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Champion boys place 14th at state bowling tournament

The Division II bowling championships took place on Friday night at HP Lanes in Columbus. The Champion boys took 14th with a score of 3,421. Two locals placed in the top 11 on the boys’ side. Champion senior Mario Humenik finished fifth with a 662 and Chalker sophomore TJ Williams ended the day in 11th with a 645. For the rest of the Golden Flashes, Kyle Kolat scored 571 for 32nd, Gavin Torok was 74th with a 466 and George Smith came in 85th with a 310. The Mahoning Valley did not have a team compete in the girls’ tournament, but there was one individual. Struthers senior ...

High school scoreboard – Feb. 28, 2026

BOYS BASKETBALL Sectional Finals Poland 66, Girard 47 — Poland jumped out to a 15-5 first quarter lead and never let Girard get within reach. Carmine Tukalo scored 31 to lead the Bulldogs. Tukalo knocked down three 3-pointers. Nick Nittoli added a pair of threes for Poland and scored 12 points overall. Braxton Sloan led the Girard offense, scoring 19 points and sinking three 3-pointers. AJ Pearson was the only other Indian in double figures with 10 points. LaBrae 73, Lakeview 70 — Lakeview held a 10-point halftime lead and led 49-42 heading into the fourth quarter but LaBrae ...

Hubbard wins bird battle with Ravens in Division IV sectional

HUBBARD — Once Hubbard found its footing in Friday’s Division IV, Northeast 2, sectional final, the Eagles were off to the races. After going into the break with a four-point lead, Hubbard pulled away in the second half to take down Ravenna, 63-46. A fiery timeout from Eagles coach ...

Canfield downs Avon Lake to win 3rd district title in four years

ELYRIA — In the hectic aftermath of Saturday’s Division III, Northeast 4 girls district final, head coach Matt Reel tried to put into words where Canfield’s senior class stacks up in the program’s decorated history after what it had just accomplished. In passing, assistant coach Pat ...

High School Sports Roundup from Feb. 27

BOYS BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT SECTIONAL FINALS DIVISION III Northeast 1 Howland 64, Painesville Harvey 52 — Howland (14-9) outscored Harvey (15-8) 21-8 in the third quarter to pull away after leading 26-25 at halftime. Carter Saul led the Tigers with 21 points. Ta-Shawn Fambro added 14 points and Jackson Mickel was also in double figures with 12 points for Howland. For Harvey, Armani Hall led the way with 20 points and Deontae Ware added 11. Northeast 2 Akron Ellet Community Learning Center 78, East 76 (2OT) — Stats were not reported by print deadline. Ursuline 79, ...