Last year, Lakeview did what no other Bulldogs softball team did before when it won its first regional championship and appeared in the state semifinals. That was, more or less, part of the plan for Dave Kelm’s team after previously failing to make it past the district title game. But this ...
Things have changed for Hubbard’s baseball program. After going 23-7 and winning their first district championship last year, the Eagles, despite losing numerous key players to graduation, are set to take on the part of the “hunted” after decades of being the hunters. “You won a ...
With the 2026 softball season fast approaching, the Chalker Wildcats aim to make this the first time in 25 years they repeat as district champions. Coming off their second district crown in three years, the Wildcats return some of their anchor players, headlined by the pitcher-catcher duo of ...
AUSTINTOWN — Coming off back-to-back Division I state titles, the Austintown Fitch softball team had its sights set on a possible three-peat last year. However, the Falcons’ postseason run fell short in the regional semifinal, as Fitch lost to Massillon Jackson. Now, Fitch is ready to ...
The All-American Conference (AAC) wrestling coaches named their all-league selections for the 2025-26 season. Canfield junior Gabe Miller and Austintown Fitch sophomore Reghan Koch were named the boys and girls most valuable wrestler, respectively. The first-team all-league selections are as follows: Chayce Kemble, Fitch; Brayden Cortese, Howland; Cain Mlinarsik, Canfield; Jose Estremera, Canfield; Dom Fantone, Fitch; Evan Protopapa, Fitch; Deacon Mock, Howland; Aidan O’Donnell, Howland; Stephen Pontius, Fitch; Tristan Miller, Canfield; Joey Pannunzio, Canfield; Gabe Miller, ...
Last season, Maplewood put the area on notice. Adding 10 wins to its win total from the year prior, the Rockets finished the season with a 21-5 mark and a runner-up finish in both the league and district. Returning nine letterwinners from last year, including star sophomore duo Addison Marker ...
