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BEAVERS BREAK LOOSE

EAST LIVERPOOL OH- Brylee Curtis came out swinging on Monday, going 3-for-4 and powering Beaver Local past East Palestine, 11-1.

Curtis was on fire at the plate—singled in the first, crushed a solo shot to dead center in the fourth, and doubled in the fifth to cap off a big night.

East Palestine actually struck first with Maddison Foster launching a solo homer to left in the top of the first, but that lead didn’t last long.

In the home half of the inning, Ciara Call answered with a bomb of her own to center, then the wheels came off for EP—two errors and a fielder’s choice later, Beaver was up 4-1.

Ally Wright added a sac fly in the second, and Brenna Jones went yard in the third with a two-run shot to right. By the time Curtis and Megan Henrich drove in two more in the fourth, the Beavers were in full control at 9-1.

Mya Anderson picked up the W, tossing two innings of one-hit ball with six punchouts. Henrich took over in relief and locked it down—three scoreless innings, one hit, four Ks.

Call and Addie Thurik both had multi-hit nights, and Beaver racked up 11 knocks as a team.

Foster led the Bulldogs with her solo blast, while Graycee Ford chipped in a hit. EP turned one double play defensively, but it wasn’t enough to slow the Beavers’ bats.

Next up, Beaver Local heads to Oak Glen on Wednesday, while East Palestine hosts Chaney on Tuesday for their home opener.

POTTERS COMEBACK IN THE FINAL FRAME

EAST LIVERPOOL OH- East Liverpool saved their best for last Tuesday night, storming back in the fourth quarter to take down rival Beaver Local 63-57 in the OVAC 4A semifinals. The Potters had trailed the entire game, entering the final frame down 50-43, but they flipped the switch when it mattered most, outscoring Beaver Local 20-7 in the fourth to complete the comeback.

Cohen Pease led the way with 15 points, while Nate Birch added 14. D’Shawn Kirby chipped in 10, and Quintin Conrad, Blake Adkins, and Gavin Wright each tacked on 8 to help fuel the rally. For Beaver Local, Owen Hill dropped a game-high 16, Hunter Warrick scored 13, Luke Rettos added 8, and Aiden Dray finished with 7.

With the win, East Liverpool moves on to the OVAC 4A Championship on Saturday against Cambridge. Tip-off is set for 10:00 AM at the ECO Center in St. Clairsville. Beaver Local will host St. Clairsville in the OVAC consolation game on Friday.

BEAVERS SET THE TEMPO EARLY

EAST LIVERPOOL OH-  Beaver Local came out firing Tuesday night and never took their foot off the gas, rolling past Hubbard 73-49. The Beavers set the tone early and didn’t give the Eagles a chance to claw back. Owen Hill led the charge with 24 points, while Matt Anderson added 18. Aiden Dray chipped in 11, and Hunter Warrick knocked down 9 to round out the scoring attack.

For Hubbard, Jakob Hayes and Dylan Bucher each finished with 10 points, while Anthony Clark added 9. The Eagles struggled to keep pace as Beaver Local controlled the game from start to finish.

Next up, the Beavers hit the road for a Friday night battle at Union Local, while Hubbard jumps back into conference action at home against Girard.

BEAVERS STUMBLE IN THE FINAL STRETCH

WEIRTON WV- Beaver Local went toe-to-toe with Weir on Monday night, but the fourth quarter proved to be the difference. The Beavers couldn’t close the gap late, getting outscored 11-5 in the final frame and falling 53-48 in a hard-fought battle.

Ally Wright led the charge with 16 points, while Bella McLevey added 10. Mallory Miller chipped in 9, but it wasn’t enough to overcome Weir’s late push.

Beaver Local wraps up the regular season at home Thursday against Union Local, looking to bounce back before the tournament grind begins.

SALEM STARTS THE MONTH WITH A STATEMENT

SALEM OH-  Salem kicked off February with a statement win, grinding out a 67-64 battle against a tough Beaver Local squad on Saturday. Colin Riesen led the charge with 19 points, while Deontay Steele dropped 18 and Ben Severe added 17. Cletis Monroy chipped in 9, and Evan Jones tacked on 6 to round out the scoring.

Beaver Local kept it close behind a big night from Luke Rettos, who poured in 21 points. Owen Hill was right behind him with 20, and Hunter Warrick added 15 in the effort.

Salem looks to keep the momentum rolling into a big rivalry showdown at home against West Branch on Friday. Beaver Local is back on their home floor Tuesday, hosting Hubbard.

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BEAVERS GET A SPECIAL WIN ON A SPECIAL NIGHT

EAST LIVERPOOL OH- The atmosphere was electric in the Beaver Dome on Thursday night as Beaver Local and East Liverpool squared off in one of the area’s biggest rivalries. Emotions ran high, not just because of the game, but also as both communities came together to support each other in the wake of a tragic shooting that shook the area on Wednesday. When the ball tipped, Beaver Local brought the heat, snapping a losing streak against East Liverpool that stretched back to 2017.

Owen Hill led the Beavers with a game-high 25 points, while Luke Rettos dropped 17, and Hunter Warrick and Matt Anderson added 8 and 6 points, respectively. For East Liverpool, Nate Birch paced the Potters with 18 points, Quintin Conrad chipped in 16, and Blake Adkins put up 10.

Both teams will hit the road Saturday for Buckeye 8 matchups at St. Clairsville. Beaver Local faces Cambridge at 4:00, and East Liverpool takes on St. Clairsville at 6:00.

WARRIORS HOLD THEIR GROUND IN BEAVER COUNTRY

EAST LIVERPOOL OH- West Branch pulled off a thriller on Tuesday, sneaking out of Beaver Local with a hard-fought 58-55 win. The Warriors had to dig deep after trailing 14-8 after the first quarter and 26-22 at the break. But they came out of halftime red-hot, taking control with an 18-8 third quarter and hanging on just enough to fend off the Beavers late.

Camden Lane led the way for West Branch with 17 points, while Jeremiah Thomas added 11. Cooper Anderson chipped in 8, and Zach Coffee put up 7. Beaver Local was paced by Owen Hill, who dropped a game-high 22 points, with Hunter Warrick adding 14. Matt Anderson and Luke Rettos finished with 8 and 7 points, respectively.

West Branch gets back to EBC action Friday on the road at Minerva, while Beaver Local will regroup at home against Oak Glen.

POTTERS CROSS OVER BEAVER LOCAL

EAST LIVERPOOL OH- Thursday night’s rivalry clash between East Liverpool and Beaver Local didn’t disappoint. The Potters scrapped their way to a hard-fought 40-36 win, edging out their rivals in a game that came down to the wire.

East Liverpool leaned on **Kenzie Headley**, who led the charge with 12 points, while **Cate Davis** added 8 clutch points to keep the offense flowing. **Ansley Galeoti** chipped in 7 points, and **Addi Jones** put up 6, rounding out a balanced attack.

For Beaver Local, it was **Tori Druschel** and **Calli Sorge** leading the way with 9 points each, keeping the Beavers in striking distance all night. **Ally Wright** added 6 points to the mix, but it wasn’t quite enough to get over the hump.

East Liverpool will look to stay hot on Monday when they hit the road to take on Indian Creek. Beaver Local gets a shot at redemption at home, squaring off against Harrison Central the same night. Rivalry round goes to the Potters, but both squads are ready for what’s next.

Game Photos Can Be Found HERE: https://ysn.smugmug.com/1-2-25-GBB-beaver-local-east-liverpool/1-2-GBB-liverpool-beaver-local/EOSDIGITAL/DCIM/106EOS1D

CLIPPERS DELIVER AN EARLY PRESENT

COLUMBIANA OH- Columbiana delivered an early Christmas gift for their fans Monday night, cruising past Beaver Local with a dominant 51-16 win.

Megan Moser led the charge for the Clippers, dropping 17 points, while Annah Clemmer added 15. Ava Heinrich chipped in 7, and Ellie Venezia finished with 6 to round out the scoring.

Beaver Local struggled to find offense, with Tori Druschel leading the team with 5 points.

Columbiana gets back at it Monday, hosting Mineral Ridge. Beaver Local will look to bounce back Saturday at home against United.

BEAVERS BRING THEIR FANS TO THEIR FEET

Beaver Local brought the energy on Friday night, giving their home crowd plenty to cheer about with a hard-fought 61-57 win over St. Clairsville.

Owen Hill was the man of the hour, lighting it up for 30 points to lead the charge. Hunter Warrick had his back with 17, and Taylor Johnston chipped in 7 to help seal the deal.

The Beavers don’t get much of a holiday break—they’re back in action Monday, hitting the road to take on Oak Glen.