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LeBron James missed 83 days of fourth grade growing up in Akron; his foundation put $2 million into opening the I Promise School there
Years before he became one of the G.O.A.T.s, LeBron James was a kid with no stable home, no car to get him to class, and little reason to care about school.
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Orange schools inducts hall of fame classes
Orange schools celebrated its history and honored the achievements of alumni, staff members and athletes during the 2026 Hall of Fame induction ceremony on Sept. 26 in the Orange High School auditorium. The ceremony recognized inductees in three categories, Athletic Hall of Fame, Staff Hall of Fame and Alumni Hall...
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Saint Ignatius Takes First Step to Canton
OHIO CITY, OH - This past Friday, the Saint Ignatius Wildcats (6-5) were at Wasmer Field for the fourth and final time this season, as they took on the Berea-Midpark Titans (6-5) in the 8 vs. 9 matchup in round one of the OHSAA playoffs, with the winner set to face the St. Edward Eagles (9-1) in round two. Saint Ignatius was looking to carry the positive momentum from last week's 38-20 victory over Football North into Friday night's action, a game which snapped their three-game losing skid. Meanwhile, Berea-Midpark was looking to get back in the win column after suffering a tough 31-27 defeat to Avon Lake a week prior, a game in which they blew a 21-10 lead in the third quarter. After a 4-1 start and 4 straight wins, Berea-Midpark went 2-3 in their last five games, finishing the regular season 6-4 and 4-3 in conference play. This game was the first-ever meeting between Berea-Midpark and St. Ignatius, and it was also the first-ever football playoff game hosted at Wasmer Field.
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St. Ignatius football rallies for senior with rare neurological condition
CLEVELAND — From the moment he first took the field, St. Ignatius senior Tristan Rivera Jones fell in love with playing football. “I love the vibes and everything,” Rivera-Jones said. “Just the atmosphere all around. I love it. When the season would end, I would realize how much I miss it. You’ve just got to enjoy every moment while you play here. It’s a special opportunity.”
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Strongsville at Mentor football: Cardinals ready for rematch with Mustangs
Nothing gets a team’s attention like a big slice of humble pie. The Mentor football team might have had two slices back on Oct. 2. That’s the night host Strongsville drilled the Cardinals, 56-30. Just under a month has passed since then, and Mentor has an opportunity this...
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Euclid schools face potential deep cuts after levy fails by 61 votes
EUCLID, Ohio (WOIO) - A Euclid school levy failed by 61 votes, and district leaders say deep cuts are on the table. Imani Williams voted yes on Issue 5. “I think it was really important to vote yes on it, but I’m not shocked that it didn’t pass,” Williams said.
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Teen receives 600 responses from embassies, politicians to his letters
The world is more reachable than people can really imagine, and you just need to take an initiative to ask,” according to Ethan Shneyderman, a junior at Mayfield High School. Shneyderman has always had a passion for international relations and diplomacy. When the world shut down during the COVID-19...
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Aiden Blumenthal | Solon High School Soccer
Aiden Blumenthal remembers standing on the sideline during the Solon High School boys’ soccer team’s Ohio High School Athletic Association district championship against rival Twinsburg last season and feeling helpless. A concussion had kept the defender out of the game as the Comets were knocked out in a 1-0 loss.
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Ohio high school football playoff win erased after unusual ineligible-player scheme
An unusual situation in Ohio has led to one high school football program having to forfeit its opening playoff win and the losing team getting another opportunity in the postseason. According to a report from Josh Weir of The Canton Repository — part of the USA TODAY Network — Liberty (Youngstown, OH) has been removed from the playoffs after the team used an ineligible player in the team's 26-16 opening round win over Canton Central Catholic. 19News received further information, learning that the disqualification stems from an ineligible player swapping jerseys with an eligible player and playing in the game. The report noted that Canton Central Catholic head coach Jeff Lindesmith was told that a fan of Liberty informed a Canton Central Catholic staff member of the swap. Liberty's athletic director Todd Smith was informed of the situation by that staff member shortly after. Smith later reported the situation to the OHSAA, leading to Liberty's disqualification. The Panthers entered the game with a 10-1 record and with the win, had advanced to a highly-anticipated second-round meeting with unbeaten Perry (OH). Now they'll have to look towards the 2027 season. Meanwhile, Canton Central Catholic (7-4) now gets a new life in