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Ohio High School Forfeits Playoff Win After Fan Leaked Eligibility Scheme Used To Hide Illegal Player
Liberty High School in Ohio has been forced to forfeit a playoff win after a scheme to skirt eligibility rules was leaked to its opponent. The Leopards have been disqualified from the postseason, ending their 2026 campaign. Details of the player’s eligibility status are somewhat unclear. I do not know the player’s identity, a timeline, […] The post Ohio High School Forfeits Playoff Win After Fan Leaked Eligibility Scheme Used To Hide Illegal Player appeared first on BroBible.
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HS FOOTBALL: 1480 WHBC Coverage
CANTON, Ohio (News Talk 1480 WHBCX) – Here’s our 1480 WHBC coverage of high school football playoff games this Friday night. The Sugardale/Freshmark radio game of the week on 1480 WHBC and Mix 94.1 is Hudson at JACKSON. And the Friends and Family Credit Union WHBCSports.com Stream game...
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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
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(9) Canton CC at (1) Perry football: Preview capsule for Division V regional quarterfinal
Last week: Perry was idle, Canton CC lost to Liberty but advanced via disqualification. On deck: Winner faces the winner of (4) Garrettsville and (5) Conneaut on Nov. 13 in a regional semifinal. For the record: The top-ranked Division IV team in the state (Perry) now plays a team that...
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Canton McKinley vs. Austintown Fitch, OHSAA football playoffs recap
AUSTINTOWN — Coming off a running-clock win to open the playoffs, the Canton McKinley High School football team headed to Fitch for a Division I regional quarterfinal. Fitch was the second seed in Region 1, while McKinley was the seventh seed. The Bulldogs rolled past Brunswick 62-28 in the first round last week, then rallied past Fitch on Friday. McKinley will play at No. 3 seed Mentor next week after the Cardinals knocked the Bulldogs out of the playoffs last year. See how the game played out through our live updates. Watch Ohio High School Football Live on NFHS Network all year McKinley 27, Fitch 22 | Final The Bulldogs comeback win is complete, as seventh-seeded McKinley knocks off No. 2 seed Fitch to advance to the regional semifinals. DeMarlo Rozier Jr. ran for 170 yards on 26 carries, while QB Braylon Crook accounted for three touchdowns, two rushing and one passing. McKinley defense comes up with huge turnover on fourth-down play The Bulldogs recovered a fumble with 1:12 left in the game and protecting a 27-22 lead to stop a potential Fitch go-ahead drive. Faced with a fourth-and-5 from the McKinley 30, Fitch completed a short pass before fumbling
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Aurora HS grad and KSU pre-med student has 'had quite the journey'
Considering the medical issues she has faced over the last few years, Cassidy Trem could be forgiven for wanting to take it easy. Instead, the Aurora High School graduate, when she isn't engaged in her premed studies at Kent State University, is running marathons. "I have had quite the journey," said Trem. After a long recovery from a serious traffic accident, she ran the Nationwide Children’s Hospital Columbus Marathon while a high school senior in October 2023. And just a couple of months after undergoing the last of three surgeries for a medical condition unrelated to the crash, she ran the Barcelona Marathon in Spain this past March. And to top it off, Trem is preparing to run in the Indianapolis Monumental Marathon on Nov. 7 after recovering from a recent outpatient procedure related to that condition. Trem says that she is determined to fight through her various issues, but admits that at times she has wondered about her various trials. "I just can't believe these things keep happening to me," she said. In connection with the Indianapolis marathon, Trem is fundraising for Ketchup to Cancer , a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded in 2025 by Alex Baker, who began running