WARREN — For most of Tuesday’s match vs. Warren JFK, Ursuline head coach Joel Monaco watched as his Irish consistently outplayed their counterparts and successfully built a three-goal lead in the second half. However, the game, albeit still an 3-2 Ursuline win, changed dramatically when ...
VOLLEYBALL Columbiana 3, Wellsville 0 — Columbiana (5-0) continued their hot start to the season behind Landry Smith, who totaled 15 points, six aces, six kills, two digs and one assist. Addisyn Dangler added nine kills for the Clippers and Ava Marks totaled seven. Eva Waller paced the offense with 24 assists, seven points, three aces and four digs. East Palestine 3, Cardinal Mooney 1 — Taylor Watts led Mooney with 39 digs. Angela Bettura added 29 digs for the Cardinals. Lordstown 3, Bloomfield 1 — Aniyla Doll had 12 points with five aces to lead Lordstown. Hailey Ishman ...
BEAVER TOWNSHIP — South Range entered Monday’s Northeast 8 Conference (NE8) match vs. Niles undefeated, having won its first four contests before drawing with Girard in its last game. The Raiders could not match the offensive firepower of the two-time reigning conference champion, ...
FOOTBALL Brookfield 35, Springfield 18 AT Springfield BY QUARTERS Brookfield 7 7 7 14—35 Springfield 0 6 0 12—18 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Passing: Brookfield: Hammond 2-6-55-1; Springfield: Tuscano 5-9-84-1. Rushing: Brookfield: Smith 5-65; Springfield: Caldwell 21-104. Receiving: Brookfield: Martin 1-58; Springfield: Temperato 3-94. Champion 42, Cardinal 0 AT Cardinal BY QUARTERS Champion 14 21 7 0—42 Cardinal 0 0 0 0—0 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Passing: Champion: Orth 2-2-63-0. Rushing: Champion: Kolat 12-101. Receiving: Champion: ...
WARREN — For nearly three quarters, Warren G. Harding looked dead in the water in its first meeting with newly-consolidated Youngstown on Friday night. However, the Raiders stayed patient and seized their opportunity when it presented itself in the second half. After the Defenders had ...
SALEM — Salem needed some fourth-down heroics Friday night vs. Canfield, and, fortunately for Ron Johnson, his Quakers got them on offense and defense to hold on for a 21-17 win vs. the Cardinals at Sebo Stadium. “Right team won,” Johnson said with a smile. “Good high school football ...
