Knack for the NAC
Got the NAC? If you haven’t, you must not be residing in Bristol, Maplewood or Badger. All three Northeastern Athletic Conference schools have advanced to the Division III boys soccer Austintown district tournament. Tonight, fourth-seeded Bristol and Maplewood will square off in one district semifinal. That game will be played at Fitch Falcon Stadium in Austintown. This is an unexpected matchup since Maplewood upset second-seeded East Palestine in Bulldog country Saturday. It’ll be an interesting game between backyard rivals. Tonight’s other district semifinal is third-seeded South Range vs. top-seeded Badger at Arrowhead Stadium in Girard. The neutral sites are because neither Badger or Maplewood have lights on their fields. Both games start at 7 p.m. I’d go with top-seeded Badger to advance to regionals because of past experience. Speaking of changes of venue, second-seeded Cardinal Mooney and third-seeded Lakeview are not playing tonight at Valley Sports in Struthers.
» Full StoryGolfers state their cases
CONGRATULATIONS to a pair of area sophomores — Champion’s Thomas Lydic and John F. Kennedy’s Kelsie Teaberry — who competed in the Division II?state golf tournaments over the weekend.
» Full StoryTop-level athletes are what they are
It is what it is. Frankly, it’s one of the most overused statements I’ve heard uttered in the last year.
However, for the purposes of this column, it’s quite fitting.
Take the Hubbard Eagles volleyball tea.
Math doesn’t apply during road races
YOUNGSTOWN
Half a minute before the race, standing in the middle of Commerce Street by the Youngstown YMCA, one thought entered his head, “15 minutes. You can do this 2-mile fun run/walk in 15 minutes.
WGH track, Williamson get their due
PRIOR to last week’s Euclid-Warren G. Harding football game, it was time for the Raiders to look back at the success of their boys track team.
Senior DeAver (D..
Many miles does equal XC success
Brookfield’s Angie Kirila approached the finish line at Tuesday’s Suburban League Championships at the Canfield Fairgrounds.
A friend of mine asked me, “Is that Brookfield?”
Yes, it was.











