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POTTERS REMAIN DOMINANT OVER BEAVER LOCAL

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EAST LIVERPOOL, OH – It was a big rivalry night in East Liverpool as the Potters hosted Beaver Local in the OVAC semifinal matchup Tuesday night. The Potters, who are on a 5-game winning streak and looking for their first championship since 1999  started off hot and never looked back. East Liverpool would go on to out score the Beavers 41-24 in the second half to propel them to a dominant 75-45 victory over Beaver Local. 

 

For East Liverpool, Zavea Green led the way with 20 points. Cole Dailey added 18, Devin Toothman contributed 14 and Trey Armstrong finished with 10 on the night. 

 

For Beaver Local, Ethan Agnew led the Beavers with 12 points. Ethan Stephenson contributed 10 and Austin Cline added 8 on the night. 

 

East Liverpool will be back in action Wednesday, as they will host Wheeling Linsy. Beaver Local will be back in action on Thursday as they are set to host Oak Glen of W. Virginia. Don’t miss it on YSN!

 

*Contributed By YSN’s Brendan Miller

BEAVERS UNRAVEL UNION LOCAL

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EAST LIVERPOOL, OH- The Beaver Local Boys Varsity Basketball team won their Buckeye 8 Tournament game vs. Union Local 70-59.

Senior Sky Pappas led the Beavers with 26 points. Senior Ethan Agnew added 18 points and Sophomore Austin Cline added 11 points in the victory.

Next up for the Beavers will be Senior Night on 2/4/22 as they host Glen Oak. The JV game is scheduled to begin at 5:30pm with the Varsity game to follow.

 

*Story contributed by Bob Beam and blathletics.org

BEAVER LOCAL VETERAN PRESENCE PREVAILS

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EAST PALESTINE, OH- East Palestine came as close as they’ve been all season to earning their first victory, but it was the cagey veterans of Beaver Local that stayed calm and collected down the stretch to hold tight to a 47-40 victory on Saturday afternoon.

Beaver Local was lights out in the first quarter, lighting up the scoreboard as if it were a Christmas tree to the tune of 20 points.  The problem became that in the second frame- The Lady Beavers couldn’t crack the code on East Palestine once, and the teams went into the break tied 20-20.

East Palestine would outscore Beaver in the third quarter 11-9 led by hoops magician, Mia Lee.  Lee was putting in layups during this contest that would make Steph Curry blush.

However, the tale would turn in the final stanza under the watchful eyes of Olivia Keller and Chansyn Hoppel who, when the pushes came to shoves, would not let their team falter.  Keller knocked down key shots from beyond the arc in the final quarter, while Hoppel utilized her blazing speed to keep East Palestine just a step behind the rest of the way.

Jordan Palmer would lead all Beaver Local scorers with 18, as she continued to show incredible leadership and poise throughout the contest.  Keller and Halle Jordan completed their task with 8 points apiece, while Chansyn Hoppel closed out her register with 6 points.

For East Palestine, Lee had a career-high 24 points as she dazzled in the contest.  Patience Champney once again shined with double digits in points with 10 and had more swats defensively than a front porch in Louisiana in mosquito season.

 

BEAVERS BLAST OAK GLEN

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NEW CUMBERLAND WV- The duo of Skylar Pappas and Eathan Agnew each scored 13 points as the Beaver Local Beavers took down Oak Glen 49-40 in Tuesday night hoops action.

Down by 4 points after the opening period the Beavers outscored Oak Glen 40-28 in the remaining 3 quarters.

Austin Cline was also in double figures for the Beavers with 10 points. Logan Bissenbach was also important to the Beaver Local offense. He contributed 8 key points.

Beaver Local hits the hardwoods again Friday night as they will host Linsly.

*Contributed By YSN’s Gary Leininger

POTTERS HONOR FORMER COACH WITH BIG WIN

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EAST LIVERPOOL OH- Ir was a special night in East Liverpool as the Lady Potters honored the late J.R Walker. Coach Walker had coached both teams, and he passed away in October. The Potters could think of no better way to celebrate his impact on the program than getting a big win over their rival Beaver Local 44-41.

Shayla Foster paced the Potters with 17 points on the night. Aliyah Parson was also in double figures for the Potters with 11 points. Aynesly Galeoti chipped in an important 7 points as well.

 

Beaver Local was led by Peyton Roberts who tallied 16 points. Halle Jordan was also in double figures and finished with 12 points.

East Liverpool gets back at it Monday as they bring in the new year by traveling to Indian Creek. Beaver Local will also look ahead to Indian Creek as they host the Redskins on Thursday.

BEAVERS STAND TALL ON THE ROAD

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COLUMBIANA OH- Beavers’ Skylar Pappas put up 13 points in the 1st quarter tonight against the Crestview Rebels to take an early 23-9 lead over the Rebels in the first quarter.  The Beavers would hold the lead the entire game only allowing the Rebels to pull within 5 points in the 3rd quarter run by the Rebels.  The Beavers finished 2021 with a huge 60-46 win at Crestview’s High school gymnasium.  This win takes the Beavers to 5-3 on the season.

Kirkland Miller’s leading 20 points for the Rebels was not enough as the Rebels end the year with 3-6 on the season as they only put up 46 points against the Beavers this evening.

Others scoring for the Rebels’ tonight(unofficial) Wyatt Miller (9), Anthony Cusick (7), Jack Yerkey (7), Jonathan Best (2), and Cade Hancox (1)

As impressive as Pappas 13-point 1st quarter was,  he finished the night with 14 total points, other teammates contributing to the 60 points were Ethan Agnew(17),  Logan Blissenbach (11), Austin Cline (8), Noah Bowyer (5) as well as Brady Smith (5).

Crestview Rebels 9-10-20-7 = 46

Beaver Local Beavers 23-10-14-13 = 60

Tune in to Ysnlive.com Tuesday, January 4, 2022 to watch Crestview Rebels’ host Newton Falls in a MVAC conference match.

The Beaver Local Beavers will take the country roads to Almost Heaven on Tuesday,  January 4, 2022,  to take on Oak Glen which can also be watched only on YSN!

*Contributed By YSN’s Larry Scragg.

BEAVERS FINISH STRONG

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EAST LIVERPOOL OH- Down by 1 point heading into the final period, Beaver Local put the game away, out-scoring the Wellsville Tigers 24-16 to earn a 77-70 win in Friday nightbasketball action.

Four Beavers  scored double-figures  led by Sky Pappas nailing down 17 points followed by Ethan Agnew’s 13 points, Austin Cline’s 15 points and Brady Smith scoring 14 points. Both teams combined  for  17 3 point scores.

The Tigers Jaxon Brewer scored 25 points and Isaiah Greathouse added 16 points.

Both teams return to action next week as Wellsville will, travel to Oak Glen on Tuesday and Beaver Local will play Thursday at home against Indian Valley.

*Contributed By YSN’s Gary Leininger

BEAVERS LET INDIAN CREEK SLIP AWAY

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The 2nd period was the difference in the game as Indian Creek defeated the visiting Beaver Local Beavers 63-53 in Friday’s basketball action.

The Beavers were outscored 25-8 in the 2nd quarter. Beaver Local was paced by a 17 point effort by Ethan Agnew and Sky Pappas added 11 points.

The Beavers return to action next Tuesday with a home contest against Richmond Edison.

*Contributed By YSN’s Gary Leininger

 

 

BEAVERS LOOK STRONG AGAINST HARRISON CENTRAL

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EAST LIVERPOOL OH- Behind a combined 41 point effort by Beavers Ethan Agnew and Austin Cline, Beaver Local dropped the visiting Harrison Central by a score of 58-49.

Agnew netted 22 points followed by Cline’s 19 points. The Beavers outscored Harrison 17-9 in the 3rd quarter.

The Beavers return to play Friday as Indian Creek travels to Beaver Local.

*Contributed By YSN’s Gary Leininger

LOCAL ATHLETES FILL ALL-STATE DIVISION IV ROSTER

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COLUMBUS, OH- There’s no doubt the area is rich in football talent across the board, but Division IV was peppered with elite skill as the All-Ohio teams were released on Tuesday.

Leading the way on the first team was Ursuline’s DeMarcus McElroy who finished the season with 2,191 yards on 315 attempts, a  7-yard per carry average.  McElroy also scored 41 times on the ground for the Irish.

Dru DeShields was also listed as first-team talent with his dual-threat weaponry, Dru finished with 3,661 yards through the air, and 40 of those passes going for touchdowns.  Drew’s 67% completion percentage on 383 throws was also impressive.  We can’t forget about DeShields ground factor either, with over 1100 yards on the ground and 15 additional touchdowns- DeShields only being a junior scares many coaches for the ’22 campaign.

Mason Ludwig had a big year for the Potters in East Liverpool.  Ludwig’s 6’6, 280 pound frame has recruiters all across the NCAA salivating, and his first-team selection in 2021 for All-Ohio will only strengthen those conversations.

West Branch’s Greg Rockwell joins his QB on the first-team list.  The 6’1, 250 pound offensive lineman checks the box during his impressive senior year on the gridiron.

The First-Team Defense showcased Ty’Req Donlow who created issues for offenses all season long, and a much-deserved accolade for the agitator.  Steven Marra was outstanding with 30 touchdowns on offense, but ultimately his defense at linebacker lands him with first-team honors.

The second-teamers in the area stood out with Ursuline QB1, Brady Shannon headlining the squad.  Shannon threw for over 2600 yards, and 27 touchdowns for the Irish, while running for 8 more.  Similarly, Salem’s Jackson had a stellar year with 2,733 yards through the air and 33 touchdowns, alongside 1,238 yards on the ground and 20 more scores with his legs.

Harvard commit, Dean Boyd of Ursuline also pens his name on the second team with 52 grabs for 916 yards and 9 touchdowns on the campaign.  Blaize Exline had a stellar year and ends up on the second team with a 99-catch, 1,216-yard season that culminated with 17 touchdowns through the air, and 11 more scores on the ground, and several records along the way for the Quakers.

From the big boys, Ursuline’s Brian Frasco, and Isaac Lucas made it on the second-team O-line, while West Branch’s Mitchell Coffee was selected on the D-line.

Jakylan Irving of Ursuline represented the Ursuline defensive backfield with a second-team selection, and Ben Tolson of West Branch gained a selection on special teams.

Third Team All-Ohio saw Thomas Egli of West Branch etch his name on the defensive line.

Honorable Mention contained Beaver Local sophomore QB, Austin Cline and Dorian Jackson, East Liverpool’s Devin Toothman, Michael Gordon and Christian Colosimo of Poland, and Jake Dohy and Connor Strain of Girard.

Congratulations to all these young men and their families on representing themselves at the highest level in the Buckeye State.