 - Salem was led by Peyton Colbert with 15 points. Colbert also knocked down a 3-pointer. Maddy Andres also had a 3-pointer and 11 points overall for the Quakers. Rachel Benedict led Minerva with 10 points. Canfield 66, Howland 39 - Jenna Triveri scored 16 points and Sofia Castronova added 15 to lead Canfield. Carly Fleming added 11 for the Cardinals. Talia ...
LOWELLVILLE — Things are just starting to click into place for Lowellville, which managed to pull off a come-from-behind win vs. Springfield on Tuesday. After leading by as many as nine points in the first half, Lowellville surrendered its advantage in the second before jumping in front ...
BOYS BASKETBALL Canfield 55, Howland 54 (2 OT) — Jace Ricardo scored 25 points to lead Canfield (11-2) in a tightly contested matchup. The game was tied at 41 going into overtime. Landon Shina added 11 for the Cardinals. For Howland, Luca Naples led the way with 15 points and Darren Douglas added 12. Grand Valley 85, Badger 55 — Anthony Eason scored 20 points to lead Grand Valley’s potent offense. Eason was also hot from 3-point range, knocking down six from long range. The Mustangs also had big scoring nights from Carter Turk (18), Cooper Plizga (16), and Soloman Schultz ...
BROOKFIELD – The Brookfield girls basketball team didn’t have any answers for Ava Bucey and Addison Rhodes on Monday night. The veteran duo powered Crestview to an 83-37, thanks to a dominant first half at Brookfield High School. Rhodes scored 16 of her game-high 39 points in the first ...
On Jan. 30, former Boardman track coach Dave Pavlansky will be honored by the Ohio Association of Track and Cross Country Coaches in Columbus. Pavlansky will receive the Ed Barker Award, which is the highest honor given by the OAT&CCC who has done the most for the sport. Pavlansky won’t be the only local to get time in the spotlight. Former Boardman thrower Adrianne Blewitt Wilson will be inducted into the OAT&CCC Hall of Fame during the banquet. Pavlansky got his start as the Spartans’ boys track and field and boys cross country coach. He spent 11 years coaching the Spartans, ...
