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Youngstown Liberty Schools issue statement on playoff forfeit
Forfeit is captioned in the dictionary. (Photo: Adobe Stock) YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio — After the Youngstown Liberty self-reported an ineligible player after a playoff game against Canton Central Catholic in the first round, the OHSAA took action, according to WFMJ 21. Due to the violation, they will lose their 26-16 victory against the Crusaders. Brian Knight, the Superintendent of Youngstown Liberty Schools, released this statement: "On Saturday afternoon, we identified that an ineligible student may have participated in Friday night's playoff game against Canton Central Catholic. After confirming, we self-reported the situation to the Ohio High School Athletic Association. We respect the Ohio High School Athletic Association's decision and will do everything possible to prevent this type of incident from happening again." According to Joe Eitel, Canton Central Catholic is set to take on the undefeated Perry Pirates from Lake County in the upcoming round of the OHSAA football playoffs. An email was sent requesting comments from the OHSAA, but they did not reply before the publication deadline.
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Carrollton’s Henry Roudebush wins state title
If you want to know how Henry Roudebush did during the recently-concluded cross country season, all you have to do is scroll through his results. You won’t have to dig too deep, though, as his name appears after the words “first place” in every race he ran this year.
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Minerva softball field project nears completion
Two major projects are nearing completion in the Minerva Local School District, primarily through donations and grant funding, according to Superintendent Mark Scott. They include the Minerva softball field project, where fence posts, drainage and a masonry backstop have been installed, along with 750 tons of gravel. “We expect the...
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Audrey Miller, Aurora win OHSAA regional cross country titles
BOARDMAN — The day started with a bang. In Portage County's first race of the day, the Aurora girls brought home the Division II girls team title — a first in program history. "It means a lot because our team works really hard at practice [and in the] offseason," Greenmen sophomore Claire Jenkins said. "I would say we really deserve this. We train to our best every day and we work so hard and I'm so proud of our team." In the next girls race, Crestwood came within a point of capturing its own team title, finishing runner-up to Marlington in Division III. There was minimal disappointment about coming just short of the title. After all, the Red Devils finished a distant 16th at Boardman in 2025 and hadn't made state as a team in over a decade. Three runners in the top nine — freshman Luci Maschek (fourth, 18:46.1) and seniors Piper Seibold (eighth, 19:11.2) and Madie Grace Gonczy (ninth, 19:16.2) — helped make Crestwood's state dreams a reality. "It was great," Red Devils coach Jim Schweickert said. "Our goal was to get to state." Garfield added three top-five individual finishes in the Division III races: sophomore Lina Kaufman
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Saturday feature: Webb uses a little luck to record first career 800 series
CANTON — As Adam Webb was closing in on a personal milestone, the 33-year-old Orrville right-hander came to a realization. Bowling relies on a lot of luck. “I’ve been close so many times,” the former Perry High School standout and 2025 Stark County High School Bowling Conference Hall of Fame enshrinee said. “What I realized last week is truly how much luck is involved.
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Ravenna football fades during crunch time in loss against Kent Roosevelt
The Big “R” trophy will once again stay in Kent, as the Ravenna Ravens’ football team made its final stand in the Metro Athletic Conference. The Ravens were plagued by turnovers, losing to Portage County and league rival Kent Roosevelt 28-14 last Friday evening at Roosevelt Stadium in Kent.
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Cardinal Mooney Scores 47 Unanswered to Rout Fairless 47-14 in Playoff Opener
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio — For about five minutes Friday night, it looked like Fairless might be the story of the first round. Then Cardinal Mooney scored, and scored again, and did not stop until 47 unanswered points had turned a Division V, Region 17 playoff opener at Stambaugh Stadium into a 47-14 rout, according to the […]