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Austintown trustee addresses recent ‘serious hoaxes’ at schools

AUSTINTOWN - A portion of the Austintown Township Trustees meeting Monday was spent addressing recent “serious hoaxes” involving the school district. Bruce Shepas, Austintown Township Trustee, said that Austintown officials are not taking any of them lightly. “We’ve had three serious hoaxes that were school-related, while putting the...

Austintown, OH · 1d
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Round Three! 7 local high school football teams advance in OHSAA playoffs

Seven area teams will compete in Round Three of the OHSAA playoffs this Friday

Youngstown, OH · 3d

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Local school removed from playoffs after using ineligible player

Liberty is no longer in the playoffs after using an ineligible player Friday night.

Canton, OH · 9d

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District 10 Quarterfinals: Iroquois, Sharpsville Advance in Class 2A

Iroquois held off Girard with a clutch defensive stand in the final minute to win its 2A quarterfinal matchup. Sharpsville survived a Seneca comeback bid in an offensive shootout to advance.

Sharpsville, PA · 2d
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Pennsylvania playoff rematch headlines Friday’s Game of the Week

Grove City meets Sharon for the opportunity to play for the District championship next week.

Grove City, PA · 1d

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Mercer County titans collide in District Semifinal showdown

Greenville and Sharpsville will meet on Saturday with the opportunity to move onto the District championship.

Sharpsville, PA · 22h

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Sharpsville outlasts Seneca in playoff thriller

Sharpsville improves to to 7-4 overall and advances to take on Greenville in the District 10 1A Semifinal on Saturday, Nov. 14.

Sharpsville, PA · 3d

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Trustees respond to threat made against school

AUSTINTOWN - A portion of the Austintown Township Trustees meeting Monday was spent addressi…

Austintown, OH · 1d

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Dominic Nardella named director of WYSU-FM

Youngstown State University announced Monday morning that Dominic Nardella has been appointed director of the university’s radio station WYSU-FM. A Mahoning Valley native, Nardella started his career in broadcasting in Youngstown and has since accumulated over 35 years of experience in the industry. Nardella has worked in several positions...

Youngstown, OH · 1d

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Local school removed from playoffs after using ineligible player

Liberty is no longer in the playoffs after using an ineligible player Friday night.

Canton, OH · 9d

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Teams left in limbo by Glenville legal battle face each other; fans and coaches react to controversy

Following a legal battle that began and ended with the Glenville High School football team being removed from the playoffs for using ineligible players, the two teams caught in the middle of the controversy squared off on Friday night.

Cleveland, OH · 4d

Mansfield News Journal

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Hillsdale dominant in regional quarterfinal rout of Mineral Ridge

JEROMESVILLE - For a program that has played an entire season — and then some — worth of playoff games over the last three years, Week 12 might've been Hillsdale's magnum opus. Hosting five-seed Mineral Ridge, a team with 10 wins whose only loss was by five points on the road in the regular season finale to rival McDonald, four-seed Hillsdale knew efficiency was going to be key in the Division VI regional quarterfinal. The Falcons weren't just efficient, they were about as close to perfect as you could get in a 52-14 rout of the Rams. WEEK 12: Shelby efficient in all facets in regional quarterfinal football win "This is right up there because I think they're a quality football team," Hillsdale coach Trevor Cline said when asked where this performance ranks in recent history. "Right from the get-go we sort of overwhelmed them because our guys came out ready to go." Mineral Ridge let the opening kickoff sail into the end zone for a touchback to open the game on its own 20 and proceeded to string together a 14-play drive — spanning eight minutes and 27 seconds of game time— comprised entirely of rushing all the way

Mineral Ridge, OH · 4d

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Football: Cain’s dominating game runs G-Men to playoff win over Conneaut

A dominant running game anchored by junior running back Ryder Cain propelled Garfield to a commanding 48-14 win over Conneaut in its Division V, Region 17 quarterfinal playoff game in Garrettsville on Friday. Cain rushed for 225 yards on 21 carries and scored six of the G-Men’s seven touchdowns. Garfield...

Garrettsville, OH · 4d

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Salem can’t hold off University School surge

Salem officially learned University School would be its opponent yesterday following a court ruling that sidelined Cleveland Glenville.

Salem, OH · 4d

Beaver County Times

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PIAA high school cross country championship roundup

It was another successful day for Beaver Valley cross country runners, with a pair of individuals and teams claiming gold at the PIAA high school cross country championships at Big Spring High School in Newelle, Pa. Headlining the Beaver Valley field was Quaker Valley senior Jonah Montagnese, who capped off an impressive cross-country career with a pair of WPIAL and PIAA gold medals during his junior and senior campaigns. Here is how the rest of the Beaver Valley field competed at the state meet. Class 1A Girls It was a golden day for OLSH, with senior Mira Mosca claiming individual gold with a time of 19:05 and her team consisting of Eva Crofford, Hannah Hayes, Jules Goshen, Ellie Green, Lindsay Bressler and Diianna DelTondo, hoisting the team title with 49 points. The victory put OLSH 59 points ahead of second-place finisher and fellow WPIAL program Winchester Thurston. Outside of the OLSH contingent, New Brighton’s Brielle Emler placed 67th to round out the Beaver Valley field. Class 1A Boys Sewickley Academy junior Zach Sharara was just 11 seconds off the leader and finished with silver, posting a time of 15:36. Along with Sharara, South Side’s Ian Dilts placed 53rd, Tyler Cooke

Beaver County, PA · 3d

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Brookfield falls to top-seeded Kirtland

KIRTLAND, Ohio (WKBN) – Brookfield’s postseason run ended Friday night in a 50-0 road loss to top-seeded Kirtland. Kirtland set the tone early in this one with a Mario Lorber touchdown run and a Tommy Caimi pick-six, giving the Hornets a 15-0 first-quarter advantage. Caimi added two more...

Brookfield Township, OH · 4d

WJW FOX 8 News Cleveland

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These local school districts face uncertain futures after operating levies fail

Dozens of school Districts across Northeast Ohio had critical operating levies on the ballot for the midterm election.

Northeast Ohio, OH · 6d

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Highlights: Poland vs. West Branch high school football

#3 West Branch improves to 10-1 and will play in round three next week.

Poland, OH · 4d

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Unbeaten South Range rolls in regional semifinal

MEDINA, Ohio (WKBN) – South Range topped Lakeview, 3-1 (25-17, 25-21, 22-25, 25-19), in the OHSAA Division V Volleyball Regional Semifinals on Thursday night at Medina Senior High School. With the win, South Range remains unbeaten at 26-0 overall on the season. The Raiders now advance to face Orrville...

Medina, OH · 5d

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Sebring students get nature lessons at Louisville camp

Fifth and sixth graders from Sebring Local School District took part in an outdoor education camp during October at Canaan Acres Christian Camp. The visit included a large number of activities, both indoors and outdoors. Highlights included candle and butter making; weaving, in which they made scarves; horseback riding, fishing, archery and pond investigation; tree and weed investigations; hiking; and team-building activities. The students also received survival training, and enjoyed glow-in-the-dark bowling. Officials from Raptor Hallow Sanctuary in Alliance also visited with youngsters, who watched birds in flight around the room. They also learned about birds in our area of Ohio and a few from around the world. The visits to the camp were Oct. 19-21 for the fifth grade, and Oct. 21-23 for sixth graders. This article originally appeared on The Alliance Review: Sebring students get nature lessons at Louisville camp

Sebring, OH · 4d