BOARDMAN — The Boardman girls basketball team is young, and at times, that inexperience showed on Monday night. Turnovers, the occasional defensive lapse and inconsistent shooting plagued the Spartans, who dropped their third straight gaame with a 54-50 loss to Marlington at Boardman High ...
GIRLS BASKETBALL Western Reserve 53, Sebring 21 — Western Reserve (7-0) remained unbeaten behind 14 points from Quincy Miller. No other stats were provided. South Range 45, Hubbard 44 OT — Taylor Dado scored four points in overtime and 11 overall to push South Range to a tight victory. Gwen Lowry added eight for the Raiders. Claire Murphy and Chloe Cicero led Hubbard with 16 and 14 points respectively. Mineral Ridge 55, Campbell 20 — Sullivan Sandy had 16 points and Gianna Gilbert added 14 in a dominant win. Brystal Mills added seven for the Rams. Girard 44, Poland 32 ...
POLAND — It was a special Saturday night for Girard boys basketball coach Nick Canterino. His Indians were on the right side of a 55-34 victory over Campbell, where he spent the last several years as the head coach. It also marked his 100th career win. “It was really cool, it happening ...
BOYS BASKETBALL Lisbon 64, Wellsville 53 — AJ Ramgeet (26) and Blaine Barnes (21) both eclipsed the 20 point mark for Lisbon. Barnes 21 points came on seven 3—pointers. Logan Sturgeon added 10 for the Blue Devils. Austin Adkins was the games leading scorer, scoring 29 for Wellsville. Grand Valley 63, Pymatuning Valley 53 — Carter Turk knocked down five 3—pointers and scored 26 overall for Grand Valley. Evan Skrtic added 10 for the Mustangs. Justin Britton had 24 and Chase Guysinger had 14 for Pymatuning Valley. Howland 57, LaBrae 37 — Howland’s duo of Ta-Shawn Fambro ...
YOUNGSTOWN — Going against one of the best players in northeast Ohio, Warren G. Harding wanted to make sure it got the ball out of Ursuline star Jaylen Gunther’s hands on Friday night. Even though Gunther went off for 28 points, the Raiders did just enough defensively to pull out a 55-52 ...
The Youngstown City School District (YCSD) announced Thursday that, pending board approval, Seth Antram will be the first head football coach of Youngstown High School, which is set to open next fall after the consolidation of East and Chaney at the end of the academic year. Antram has been the Chaney head coach since before the 2022 season, when he left the same position at Boardman to lead the Cowboys. In four seasons at Chaney, he went 22-18, made two playoff appearances and had the first 10-win season for the program in 30 years. Before his one-year stint at Boardman, Antram, who ...
