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High school scoreboard – Sept. 25-26, 2026

FOOTBALL Springfield 42, Campbell 12 BY QUARTERS Campbell 0 0 6 6—12 Springfield 21 14 7 0—42 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Passing: Springfield: Michael Tuscano 1-2-23 Rushing: Springfield: Alex Caldwell 10-80 Receiving: Springfield: Marco Gentile 1-23 Lisbon 28, Valley Christian 14 BY QUARTERS Valley Christian 0 7 7 0—14 Lisbon 7 14 0 7—28 TEAM STATISTICS First Downs: VC: 16, L: 9; Rushes/Yards Rushing: VC: 36-138 , L: 29-93; Yards Passing: VC: 80, L: 89; Comp-Att-Int: VC: 9-18-0, L: 8-10-4; Penalties: VC: 8-50, L: 4-44; Fumbles-Lost: VC: ...

South Range stifles rival Poland to stay undefeated

BEAVER TOWNSHIP — One year ago, South Range’s nearly six-year, 40-game win streak against Northeast 8 Conference (NE8) opponents ended in emphatic fashion at the hands of Poland. On Friday, on a night in which they honored their seniors, the Raiders exacted their revenge in an even more ...

McDonald moves to 6-0 with win over Jays

MCDONALD — It was one touchdown after another, during a one-sided affair in McDonald, on Friday night. The Blue Devils hosted Jackson-Milton, and McDonald remained undefeated by clobbering the Blue Jays 37-7. It was the 16th consecutive regular season victory for McDonald, as the Blue ...

Ursuline wins again, hands Farrell first loss

FARRELL, Pa. — Offense, defense and special teams each had their share of plays Thursday for the Ursuline football team. The Fighting Irish got contributions in all three phases to beat Farrell 24-13 at Pegues Sports Complex in Farrell. With the win, the Irish have won their last three ...

Warren JFK holds on, earns long-awaited win vs. United

WARREN — United struck first, but Kennedy had the last laugh as Trumbull County’s Eagles took down the Golden Eagles 3-2 on Thursday. Team records are uncertain, but Thursday’s victory marked Kennedy’s first win over United in more than 20 years. JFK hopes it’s a statement victory ...

Mollenkopf Stadium ‘better than ever’ after renovations

WARREN — Built in 1934, Mollenkopf Stadium is the second-oldest high school football stadium in Trumbull County. The Warren landmark hosted its first football game one year after Niles cut the ribbon on what is now Bo Rein Stadium. Yet while the home of the Warren G. Harding Raiders is old in years, it has evolved into one of the most modern, up-to-date high school football facilities in Ohio. “Simply put, this is one of the top high school complexes in the state,” said Warren City Schools athletic director Tim Porter. “Naturally, you have Massillon, and you have (Canton) ...