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'A blessing to be back,' Kasey Bolyard takes second at district meet
PLAIN TWP. — Kasey Bolyard wanted a district title. No doubt about it. Still, as the Mogadore senior battled her way through soreness to a second-place finish Oct. 24 at GlenOak, she felt nothing but gratitude. A year ago, Bolyard missed the entire cross country postseason because of injury. So there was no way Bolyard was taking the chance to run for granted. "It's a blessing to be back honestly because during the summertime my training I felt like wasn't that good and I was just worried about regionals and states still and all of that," Bolyard said. "So it's just a blessing to be back and get to do what I love and get to be conditioned for basketball, too." Watch Ohio High School Sports Live on NFHS Network all year Bolyard's battle for second place was far from easy. She spent much of the Division IV girls race with a couple of competitors right by her side. She spent time in second, third and fourth as the three jockeyed for position. Still, Wildcats coach Diana Morris wasn't surprised when Bolyard came out at the head of that pack, placing second in 20:58.5. "She knows how to finish," Morris
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Oberlin High School Celebrates Homecoming Sans Football Team
On Friday, Oct. 9, Oberlin High School hosted its annual homecoming game, except this year something was different. Traditionally, the football game is the headline of homecoming festivities. However, this past August, the school district cancelled the high school’s football season. In lieu, the Phoenix selected their girls’ soccer team to present the school at homecoming.
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Three Community Leaders Give State of Oberlin Address
On Oct. 20, Oberlin College President Carmen Twillie Ambar, Oberlin City Manager Greg Holcomb, and Superintendent of Oberlin City Schools David Hall spoke at the annual State of Oberlin address. The town and College community were invited to attend and hear about new goals and continued projects concerning the intersection of Oberlin City Schools, the College, and the City Government.
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Public weighs in on student representative, voucher lawsuit
At the request of the Revere Board of Education, Superintendent Dan White solicited community input on two issues: a proposal to name a student representative to the school board and whether the district should join a lawsuit challenging the use of taxpayer money for private school vouchers. Student representative. More...
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Glenville reinstated to football playoffs, but opposing team refuses to play
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Central Catholic Gets Season Back as OHSAA Forfeit Ousts Liberty
CANTON, Ohio — The Canton Central Catholic football season is alive again. The Ohio High School Athletic Association ruled that Youngstown Liberty used an ineligible player during its 26-16 win over Central Catholic on Friday night, Oct. 30, and Liberty must forfeit the victory, the Canton Repository reported Saturday. The ruling flips the result of […]
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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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Louisville Tops Rival Hoover 21-7 to Advance in OHSAA Playoffs
Louisville got its revenge Friday night. The No. 7 seed Leopards defeated rival North Canton Hoover 21-7 at home in a Division II, Region 7 first-round playoff game, avenging a Week 5 loss to the Vikings and advancing in the Ohio High School Athletic Association postseason, the Canton Repository reported. It was the 105th meeting […]
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Highlights: Canton CC vs. Liberty high school football
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) – Liberty won, 26-16, over Canton CC Friday night to advance in the high school football playoffs. No. 9 Canton CC falls to 6-5 on the season. No. 8 Liberty improves to 10-1 and will now play top-seeded Perry (10-0) next week. Watch the video above...
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Tonight: North Union at Vermilion in Win-or-Go-Home Playoff Opener, Live on FNL LIVE
Tonight is the night Richwood has been building toward for ten weeks. The No. 9 seed North Union Wildcats (7-3) travel to Vermilion tonight to face the No. 8 seed Vermilion Sailors (7-3) in an Ohio High School Athletic Association Division V, Region 18 first-round playoff game, and Friday Night Lights LIVE is in the […]
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Judge allows Glenville back into Ohio high school football playoffs
An Ohio football powerhouse is back in the high school playoffs thanks to a judge's Oct. 30 ruling. Judge Andrew Santoli granted a temporary restraining order filed by Glenville High School, allowing them to play their game against University School after originally being banned from the playoffs . The game was scheduled for 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 30. OHSAA released a statement early Friday evening saying the game would be rescheduled for some time this weekend. Santoli's decision comes after attorneys Michael L. Nelson Sr., Stanley Jackson and James L. Hardiman filed a motion in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court on Oct. 29 on behalf of two Glenville players. "Unless some immediate injunctive relief is granted, the entire football team will suffer permanent and irreparable harm," the motion reads. The ruling temporarily reverses the Ohio High School Athletic Association's decision to remove the No. 5 seed in Region 9 from the postseason due to an investigation into a Glenville player's eligibility. A hearing is scheduled for Monday, Nov. 2, according to OHSAA. OHSAA's statement on Glenville football court order OHSAA emailed the following statement shortly after 5 p.m. Friday, Oct. 30: "Following the Ohio High School Athletic Association’s removal of
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‘Allow us to at least recognize them’: Students ask CMSD to name multiple valedictorians at merged schools
Marilia Tsirikos has worked hard throughout high school to earn high grades. In any other year she’d be recognized as valedictorian or salutatorian of her class. But — as a consequence of the district’s school closures — she could lose out on that honor. Tsirikos, a...