VERNON — Throughout the season so far, the Boardman Spartans have been great at generating chances, but have struggled at capitalizing on them. Those issues struck again on Tuesday as the Spartans missed multiple opportunities in a 1-1 draw with Badger. “We’re trying to figure out ...
BOYS SOCCER Brookfield 4, Garrettsville Garfield 0 — Brookfield got a goal each from Ethan McConnell, Ryan Warrender, Matt Ryser and Caleb Upshir. Girard 3, Newton Falls 1 — Individual stats were not provided. VOLLEYBALL South Range 3, Niles 0 — Natalie Burnett had 11 aces and 11 assists, helping South Range (8-0) stay hot to start the season. Anna Toy added 13 kills, eight digs and three aces. Parker Zwingler chipped it with 12 assists and two digs for the Raiders and Addison Freedy had five aces. Julie Burke had nine digs for Niles. Badger 3, Bloomfield 0 — Alison ...
GIRLS SOCCER Crestview 5, Pymatuning Valley 0 — Shelby Wellman scored three goals to lead Crestview. Maddie Long and Sydni Kiehl also had a goal each for the Rebels. Clarice Harroff made three saves in the shutout win. VOLLEYBALL Canfield 3, Lakeview 0 — Cecelia DeToro led Lakeview with 10 assists. Rylie Gillespie added 14 digs and Cady Esker led the Bulldogs with four kills. Leah Toth added five service points. North Allegheny (Pa.) 3, Ursuline 0 — Individual stats were not provided. FOOTBALL Austintown Fitch 42, Painesville Riverside 10 BY QUARTERS Fitch 14 7 ...
YOUNGSTOWN — After giving up 49 points at Garfield Heights last week, Cardinal Mooney’s defense came away from that loss with a bad taste in its mouth. A return home proved to be fruitful for the Cardinals on Friday night, as Mooney’s defense bounced back by shutting down Canfield, ...
NEW MIDDLETOWN — Despite forcing a pair of early turnovers, Springfield could not stop Garrettsville Garfield’s single-wing attack Friday at home. The Tigers forced and recovered two fumbles in the opening seven minutes, but they remained otherwise helpless to slow down the G-Men on the ...
Over the last three seasons, the now-seniors on Lordstown’s soccer team have taken some lumps. They’ve learned lessons from those losses over the years and, in their last go-round, are eager to hand out some lessons of their own. Through six games, the Red Devils have been able to do that, sitting at 4-1-1, which includes a 4-1 victory over Niles. “They know that this is their last chance to really play together as a team and try to compete with some of these better programs, and it’s just been a goal for all of them,” Lordstown coach Eric Lloyd said. “We set goals at ...
