Youngstown Ursuline’s Luigi Rohrbaugh signed his Letter of Intent to continue his academic and athletic career at Ohio Dominican University next Fall. Rohrbaugh will suit up on the football field for the Panthers and was one of 25 who signed with ODU and Coach Kelly Cummings.
Congratulations to Luigi, and best of luck at the next level!
(February 8-Youngstown, OH)-During this week’s National Signing Day, two Cardinal Mooney Cardinal Football players signed their Letters of Intent to play football with the Youngstown State University Penguins.
Jason Santisi was offered a preferred walk-on position with the Penguins to play running back. He is the son of Monique and Richard Santisi of Youngstown. Jason hopes to pursue a major in Mechanical Engineering.
Cheriff Jamison will be playing defensive end at YSU. He is the son of Cherea Fordham of Youngstown. Cheriff will pursue a major in Business.
The Beaver Local Beavers held their signings today for their student-athletes. We wish Garrett Givens all the best in his future endeavors, and thank him for allowing us to share in their big day! Good luck at the next level, Garrett. We’ll be cheering for you!
Garrett is the son of Ron and Tina Givens. Garrett’s high school athletic activities include football and wrestling. In football, Garrett was a 4-year starter for the Beavers and served as team captain for 3 years. He was also a 4-year varsity letter winner. Garrett was named First Team Quad County, First Team Buckeye 8, Second Team All-District, OVAC Honorable Mention, Special Mention Eastern District, and Honorable Mention all-state. Garrett holds the Beaver Local school record for most touchdowns(5), rushing and carries in a single game. Garrett’s student activities include Leo Club, Outdoor Adventure Club, 2 years as Class President and a 2018 Buckeye Boys State attendee. Garrett’s plans are to continue his football career at Wheeling Jesuit University where he plans to major in Business Management.
The Hubbard Eagles held their signings today for their student-athletes. We wish them all the best in their future endeavors, and thank them for allowing us to share in their big day! Good luck at the next level, Eagles. We’ll be cheering for you!
SIGNINGS INCLUDE:
The Girard Indians held their signings today for their student-athletes. We wish them all the best in their future endeavors, and thank them for allowing us to share in their big day! Good luck at the next level, Indians. We’ll be cheering for you!
SIGNINGS INCLUDE:
Brennan Kuzman- LAKE ERIE COLLEGE SOCCER
Marco Donatelli- AKRON FOOTBALL /Terrance Davis- AKRON FOOTBALL / Daryl Smith- NOTRE DAME COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Jenna Bornemiss – PENN STATE SHENANGO VOLLEBALL
The Niles Red Dragons held their signings today for their student-athletes. We wish them all the best in their future endeavors, and thank them for allowing us to share in their big day! Good luck at the next level, Dragons. We’ll be cheering for you!
SIGNINGS INCLUDE:
Corbin Foy- Corbin is the son of Kevin and Kim Foy. Foy is a four-year letter winner in baseball and carries a 3.34 GPA. Corbin will further his academic and athletic career at Mercyhurst Northeast in the fall to study kinesiology and play baseball.
Nick Guarnieri- Nick is the son of Julie and TC Guarnieri. A four-year letterman in baseball, Nick also carries a 3.51 GPA and will attend Thiel College in the fall and play baseball for the Tomcats.
Kenzi Johnston- Kenzi is the daughter of Buffy and Mac. Johnston is a multi-sport athlete in soccer, basketball, and softball and carries a 3.33 GPA. Kenzi will continue her soccer and academic career at Hiram College majoring in Sports Management and Business.
Carolynn Thomas- Carolynn is the daughter of Shelly Maggiano. Thomas is a four-year letter winner in bowling as well as a three-year letter winner in soccer and carries a 2.63 GPA. Carolynn will attend the University of Northwestern Ohio to bowl and study business.
Jaycee Ward- Jaycee is the daughter of Shawna and Jason. Ward is a four-year letterman in soccer and carries a stellar 3.70 GPA. Jaycee will continue her soccer and academic career at Hiram College majoring in neuropsychology and psychobiology.
Hailey Zelinsky- Hailey is the daughter of Chris and Marla. Zelinsky is a four-year letter winner in cross country and track and carries an incredible 4.0 GPA. Hailey will continue her cross country/track and academic career at Youngstown State University.
Voters in the Beaver Local School District will see a RENEWAL, on the ballot for the district’s emergency operating levy. An emergency levy is a fixed-sum property tax that generates a specific dollar amount for a specific period of time (5 years). This 4.721 mill emergency levy serves as a limited operating levy and generates a fixed sum of $1,200,000 annually for a period of 5 years. Fixed-sum levy rates are adjusted annually, up or down, to ensure the specified amount of revenue is collected. In other words, the millage rate could decrease over time if there is new construction or property valuation increases.
YSN’s DJ Yokley sat down with Beaver Local Superintendent Eric Lowe to talk about the great happenings at Beaver Local, as well as why the renewal on November 6th is so imperative for the District.
For more information: http://www.beaver.k12.oh.us/News/2355?fbclid=IwAR1ECxZU_ceBOZjGFAqxS7R8bp5L9bKB8I1lVZToUF1k1auKI80_71Os36c#sthash.AdTwfF6J.rvyviUWD.dpbs
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The Crestview Local School District is turning its attention to the future home of all Rebels!
A few weeks ago YSN Founder, DJ Yokley, had a chance to sit down with Crestview Local Superintendent Matthew Manley to discuss the upcoming levy- and help everyone better understand the new levy on the ballot in November.
Up for a vote is an opportunity for assistance from the State of Ohio to secure sound facilities and save taxpayers millions in current and future dollars. The district can build a new facility for less than the cost of needed repairs of the current building. In fact, the state will pay 88% off the sale price, and this new home would be more cost-effective than the repairs to the current facility.
Even though it’s not sports related, it certainly affects the student-athletes day-to-day, and we wanted to make sure the vision was crystal-clear.