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McDonald looks to make second straight postseason run

Last season, the McDonald baseball team won its first district championship since 1997. And the Blue Devils don’t plan on waiting nearly 30 years to do it again. Returning all but one player from last season’s group, the Blue Devils are poised to make a return trip. McDonald coach Andy ...

High School Sports Roundup from March 17

BOYS VOLLEYBALL Howland 3, Berkshire 0 — The Tigers improved to 2-0 after winning 25-17, 25-22, 25-23. Wesley Fee had 11 kills and a pair of blocks for the Tigers. Evan Neely finished with 14 assists, eight points and two aces, and Carter Jones finished with 14 digs and 10 points. Philip Rullo added nine kills, a block and an ace.

Fitch’s Quarles recovers to earn podium finish at state

COLUMBUS — This time last year, Mya Quarles was doing just about anything to be around wrestling except what she wanted to do: actually wrestling. As a junior, Quarles could only get as close as matside to watch as her teammates experienced the joys and disappointments of the sport. She ...

Poland’s Thomas, Canfield’s Miller battle through injuries

COLUMBUS — The 2026 OHSAA state wrestling tournament did not go the way either Ella Thomas or Gabe Miller wanted. A year ago, both were almost as high on the podium as possible. Thomas, a sophomore, improved upon her fourth-place finish in the girls 100-pound weight class as a freshman by ...

Seesholtz, Nezbeth and Koch punch tickets to state wrestling finals

COLUMBUS — Three area athletes will enter OHSAA state wrestling tournament’s third and final day with a chance to leave the Schottenstein Center state champions. After winning their first and only match Friday, South Range’s Tyson Seesholtz, West Branch’s Beau Nezbeth and Austintown ...