Last season was a rollercoaster for Kennedy. Partway through the year, the Eagles lost star point guard Didi Ryan to an injury. Losing Ryan could have easily derailed its season, but Kennedy stuck together and was better for it. Without their top scoring option, the Eagles had to reinvent ...
In 2016, following a 1-22 season, Nick Canterino, then a Campbell assistant, became the Red Devils’ head boys basketball coach. Eight years later, he orchestrated a 21-5 season, one that included a district championship and the program’s first Mahoning Valley Athletic Conference (MVAC) ...
Big Schools (Divisions II-V) (Champion, Girard, Howland, Hubbard, Lakeview, Liberty, Niles, Warren G. Harding) Offensive POY: AJ Pearson, Girard Defensive POY: Allen Hess-Cardona, Girard Coach of the Year: Pat Pearson, Girard OFFENSE QB: AJ Pearson, Girard – 169-of-236 passing, 3,080 yards, 29 TDs, 5 INTs, 198 carries, 1,438 yards, 29 TDs QB: Braydon Songer, Hubbard – 160-of-233 passing, 2,333 yards, 17 TDs, 2 INTs, 93 carries, 644 yards, 11 TDs RB: Dyionn Tutwiler, Liberty – 104 carries, 1,220 yards, 17 TDs, 10 receptions, 213 yards, 3 TDs RB: Caden Rowland, ...
GIRLS BASKETBALL Maplewood 46, Howland 33 — The difference was the second quarter, when the Rockets outscored Howland 12-3. Claire Urchek led all scorers with 22 points for the Rockets. Teammates Morgan Himes and Lauren Krieg both scored eight points. Mackenzie Scrabis led the Tigers with 10 points, and Maya Kubancsek chipped in nine points. LaBrae 40, Crestwood 27 — The Vikings’ defense was on display as LaBrae held Crestwood to seven points in the first half. LaBrae’s Angel Scruggs led all scorers with 11 points. Ella Kuszmaul scored nine points, and Riley Rowe added seven ...
Ohio is now a Name, Image and Likeness state. The Ohio High School Athletic Association announced on Monday that the state’s athletic governing body passed a referendum allowing for NIL at the high school level. Ohio became the 45th state to approve NIL, leaving Alabama, Indiana, ...
GIRLS BASKETBALL Mineral Ridge 60, Lowellville 25 — Sullivan Sandy’s 22 points helped power the Rams. Kadence Conaway had 11 points, Brystal Mills finished with eight, Tomlyn Sandy and Kelcee Dye both scored six and Gianna Gilbert tallied five points. Lowellville stats were not reported. Girard 47, Columbiana 15 — After trailing 9-6 in the first quarter, the Indians shut down the Clippers. They held Columbiana to six total points in the final three quarters. Caylee Wilkes led all scorers with 21 points for Girard, and freshman Janaya Riley added 12 points. Sydney Sprite scored ...
