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MISSION IMPOSSIBLE

CANFIELD, OH – When you look back at the tradition of Canfield football, the record books are littered with names that have gone on to do great things at the next level both on and off the football field. At Canfield, wearing the red and black is something that families enjoy passing on from generation to generation and that people from all over respect and understand as a rich tradition.

For this week’s Canfield Cardinals Player Profile, YSN’s own, Steve Leslie, catches up with Tony Pannunzio about his career in Canfield, how he is carrying on the Pannunzio legacy in football, and the message his has for Cardinal Nation.

All that and more on this week’s episode of Canfield Player Profile with Tony Pannunzio!

 

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CANFIELD FOOTBALL COACH’S CORNER (EP. 5) WITH MIKE PAVLANSKY

CANFIELD, OH – Coach Mike Pavlansky and his Canfield Cardinals hit the road in week four for the first time this season as they traveled down to Dover to take on the Crimson Tornadoes. The Cards didn’t skip a beat as they kept their winning streak alive with a 31-10 victory. Up next for Canfield is a home game against the Chaney Cowboys at Bob Dove Field on Friday night.

YSN’s own legend, Steve Leslie, had the pleasure of talking with Coach Pav this week to discuss his thoughts on the Dover game, some of the intricacies that go into keeping everyone focused as the season continues, and what the Cards need to do in week five to extend the winning streak.

All that and much more in this week’s episode of Canfield football Coach’s Corner with head coach, Mike Pavlansky!

 

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CANFIELD FOOTBALL COACH’S CORNER (EP. 4) WITH MIKE PAVLANSKY

CANFIELD, OH – Week three saw Coach Mike Pavlansky and his Canfield Cardinals play one of the top offenses in the state of Ohio, in New Philadelphia, but the Cards were not affected one bit as they showed up and took care of business en route to a 31-24 victory. Up next for Canfield will be their first road contest of the season as they will travel down to Dover to take on the Crimson Tornadoes on Friday night.

YSN’s own, Steve Leslie, caught up with Coach Pav this week to discuss their winning streak, some takeaways from last week’s victory over New Philly, what the Cards need to do to keep their winning streak alive in week four, and much more!

This week’s episode of Canfield football Coach’s Corner with head coach, Mike Pavlansky, is LIVE!

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CANFIELD FOOTBALL COACH’S CORNER (EP. 3) WITH MIKE PAVLANSKY

CANFIELD, OH – Coach Mike Pavlansky and the Canfield Cardinals came out of the gates motivated and fired up in week two against the Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin Lions. The Cardinals established their offense early and often en route to a 34-7 victory in week two. Coach Pav and his Canfield squad will look to continue their winning ways in week three as they welcome the New Philadelphia Quakers to Bob Dove Field on Friday night.

YSN’s mastermind, Steve Leslie, sat down with Coach Pav this week discuss their week two beat down of NDCL, how the Cards can keep flexing their muscles on their opponents to keep winning, and what he and his staff has in store for us in week three against a talented New Philly team.

All that and much more in this week’s episode of Canfield football Coach’s Corner with head coach, Mike Pavlansky!

 

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CANFIELD FOOTBALL COACH’S CORNER (EP. 2) WITH MIKE PAVLANSKY

CANFIELD, OH – Week one came and went for Coach Mike Pavlansky and the Canfield Cardinals as they flexed their muscles and showed everyone just how powerful they can be on both sides of the football, shutting out the Howland Tigers. Coach Pavlansky and the Cardinals will be back at it on Friday night as they welcome the Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin Lions to town.

YSN’s legendary GM, Steve Leslie, had the opportunity to catch up with Coach Pav this week to talk about their week one shutout against Howland, what the Cards need to do to keep their winning ways rolling in week two, what his coaching staff is doing to prepare for NDCL, and much more!

Episode two of Canfield football Coach’s Corner with head coach, Mike Pavlansky is LIVE!

 

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BOARDMAN FOOTBALL COACH’S CORNER (EP. 1) WITH JOE IGNAZIO

BOARDMAN, OH- The 2020 high school football season is about to get underway this week and Coach Joe Ignazio is ready to lead his Boardman Spartans into a match up against the Austintown Fitch Falcons.

YSN’s own Scott Knox had the opportunity to catch up with Coach Ignazio and talk about what the Spartans and his coaching staff are planning for the 2020 season, what he expects from his squad this week against the Falcons.

All that and more in this week’s episode of Boardman Football Coach’s Corner with head coach, Joe Ignazio!

 

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LADY FALCONS DRAW EVEN IN SECOND HALF TO TIE BOARDMAN

BOARDMAN, OH- The Lady Spartans would jump out in front in the first half to take an early advantage over their rival from down the road.  However, the aggressive play of the Falcons and control of possession in the second half led to a tie game when Ashley Givens found the back of the net on a penalty kick.

 

ANDERSON LEADS BOARDMAN OVER IRISH

YOUNGSTOWN, OH- It was a nerve-wracking battle at the Cafaro Gymnasium on Tuesday night. The 19-1 Boardman Spartans boys basketball team were given a run for their money by the 9-11 Youngstown Ursuline Fighting Irish. 

The Fighting Irish came up just short against Boardman, at a final score of 62-60. Leading the way for Boardman was Derrick Anderson. Anderson scored a phenomenal 38 points, 61% of the team’s points. In the third quarter, as the Fighting Irish surged ahead of the near-perfect Boardman, Anderson took matters into his own hands. Anderson visited the free-throw line three times, making all six shots, while also putting the Fighting Irish in foul trouble. In the final seconds, Anderson launched a three-pointer in from the bench area, double-teamed, and nailed the shot. Anderson’s shot swung the momentum back to Boardman and were able to pull away with the victory. 

It was a heartbreaker for the Irish, who were celebrating senior night. The team was led by senior Daysean Harris, who dropped 18 points. Harris fought hard in the final seconds, looking for a game-tying shot, but his attempts were unsuccessful. 

The Irish were 25 of 53 from the field, while Boardman was 19 of 38. Most importantly, once again, it was free-throw shooting. Boardman was a stellar 18 of 22, while the Irish were 5 of 12. The Irish fall to 9-12, with their next matchup coming on the road against the Massillon Washington Tigers. Boardman, on the other hand, improves to a stunning 20-1 and will look to get their second win of the season against the Austintown Fitch Falcons next.

 

*Story contributed by YSN’s Dom Joseph

POLAND POACHES FALCONS ON SENIOR NIGHT

POLAND, OH- Poland playing their final home game of the season against the Austintown Fitch Falcons, were looking for victory momentum before playing their rival on Friday. The Bulldogs would do just that on Senior Night. Poland Seniors Michael Cougras and Adam Kassem both finished in double figures in points. Bulldogs beat the Falcons 53-44.

First-quarter was a defensive dominate 8 minutes with Fitch taking the early lead 11-10. Devin Sherwood for the Falcons lead all scorers with 6 points at the end of the quarter. The Falcons regained the lead going into halftime 24-23 after getting some support from the bench. Ross Dedo helped the Bulldogs keep close with the Falcons with 8 points going into halftime.

Poland regained the lead in the third quarter and went back and forth with the Falcons for the lead until the end of the game. Poland comes away with a victory 53-44 on Senior Night. Kassem led all scorers at the end of the night with 15 points while Todd Simons had 14 for Fitch. Poland (15-6) will travel for its final game of the season on Friday against rival Canfield. Fitch will travel to Boardman on Friday for their final game of the season.

*Story contributed by YSN’s Anthony Melone

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MCDONALD BREAKS AWAY LATE; CRESTVIEW FALLS IN FINALE

COLUMBIANA, OH – As the 2019-2020 girls basketball season wraps up, the final game of the year for the Crestview Lady Rebels was a home, non-conference match up against a very talented McDonald Blue Devils team. The Lady Rebs also closed out their season with senior night to honor Madi Wick and Tanner Hoffer.

The first two quarters saw both teams battle each other with very little separation as Molly Howard’s three first half three pointers gave McDonald a 17-14 lead at the break. The third quarter saw much of the same as McDonald clung to a five point advantage heading into the final quarter. In that fourth quarter however, the Blue Devils sprung to life, as Crestview’s tough defense did all they could to try to contain Howard and Sophia Constantino, but ultimately, the Lady Rebels fell short, 43-29.

The McDonald Blue Devils were led by Molly Howard with 21 points and Sophia Constantino with 13 points.

The Crestview Lady Rebels were led by Krista Perry with 10 points and Addison Bandy with 8 points.

Up next for Crestview (14-8) will be their first game of the 2020 OHSAA state playoffs, as they will welcome the winner of the #5 Rootstown vs #12 Canton Central Catholic game to town on February 22nd.