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Tricks to land a fishing treat

Some of my best fishing successes have happened when the witches and goblins were prowling the sidewalks and ringing doorbells to beg for candy. “Trick or treat” certainly applies to my years of fishing as I’ve applied my tried-and-true autumn tricks to enjoy the treats of October ...

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Jarrett to speak at Curbstone Coaches Riley Jarrett, the Youngstown State University women's volleyball head coach, will be the guest speaker at Monday’s luncheon meeting of The Curbstone Coaches at the Avion Banquet Center on Western Reserve Road in Beaver Township. The event begins at 11:45 a.m., and the public is welcome to attend. All sports fans are welcome and you do not need to be a current or former coach. Judge grants Glenville football restraining order A Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas judge granted a temporary restraining order on Friday afternoon, less ...

South Range holds off Coventry for 1st district title since 2015

CANFIELD — Before the start of the season, South Range head coach TJ Irons knew his team had a chance to be something special. But he never anticipated just how special the Raiders have been. Once South Range clinched the Northeast 8 Conference crown earlier this month, the Raiders set ...

Lakeview sweeps Clippers to capture district title

CANFIELD — Three years ago, Lakeview’s four seniors were part of the Bulldogs’ 2024 district championship team. Tasting success at that time planted the seed for what followed, as the third-seeded Bulldogs captured their third straight district title by sweeping No. 6 seed Columbiana ...

Rams, Blue Devils prepare for playoffs

It is often suggested that history has a way of repeating itself. As the Ohio High School Athletic Association football tournament kicks off tonight, McDonald football coach Dan Williams is hopeful that history is indeed on the side of his Blue Devils. Mineral Ridge coach Andy Hake hopes ...

OHSAA removes Glenville from football tournament

The path to a regional title in Division III, Region 9, just became a little easier. On Thursday, the OHSAA removed Northeast Ohio powerhouse Glenville from the state's football tournament. The OHSAA issued a press release, which stated that the state’s high school sports governing body was investigating the Tarblooders for playing ineligible players. In the press release, the OHSAA said the Cleveland Metropolitan School District, which oversees Glenville, allowed students from Ginn Academy to compete on the team. “The issues stem from students who attend Ginn Academy, which is a ...