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FOOTBALL Hubbard 56, Lakeview 3 BY QUARTERS Hubbard 21 14 7 14—56 Lakeview 0 3 0 0—3 TEAM STATISTICS First Downs: H: 19, L: 6; Rushes-Yards: H: 26-307, L: 22-70; Passing Yards: H:118, L: 62; Comp/Att/Int: H: 10-14-0, L: 4-1211; Penalties: H: 1-5, L: 3-25; Fumbles/Lost: H: 2-0, L: 2-1; Total Yards: H: 425, L: 132; Offensive Plays: H: 40, L: 34 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Passing: Hubbard: Dylan BuCher 10-14-118 yards; Lakeview: Blake Swinning 1-5-31, Asa Lantz 3-7/-31 Rushing: Hubbard: Antonio Burkley 15-199: Lakeview: Jonathan Lawson 5-55 Receiving: Hubbard: ...

Howland hands Salem its first loss of the season

HOWLAND — The Howland Tigers have arrived, and the Salem Quakers are undefeated no longer. Clinging to a six-point lead during the fourth quarter, Howland put together a season-defining drive when it needed it most. The Tigers marched 91 yards to deal the finishing blow on Friday night, ...

Springfield tops Blue Devils to win fourth straight

BERLIN CENTER — Springfield and Western Reserve entered Week 8 trending in opposite directions. And the trends continued Friday, with the Tigers, in their fourth straight win, dominating the Blue Devils 41-0 in Reserve’s fourth loss in a row. “I was just really proud of our kids, the ...

Mineral Ridge rolls past Red Devils, to stay undefeated

MINERAL RIDGE — The Mineral Ridge Rams continued their unbeaten streak on Friday, scoring early and often in a 59-14 victory over Campbell Memorial. “I’m just really proud of our total team effort,” Rams coach Andy Hake said. “You can see there’s so many people here today. It was ...

Canfield girls ready for return trip to state tournament

CANFIELD — Throughout the fall season, the Canfield girls golf team had plenty of reasons and excuses not to make it back to the state golf tournament. Before the season began, the storm damage at Mill Creek Golf Course from earlier this summer left the Cardinals without a home course. ...

Kempe still following football while off

When the 2026 high school football season kicked off on Aug. 21, Larry Kempe found himself in uncharted territory. For the first time in 30 years, and for just the second season in a hall of fame coaching career which spans 52 years, Kempe was merely a spectator. Instead of being on the ...