It’s the last week of October, and that means that those teams lucky enough are getting ready for Ohio’s high school football playoffs. The OHSAA released this year’s tournament brackets on Sunday afternoon, and The Vindicator-Tribune Chronicle coverage area will have 21 teams ...
YOUNGSTOWN — After eight years, Cardinal Mooney’s long, agonizing wait is finally over. The Cardinals’ defense made several timely stops, and Mooney snapped a six-game losing streak to their cross-town rival with a 28-21 victory over the Fighting Irish in the 71st edition of the Holy ...
AUSTINTOWN — Much like last year’s shutout at Mollenkopf Stadium, Austintown Fitch dominated rival Warren G. Harding to close the regular season Friday. The streaking Falcons earned their eighth straight win overall and their seventh in the last eight games against the Raiders with a ...
McDONALD — After last week's upset at the hands of Springfield, McDonald was determined to right the ship. Getting a chance to do that against a rival, and potentially spoil their perfect season, made the opportunity all the sweeter. After Mineral Ridge erased a three-score advantage to ...
BOARDMAN — As expected, Boardman had little trouble taking care of Cleveland St. Martin de Porres on Thursday to open the postseason. The fifth-seeded Spartans breezed past the 40th-seeded Lions in straight sets (25-3, 25-6, 25-8) to advance to the Division III, Northeast 4, district ...
BOYS SOCCER LATE WEDNESDAY Howland 8, Villa Angela-St. Joseph 0 – The Howland trio of Niko Hazimihalis, Peyton Musser and Bradyen Heath scored a pair of goals each, as the Tigers got a shutout to open tournament play. Hazimihalis also had an assist and Manny Hazimihalis led the Tigers with three assists. Jackson Mickel and Nathaniel Irizarry added a goal each. Poland 8, Hubbard 2 - Salvi Carramusa found the net four times for Poland and assisted on another goal for the Bulldogs. Lucas Henn led with two assists and Luka Milosevic had a pair of goals for Poland. Connor Henderson ...
