STRUTHERS — McDonald picked up its third consecutive win Friday with a five-inning, 10-0 non-conference victory against Niles at Bob Cene Park in Struthers. The Blue Devils jumped ahead early, taking a slim lead, until blowing the game open with an eight-run fourth inning. With the win, ...
LEAVITTSBURG — It took roughly five innings for LaBrae’s bats to come alive on Friday against Poland. But once they did, the Vikings took over. Trailing by four runs in the bottom of the fifth inning, LaBrae rallied to beat the Bulldogs 8-5 in Leavittsburg, ending the game with seven ...
BASEBALL Field 4, Warren JFK 2 — Confer had three hits and an RBI to lead Field. Conroy added two hits and two RBIs for the Falcons. Landon Snyder and Jason Andre had a hit and RBI each for JFK. Poland 9, Springfield 3 — Carmine Tukalo had three hits, including a triple and a pair of doubles, driving in a pair of runs for Poland. Joe Zuccaro added four hits, including a pair of doubles and drove in a run. Grady Pitzulo struck out 11 in six innings for the Bulldogs. Noah Troggio and Cooper Ensley had a hit and RBI each for Springfield. South Range 9, Austintown Fitch 0 — ...
HOWLAND — The Howland boys volleyball team is getting accustomed to winning. The Tigers continued to add to the win column on Thursday at Howland High School, picking up a 3-0 victory over Kenston to extend their win streak to seven straight. “They’re banking on the experience that ...
BASEBALL Niles 13, East 0 - Brixton Gilmour led Niles with three hits, driving in a pair of runs. Brennen Hidge drove in three runs on a pair of hits for the Dragons. Vincent Dennis and Brady Court had two hits and an RBI each, as Niles totaled 12 hits as a team. Dennis also struck out six as the starting pitcher. Louisville 5, Howland 4 - Caden Kortis delivered a walk off hit to give Louisville the win. Howland trailed 4-0 in the first inning but battled back to tie it. Brayden Kovarik and Bode Biggin had a hit each for Howland. Elliot Gebhardt drove in three runs for the Tigers. ...
STRUTHERS — Both Struthers and Hubbard kept their respective streaks alive Wednesday, with the Wildcats suffering their fifth loss in a row, while the Eagles picked up their sixth consecutive win. Hubbard, behind a nearly flawless Haleigh Taylor pitching performance, blanked Struthers ...
