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Beaver County Times
Beaver Area football's Jaivin Peel ruled ineligible for PIAA postseason
After months of hearings and appeals, one of the Beaver Valley’s top quarterbacks finally had his playoff fate decided by the PIAA on Thursday, Oct. 29, with the association ruling Beaver Area senior quarterback Jaivin Peel ineligible for the 2026 postseason, Beaver Area athletic director Kevin Krzeczowski told the Times. Peel has had an impressive return to WPIAL competition. In nine games with the Bobcats, leads the Beaver Valley in completions (121) while ranking second in completion percentage (59.6), yards (1,533) and touchdowns (13). Along with his work through the air, Peel has solidified himself as a dual-threat quarterback, rushing for 611 yards and eight scores. Required Reading: Updated projections of the 2026 WPIAL high school football playoff field Required Reading: Beaver Valley Week 10 high school football power rankings Crunching the Numbers: Who are the Beaver Valley high school football stat leaders through Week 9? The decision comes following an offseason filled with hearing for the senior gunslinger. In July, the WPIAL granted Peel partial eligibility , allowing him to compete in the regular season but deeming him ineligible for postseason competition. Peel appealed the postseason eligibility with the WPIAL, but it was not approved. Prior to his time
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Liberty disqualified from playoffs; Canton Central Catholic advances
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Popularity of e-bikes rise at GlenOak High School
You’ve probably seen a child on an e-bike, or even multiple, speeding down the roads both day and night. E-bikes may look like regular black bikes, but they have powerful motors that can go up to 30 miles per hour. E-bikes are becoming more and more common around the...
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(9) Lake Catholic at (8) Youngstown Ursuline football: Preview capsule for Division III playoff game
Where: Judge William Rayen Stadium, 1903 Cordova Ave., Youngstown. Records: Lake Catholic 6-4, Youngstown Ursuline 6-4 Last week: NDCL def. Lake Catholic, 35-7, Cardinal Mooney def. Youngstown Ursuline, 28-21 On deck: Winner plays at (1) South on Nov. 6 in a regional quarterfinal. For the record: The Cougars are in...
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Highlights: Poland vs. Woodridge high school football
PENINSULA, Ohio (WKBN) – Poland survived Friday night and advanced to the next round with a 41-38 win over Woodridge. No. 6 Woodridge finishes the season with a record of 8-3. No. 11 Poland improves to 7-4 and advances to play No. 3 West Branch (9-1) next week. Watch...
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Kent State president makes the case for Ohio’s investment in public colleges
Todd Diacon has a question: Is college still worth it?. The Kent State University president, of course, believes it is. He wants everyone to have that same takeaway, too. It’s why Diacon and the university are talking about the value of higher education through a series of online videos and other content – right as the future of the state’s universities gets debated amid an election year.
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Kent State Trumbull showcases engineering program to high schoolers
WARREN, Ohio (WKBN) — Kent State Trumbull was showcasing its engineering program to local high school students Friday. The hands-on experience introduced engineering technology to them. Roughly 40 students saw robots, 3D printing, microprocessors, and even clean room technology. Kent State Trumbull has plenty of equipment to help students...