BROOKFIELD – The Brookfield girls basketball team didn’t have any answers for Ava Bucey and Addison Rhodes on Monday night. The veteran duo powered Crestview to an 83-37, thanks to a dominant first half at Brookfield High School. Rhodes scored 16 of her game-high 39 points in the first ...
On Jan. 30, former Boardman track coach Dave Pavlansky will be honored by the Ohio Association of Track and Cross Country Coaches in Columbus. Pavlansky will receive the Ed Barker Award, which is the highest honor given by the OAT&CCC who has done the most for the sport. Pavlansky won’t be the only local to get time in the spotlight. Former Boardman thrower Adrianne Blewitt Wilson will be inducted into the OAT&CCC Hall of Fame during the banquet. Pavlansky got his start as the Spartans’ boys track and field and boys cross country coach. He spent 11 years coaching the Spartans, ...
NILES — Plagued by turnovers on one end and fouls on the other, South Range struggled to find any semblance of a flow Monday night in a 47-33 road Northeast 8 Conference loss to Niles. “Foul trouble got us in a little bit of a bind,” South Range head coach James Heath said. “Just ...
In 2015, Chris Marsco was faced with a decision. At the time, Marsco was a first-year student coach at Youngstown State, and for just a moment he had second thoughts about his desire to turn coaching into a long term endeavor. Marsco’s indecisiveness stemmed from his introduction to ...
GIRLS BASKETBALL Springfield 45, Lowellville 43 - Rogan Rogemski scored 6 of her 11 points in the fourth quarter, as Springfield erased a 32-28 deficit entering the fourth quarter. Makenna Wymer added three 3-pointers for the Tigers. Gianna Palumbo and McKenna Lewis had 12 points each for Lowellville. Grand Valley 68, Badger 46 - Riley Rowland knocked down three 3-pointers and scored 21 points to lead Grand Valley. Bre Rowland was also hot, knocking down five 3-pointers and scoring 19 overall. The Mustangs also got 11 points from Clee Turk. Badger was led by Avery Rice who had 15 ...
BOYS BASKETBALL Ursuline 94, Burton Berkshire 68 - Ursuline’s duo of Jaylen Gunther and Noah Bell combined for 69 points to lead the Irish offense. Gunther had 35 points, including five 3-pointers, while Bell poured in 34 with five 3’s of his own. Tylar Robinson (16 points) and TJ Thomas (15) led Berkshire in scoring. From late Friday Howland 51, Warren Harding 50 - Carter Saul had 13 points, as Howland won at the buzzer over Harding. Demetri Gentis added 10 for the Tigers. Harding was led by Zayvion Smith with 14 points. GIRLS BASKETBALL Howland 56, Lakeview 50 - Maya ...
