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GIRLS SOCCER
Kennedy 6, St. Thomas Aquinas 0 -- In the shutout win, Didi Ryan led the Eagles with two goals and two assists. Adding goals were Shayna Massacci, Laney Condoleon, Katie Andre and Kaylee Gordon, while Sophia Bonacker and Ellie Niemi both lent assists. In goal, Kaelyn Fletcher tallied two saves. St. Thomas statistics were not submitted.
Badger 3, Springfield 2 -- Two goals from Avery Rice and another from Madelyn Custer was enough for the victorious Braves over the Tigers. In the loss, Maddie Page found the back of the net twice, once off of a Sami Shafer assist. In goal, Emma Mills had six saves for Springfield, while Piper Dailey had eight for Badger.
BOYS SOCCER
Kennedy 5, St. Thomas Aquinas 1 -- A Dom Ryan hat trick and goals from Nick Ryan and Ethan DeBernardi proved too much for St. Thomas Aquinas as Kennedy was able to breeze past the Knights. For the Eagles, Anthony Berzonski lent three assists and Jason Parson tallied a save. St. Thomas Aquinas statistics were not submitted.
Poland 7, Champion 0 -- In the lopsided affair, Andreas Tsikouris scored a hat trick, Skevos Tsikouris scored twice, Michael Hostel and Ryan Nigh also found the back of the net as the Bulldogs beat the Golden Flashes. Assisting for Poland was Andreas Tsikouris, Jacob Hayes, Colin McBride, Gabe Dearing, AJ Lisko, Skevos Tsikouris and Michael Hostel. The Golden Flashes posted 24 saves in the loss.
Bristol 5, Lordstown 0 -- No statistics for either team were submitted.
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Crestview 3, Newton Falls 0 -- The Rebels were able to handedly beat the Tigers in straight sets (25-12, 25-11, 25-15). In the loss, Jada Blutcher tallied four kills, Torrie Fanton had seven assists and 10 points, while Payton Murphy lent six digs. For the victors, Abbey Emch tallied 18 kills, Sophia Stewart had 23 assists and nine digs, Sophia Dattilio led the team with three blocks, and Natalie Blakeman had four aces.
Columbiana 3, United 0 -- In straight sets (25-15, 25-22, 25-14), the Clippers were able to handedly beat United. Leading was Ellie Jackson with nine kills, three aces, 14 assists, five points and six digs. Lending a hand in the win was Ava Heinrich with 12 points and 13 digs, Danica Halas with nine points, Landry Smith with six kills and Cameron Perkins with 12 assists. United statistics were not submitted.
Mooney 3, Ursuline 1 -- The Cardinals were able to best the Fighting Irish in a four set win (25-21, 25-23, 27-19, 25-17). For the victors, Brinkley Bair led with 22 kills and 17 digs, Sam Rotunno tallied 12 kills and 23 digs, Jaida Lane lent 10 kills and six blocks and Sophia Rotunno anchored the defense with 26 digs. Kaelyn Radinsky led the offense with 46 assists and 14 digs. Ursuline statistics were not submitted.
Champion 3, Southeast 0 -- In straight sets (25-15, 25-14, 25-23), the Golden Flashes were able to get past the Pirates. For Champion, Kennedy Caldwell led with 22 kills, Sophia Coger had 19 assists, Avery Boggs lent 21 digs and Taylor Gearhart had six blocks. Southeast statistics were not submitted.
McDonald 3, Western Reserve 0 -- In a strong defensive showing, McDonald was able to breeze by Western Reserve in straight sets (25-13, 25-13, 25-15). Leading for the Blue Devils was Izzy Mauro with 10 kills, 10 digs and two blocks, Haylee Fellows with 15 assists and 11 digs, while Quincy Miller lent 14 digs and seven assists. Western Reserve statistics were not submitted.
LaBrae 3, Brookfield 2 -- In a tight contest between the Vikings and Warriors, LaBrae was able to come away with a win in five sets (23-25, 23-25, 25-22, 25-22, 15-5). Leading for Brookfield was MaRae Craig with 21 digs, two assists, six blocks and eight kills, while Alexia Baker added 20 digs and an assist. Brooke Montgomery added 16 digs in the loss. Rylie Burdge led the Warriors in assists with 16 and Alexia Baker led the team with eight aces. For LaBrae, Khloe Sanderson tallied 16 digs and four aces, Shelby Bragg had 21 assists and Riley Rowe had four blocks. Taylor Burns also lent 16 kills in the win.
Canfield 3, Howland 2 -- In all five sets (22-25, 25-12, 25-18. 15-25, 15-13), the Cardinals were able to fend off the Tigers in a close match. Leading for Howland was Sianna Dykes with 21 kills and five blocks, Talia Rishel with 38 assists, Maya Kubancsek with 28 digs and Talia Rishel with two aces. Canfield statistics were not submitted.
Girard 3, Poland 0 -- In straight sets (25-16, 25-15, 25-18), the Indians were able to best the Bulldogs. For the victors, Bailey Walters led with 21 kills, seven points and three aces. Adding to the win were Chloe Pieton with 31 assists, Kyra Bell with 14 digs and Brooke Perry with five blocks. Poland statistics were not submitted.
Mineral Ridge 3, Waterloo 0 -- Although the Vikings threatened in the third set, the Rams were able to hold them off to win in straight sets (25-19, 25-10, 25-20). For Mineral Ridge, Ava Hulett led with 15 kills, 13 digs and a block, Gianna Wilson tallied five kills and four digs, Brooklyn Gelardi had 12 digs, four kills and three aces, while Sullivan Sandy tallied 27 assists, five aces and two kills. Waterloo statistics were not submitted.
Springfield 3, Sebring 0 -- The Tigers were able to get past the Trojans in straight sets (25-16, 25-15, 25-10). For Springfield, Jameka Brungard had 15 kills and three blocks, Mariana Tuscano had seven kills, Baelyn Brungard lent eight kills and five digs, while Erika Grinstead had four aces and 14 points. Sebring statistics were not submitted.
Lakeview 3, South Range 0 -- The Bulldogs stood tall against the Raiders, winning in straight sets (25-13, 25-22, 25-10). For Lakeview, Addy Allen had 16 points and 16 digs, Molly Stuart tallied 13 points, five aces, 13 kills and 13 digs, Reagan Price had 15 kills and three blocks, while Mallory Mailach posted 31 assists. For South Range, Anna Toy tallied eight kills and 14 digs, Hayden Carey lent eight assists and 10 digs, while Parker Zwingler had four digs, five assists and three aces.
Hubbard 3, Struthers 0 --In straight sets (25-13, 25-22, 25-15), the Eagles were able to soar past the Wildcats. In the loss, Natalie Burosky tallied 12 digs, Mya Neider had two aces, three kills and eight points, while Gianna Martin had three kills, three blocks and four points. Karie Morris led the Wildcats in assists with five. Hubbard statistics were not submitted.