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High School Sports Roundup from Oct. 22

BOYS SOCCER LATE WEDNESDAY Howland 8, Villa Angela-St. Joseph 0 – The Howland trio of Niko Hazimihalis, Peyton Musser and Bradyen Heath scored a pair of goals each, as the Tigers got a shutout to open tournament play. Hazimihalis also had an assist and Manny Hazimihalis led the Tigers with three assists. Jackson Mickel and Nathaniel Irizarry added a goal each. Poland 8, Hubbard 2 - Salvi Carramusa found the net four times for Poland and assisted on another goal for the Bulldogs. Lucas Henn led with two assists and Luka Milosevic had a pair of goals for Poland. Connor Henderson and ...

Week 10 features pride, playoffs on the line

Undefeated seasons, conference titles and playoff berths are on the line this weekend as the 2026 high school football regular season comes to end. For 336 schools statewide, the season will continue beyond Week 10 in the form of the Ohio High School Athletic Association tournament. For ...

Rams down Waterloo in straight sets

MINERAL RIDGE — Throughout the fall, the Mineral Ridge volleyball team has largely dominated its opponents. The Rams have won 22 games and were unbeaten in the Mahoning Valley Athletic Conference Scarlet Tier. During the season, they’ve dropped just 10 total sets and have swept 17 ...

Church sends Bristol to OT win over Rovers

BRISTOLVILLE — Wednesday's Division V tournament game between Bristol and Rootstown was the tale of an unstoppable force against an immovable object. The Panthers’ attack was relentless and Rootstown's defense and goalkeeper were as solid as could be. Eighty minutes wasn't enough to ...

Warriors lose in four sets to Tigers

MINERAL RIDGE — Despite falling into an early deficit, Springfield got the best of Brookfield in the opening round of the OHSAA playoffs on Wednesday night. The 21st-seeded Tigers dropped the first set, but bounced back for the 3-1 victory over the 20th-seeded Warriors in a Division VI, ...

Bristol downs Red Devils in sectional final

BRISTOLVILLE — Whoever scored first in Tuesday’s Division V sectional final between Bristol and Lordstown was going to survive and advance to the next round of the tournament. A scoreless first half of aggressive back-and-forth play set the tone, but the Panthers scored a pair to down ...