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MUSTANGS SHOW HORSE POWER AGAINST HERALDS

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Photo Credit: Joclyn Nicholas

Orwell, OH- Looking to bounce back off of a loss, the Grand Valley Mustangs cruised to victory over the St. John Heralds with a commanding final score of 63-28. From the opening tip-off to the final buzzer, the Mustangs asserted their superiority on both ends of the court, leaving the Heralds struggling to keep up.

QUARTER SCORES
Grand Valley Mustangs: 17 | 14 | 19 | 13 = 63
St. John Heralds: 5 | 5 | 12 | 6 = 28

Grand Valley Mustangs Total Points:

  • Jerry Arrington: 18
  • Braden Hart: 15
  • Logan Zirzow: 8
  • Payton Plizga: 8
  • Ben Cozad: 5
  • Bobby Rogers: 3
  • Joey Golfidi: 2
  • Peyton Dryer: 2
  • Teagon Fenton: 2

St. John Heralds Total Points:

  • Anthony Severino: 15
  • Anthony Petrochello: 5
  • Brady Cole: 3
  • Donald Crawford: 2
  • Jaylen Streit: 2
  • AJ Henslee: 1

Leading the charge for the Mustangs was Jerry Arrington, who delivered a stellar performance with 18 points, showcasing his scoring prowess and leadership on the court. Braden Hart also made significant contributions with 15 points, while Logan Zirzow and Payton Plizga added 8 points each. Ben Cozad, Bobby Rogers, Joey Golfidi, Peyton Dryer, and Teagon Fenton rounded out the scoring for the Mustangs with a combined total of 12 points.

Despite a valiant effort from the Heralds, led by Anthony Severino with 15 points, they were unable to contain the Mustangs’ relentless offensive attack.

With this convincing win, the Grand Valley Mustangs improve to a record of 7-13 on the season, setting the stage for a strong finish as they prepare to face the Fairport Harding Skippers in their next game. The Mustangs will look to build on their momentum and continue their winning ways against a tough opponent.

As for the St. John Heralds, they will regroup and prepare to host the Edgewood Warriors in their next game. With a record of 3-17, the Heralds remain determined to compete at a high level and finish the season on a positive note.

The Mustangs’ dominant performance against the Heralds serves as a testament to their talent and determination. As they continue to strive for success, the Mustangs will look to maintain their focus and intensity as they aim to make a statement in the postseason.

SPARTANS CHARGE PAST HERALDS

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Photo Credit: Mickey Zheng

Saybrook, OH- In a thrilling matchup that saw both teams trading baskets and momentum shifts throughout, the Conneaut Spartans emerged victorious over the St. John Heralds with a final score of 79-66. Despite a valiant effort from the Heralds in the second half, the Spartans’ early lead proved insurmountable.

The game began with the Spartans jumping out to a commanding lead, outscoring the Heralds 18-3 in the first quarter. However, the Heralds refused to back down, mounting a comeback effort in the second quarter to narrow the gap to 46-20 by halftime.

The third quarter saw the Heralds continue to chip away at the Spartans’ lead, but Conneaut’s offense remained potent, maintaining a 64-44 advantage heading into the final period. In the fourth quarter, despite a spirited effort from the Heralds, the Spartans managed to hold on for the win, sealing the victory with a final score of 79-66.

St. John Heralds Total Points:

  • Vin Narducci: 25
  • AJ Henslee: 13
  • Anthony Severino: 12
  • Jaylin Streit: 6
  • Brady Cole: 4
  • Aaron Wychock: 4
  • Donald Crawford: 2

Conneaut Spartans Total Points:

  • Chance Loomis: 38
  • Davonte Harris: 16
  • JR Hutchinson: 12
  • Ryan Turner: 6
  • Cayson Hayes: 3
  • Cole Stump: 3
  • Noah Sigley: 1

Leading the way for the St. John Heralds was Vin Narducci, who finished with an impressive 25 points. He was supported by AJ Henslee with 13 points and Anthony Severino with 12 points. Despite their efforts, the Heralds ultimately fell short against the Spartans’ offensive onslaught.

On the Conneaut side, Chance Loomis delivered a standout performance, pouring in a game-high 38 points and inching closer to the 1,000 career points milestone as a Spartan. Davonte Harris also made a significant impact, knocking down five three-pointers and finishing with 16 points.

With this win, the Conneaut Spartans improve to a record of 4-12, while the St. John Heralds drop to 3-16 on the season.

Looking ahead, the Heralds will hit the road to face off against the Grand Valley Mustangs on February 16th, 2024. Meanwhile, the Spartans will also be on the road for their next game against the Wickliffe Blue Devils, with Conneaut’s Chance Loomis poised to reach a significant career milestone just 28 points away from 1,000 career points.

HERALDS FALL IN RED DEVIL REMATCH

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Lordstown, OH- In a closely contested matchup, the St. John Heralds fell short against the Lordstown Red Devils, with a final score of 46-58. Despite a valiant effort, the Heralds couldn’t overcome the strong offensive performance by the Red Devils.

Quarter Scores:

  • St. John Heralds: 12 | 8 | 14 | 12 = 46
  • Lordstown Red Devils: 16 | 13 | 15 | 14 = 58

Player Stats – St. John Heralds:

  • Vin Narducci: 26 points
  • Brady Cole: 7 points
  • Anthony Severino: 5 points
  • Donald Crawford: 4 points
  • AJ Henslee: 2 points
  • Aaron Wychock: 2 points

Player Stats – Lordstown Red Devils:

  • Gannon Force: 40 points
  • JT Adams: 5 points
  • Seth Chambers: 8 points
  • Anthony Volpini: 5 points
  • Colton Hickman: 3 points

Despite the standout performance by Vin Narducci, who led the Heralds with an impressive 26 points, the Red Devils’ Gannon Force proved to be a force to be reckoned with, scoring an astonishing 40 points to secure the victory for his team.

Looking ahead, the St. John Heralds (3-14) will aim to bounce back as they prepare for their next game on the road against the Fairport Skippers (13-4) on February 9, 2024. The Skippers are coming off a thrilling 79-77 win over the Badger Braves, presenting another tough challenge for the Heralds.

Meanwhile, the Lordstown Red Devils (2-14) will also look to regroup as they gear up for their next game on the road against the East Palestine Bulldogs (8-11) on February 13, 2024. The Bulldogs are entering the matchup with confidence after a convincing 79-63 win over the Academy of Urban Scholars Hawks. Both teams will be eager to secure a victory and turn their seasons around.

LADY HERALDS WIN OVER BRISTOL IN FINAL HOME GAME

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Saybrook, OH- In a thrilling girls’ basketball matchup, the St. John Heralds emerged victorious against the Bristol Panthers with a final score of 43-31. The game, which took place at the St. John gymnasium, saw intense action from both teams as they battled it out on the court.

Team 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Total
St. John Heralds 14 7 8 14 43
Bristol Panthers 9 12 0 10 31

 

Game Recap

The Heralds started the game strong, taking an early lead in the first quarter with a score of 14-9. Led by standout performances from Mickey Zheng and Alyssa Cevera, the Heralds maintained their momentum throughout the game. Zheng showcased her scoring prowess, contributing 17 points to the team’s total, while Cevera added 11 points of her own.

However, the Panthers fought back in the second quarter, outscoring the Heralds 12-7 to narrow the gap. Bri Hingersmith led the Panthers’ offensive efforts, scoring 8 points in the game. Despite their efforts, the Panthers struggled to contain the Heralds’ offense in the second half, allowing St. John to secure the win.

Player Stats

  • St. John Heralds Total Points:
    • Mickey Zheng: 17
    • Alyssa Cevera: 11
    • Grace DiSalvatore: 8
    • Izzy Holler: 4
    • Alexa Jordan: 3
  • Bristol Panthers Total Points:
    • Bri Hingersmith: 8
    • Payton Brock: 7
    • Sam Mansfield: 6
    • Lauren Church: 4
    • Destiny Crass: 6

Looking Ahead

With this win, the St. John Heralds improve their record to 11-9 and will head into their final game of the regular season on the road against the Mathews Mustangs on 2/10/24. Meanwhile, the Bristol Panthers (9-11) will face off against the Garfield G-Men (3-16) in their next game on 2/15/24.

The Heralds will aim to carry the momentum from this victory into their upcoming matchup, while the Panthers will look to bounce back and secure a win in their next game.

Stay tuned for more exciting basketball action as the season progresses!

SHORT HANDED HERALDS FALL TO BOMBERS AT HOME

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Photo Credit: Mickey Zheng

Saybrook, OH- In a matchup that saw the St. John Heralds face off against the Windham Bombers, the Bombers asserted their dominance from the opening tip-off, securing a resounding 56-23 victory. The Heralds struggled to keep pace throughout the game, particularly with three key starters sidelined due to injuries, including their top two leading scorers of the season.

Quarter Scores:

1 2 3 4 TOTAL
St. John Heralds 0 7 9 7 23
Windham Bombers 13 18 17 8 56

The absence of key players was keenly felt by the Heralds, as they struggled to find offensive momentum against the relentless pressure defense of the Bombers. Despite their best efforts, they were unable to overcome the deficit, ultimately falling to a determined Windham squad.

St. John Heralds Total Points:

  • AJ Henslee: 8
  • John Miller: 5
  • Donald Crawford: 4
  • Jaylin Streit: 4
  • Andrew Miller: 2

Windham Bombers Total Points:

  • Carlos Bruton: 13
  • Anthony Wiley: 10
  • Dylan McCune: 9
  • Jayquon Smith: 9
  • Matt Kolaczek: 6
  • Jordan Ridenbaugh: 3
  • Brian King: 2
  • Cam Hardrick: 2
  • Brandon Petrich: 2

Despite the challenging circumstances, the Heralds remain determined to bounce back in their upcoming matchup against the Lordstown Red Devils on February 8th, 2024. The Heralds will look to replicate their previous success against the Red Devils, having secured a 58-47 victory in their last encounter.

Meanwhile, the Windham Bombers will be gearing up for their next game against the Pymatuning Valley Lakers on February 9th, 2024. This matchup promises to be a test of resilience for the Bombers, as they seek redemption following their previous defeat to the Lakers earlier in the season, where they fell short with a score of 60-66.

LADY HERALDS WIN REMATCH AGAINST THE SPARTANS

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Photo Credit: Joclyn Nicholas Photography

Conneaut, OH- In a thrilling girls’ basketball encounter, the St. John Heralds demonstrated their prowess, securing a solid 60-48 victory against the Conneaut Spartans. The game, divided into four quarters, showcased the Heralds’ consistent performance, with each period contributing to their ultimate triumph.

Box Score

Team 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Total
St. John Heralds 13 13 16 18 60
Conneaut Spartans 8 17 11 12 48

Top Performers:

St. John Heralds:

  1. Mickey Zheng: 22 points
  2. Alyssa Cevera: 17 points
  3. Alexa Jordan: 17 points
  4. Marissa Arieta Williams: 2 points
  5. Grace DiSalvatore: 2 points

Conneaut Spartans:

  1. Kayla Farley: 11 points
  2. Alexis Kiser: 11 points
  3. Findlay Evans: 9 points
  4. Alexis Warner: 9 points
  5. Maddy Drew: 5 points
  6. Emma Catazaro: 2 points
  7. Anna Ring: 1 point

Game Highlights:

  • Mickey Zheng Shines: Sophomore sensation Mickey Zheng led all scorers with an impressive 22-point contribution to the Heralds’ scoreboard.
  • Dynamic Duo: Senior Alyssa Cevera and sophomore Alexa Jordan showcased their scoring prowess with identical 17-point performances, each sinking three 3-pointers during the game.
  • Long-Range Success: Findlay Evans of the Spartans displayed accuracy from beyond the arc, connecting with three successful 3-pointers.

Upcoming Matches:

The St. John Heralds (10-9) are gearing up for their next challenge against the Bristol Panthers (9-10) on 2/7/24. The Panthers, coming off an 80-41 loss to the Warren JFK Eagles, will be looking for redemption.

Meanwhile, the Conneaut Spartans (8-12) are set to face the Lakeside Dragons (1-17) on 2/7/24. The Dragons, fresh from a 67-25 defeat against the Geneva Eagles, will be aiming to turn the tide against the Spartans.

As the regular season progresses, the Heralds and Spartans continue to showcase their competitive spirit, leaving fans eagerly anticipating their future matchups.

HERALDS TAKE DOWN THE RED DEVILS AT HOME

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Saybrook, OH- In a hard-fought battle on the court, the St. John Heralds emerged victorious against the Lordstown Red Devils with a final score of 58-47. The Heralds showcased their resilience and determination, overcoming challenges posed by injuries throughout the game.

Quarter Scores:

  • St. John Heralds: 20 | 14 | 15 | 9 = 58
  • Lordstown Red Devils: 6 | 13 | 10 | 18 = 47

Player Stats – St. John Heralds:

  • Vin Narducci: 28 points
  • Brady Cole: 9 points
  • Anthony Severino: 6 points
  • Donald Crawford: 5 points
  • Anthony Petrochello: 4 points
  • Aaron Wychocl: 4 points
  • AJ Henslee: 2 points

Player Stats – Lordstown Red Devils:

  • Gannon Force: 16 points
  • JT Adams: 13 points
  • Seth Chambers: 10 points
  • Anthony Volpini: 5 points
  • Colton Hickman: 3 points

The Heralds faced adversity with injuries, losing key players like Anthony Severino early in the 3rd quarter, and AJ Henslee and Vin Narducci midway through the 4th quarter. Despite these setbacks, Narducci demonstrated his resilience by returning late in the fourth quarter to contribute to the team’s success.

The victory propels the St. John Heralds to a 3-10 record, while the Lordstown Red Devils continue to seek their first win with a 0-14 record. The Heralds will face the Red Devils once again in a rematch, this time on the road, scheduled for February 8, 2024. As the Heralds look to build on this win, they will aim to maintain their momentum in the upcoming matchup.

LATE GAME PUSH LIFTS LIONS OVER HERALDS

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Photo Credit: Mickey Zheng Photography

2/1/2024

Cleveland, OH- The St. John Heralds battled hard but fell short against the St. Martin de Porres Lions in a closely contested game that ended with a final score of 46-53. Despite a valiant effort, the Heralds couldn’t overcome the Lions’ strong performance in the final quarter.

Quarter Scores:

  • St. John Heralds: 3 | 10 | 20 | 13 | 46
  • St. Martin de Porres Lions: 13 | 6 | 12 | 22 | 53

Player Stats:

St. John Heralds Total Points: 46

  • Vin Narducci: 15 points
  • Anthony Severino: 14 points
  • Brady Cole: 9 points
  • Donald Crawford: 4 points
  • Anthony Petrochello: 2 points
  • AJ Henslee: 2 points

St. Martin de Porres Lions Total Points: 53

  • Terrence Davis: 23 points
  • Lemone Edwards: 9 points
  • Messiah Swopes: 7 points
  • Kaiden Schneider: 5 points
  • Elijah Robinson: 4 points
  • Exzavier Scott: 2 points
  • Demarcus Gresham: 2 points
  • James Palmer: 1 point

Despite the loss, standout performances from Vin Narducci and Anthony Severino showcased the Heralds’ fighting spirit. Terrence Davis led the Lions with an impressive 23 points, contributing significantly to their victory.

Upcoming Games:

The St. John Heralds (2-11) will regroup for their next game against the Lordstown Red Devils (0-13) at home on 2/3/24. The Red Devils are coming off a tough 91-41 loss to the Heartland Christian Lions. It’s a crucial matchup for both teams looking to bounce back.

Meanwhile, the St. Martin de Porres Lions (7-5) are set to face the Wickliffe Blue Devils (3-11) on 2/5/24. The Blue Devils are coming off a challenging 71-27 loss to the Independence Blue Devils. Both teams will be eager to secure a win and improve their standing in the league.

HERALDS STRUGGLE AGAINST SKIPPERS AT HOME

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Photo Credit: Mickey Zheng Photography

Saybrook, OH- In a challenging NAC conference game against the Fairport Skippers, the St. John Heralds fought hard but ultimately fell short, with a final score of 52-71. The game, played at an electric pace, saw both teams showcasing their skills and determination, but it was the Skippers who emerged victorious.

Quarter-by-Quarter Breakdown

First Quarter: The Heralds started the game on a strong note, outscoring the Skippers 15-9. Vin Narducci led the charge, making crucial plays and contributing significantly to the early lead.

Second Quarter: However, the momentum shifted in the second quarter, with Fairport making a comeback. The Skippers outscored the Heralds 23-14 in this period, showcasing their offensive prowess. James Gadomski and Josh Parsons played pivotal roles in this surge.

Third Quarter: The Heralds faced a tough challenge in the third quarter as Fairport continued to extend their lead. Despite a valiant effort from the St. John team, the Skippers managed to outscore them 21-6 in this quarter.

Fourth Quarter: In the final quarter, the Heralds fought back, but the Skippers maintained their grip on the game. The quarter ended with Fairport outscoring St. John 18-17, sealing their victory.

Player Stats

St. John Heralds Total Points: 52

  • Vin Narducci: 28 points
  • Anthony Severino: 11 points
  • Brady Cole: 8 points
  • Donald Crawford: 4 points
  • Anthony Petrochello: 1 point

Fairport Skippers Total Points: 71

  • James Gadomski: 29 points
  • Josh Parsons: 16 points
  • Yomar Castellano: 10 points
  • Tom Doeing: 5 points
  • Charlie Beardslee: 5 points
  • Miachel Hess: 2 points
  • Jan Castellano: 4 points

Looking Ahead

The St. John Heralds (2-10) will face the St Martin de Porres Lions (5-4) in their next game at John Carroll University on 2/1/24. The Lions are coming off a loss, providing the Heralds with an opportunity to bounce back. Meanwhile, the Fairport Skippers (10-4) will take on the Osborne Academy Phoenix on 1/31/24, aiming to continue their winning streak after this impressive victory.

HERALDS STUMBLE AGAINST ROCKETS

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Saybrook, OH- In a hard-fought battle on the basketball court, the St. John Heralds faced off against the Maplewood Rockets, ultimately succumbing to a final score of 45-64. The game, played with intensity and skill on both sides, showcased the determination of the players as they battled through each quarter.

Quarter Scores:

  • St. John Heralds: 12 | 9 | 15 | 9
  • Maplewood Rockets: 15 | 17 | 14 | 18

Total Points:

  • St. John Heralds: 45
  • Maplewood Rockets: 64

Top Performers:

St. John Heralds:

  1. Vin Narducci – 21 points
  2. Anthony Severino – 8 points
  3. Aaron Wychock – 9 points
  4. Brady Cole – 5 points
  5. Donald Crawford – 2 points

Maplewood Rockets:

  1. Alex Donaldson – 25 points
  2. Andrew Barnett – 15 points
  3. Tom Dahman – 10 points
  4. Seth Roper – 7 points
  5. Braden Hottstetter – 5 points
  6. Ken Glover – 1 point
  7. Brighton Roper – 1 point

The standout performance from Vin Narducci, scoring 21 points for the St. John Heralds, showcased his offensive prowess. However, it wasn’t enough to overcome the Maplewood Rockets’ cohesive team effort led by Alex Donaldson, who tallied an impressive 25 points.

Upcoming Games:

The St. John Heralds, with a current record of 2-9, look ahead to their next challenge on January 31, 2024, when they will host the Fairport Harding Skippers, who boast a solid record of 9-4. The Skippers are entering the matchup with momentum following a close 69-66 victory over the Maplewood Rockets.

On the other side, the Maplewood Rockets, now standing at 3-14, will hit the road to face the Chalker Wildcats (3-12). The Wildcats are seeking redemption after a tough 73-35 loss to the Fairport Harding Skippers.