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BEAVERS SWEEP IN THE CREEK

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STEUBENVILLE OH- The Beaver Local (6-4) girls volleyball team went into Wintersville and took care of business beating Indian Creek in straight sets 25-13, 25-16, 25-17 on Monday night.  Leading the way for the Beavers was Emma Joseph with 12 assists, 9 digs and Aleia Evanko who also had 9 digs along with 14 assists.  At the net Peyton Roberts had 12 kills, Briar Wolski 8 kills, Becca Buccheit and Jocelyn Pomeroy had 5 kills each.

In JV action, the Beavers won 25-15, 25-14.  Bria Boyd had 7 points and 12 assists. Adison Ketchum had 7 points and 6 kills. Sydney McNear had 8 points and 9 digs. Joslin Rhodes added 13 assists.

The Beavers play again Thursday at East Liverpool in the Volley for the Cure Match.

*Contributed by Josh Sigler at blathletics.org

SALEM SECURES SHUTOUT OF BEAVER LOCAL

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SALEM OH- Salem Girls Soccer traveled to Beaver Local to take on the Beavers in a non-conference matchup.  The Lady Quakers came out with a 4-0 win by scoring four first half goals.  Scoring on the night for Salem were Rylee Hutton with two goals and Mikaylynn Murphy and Abbie Davidson with a goal each.  Assists were provided by Hanna Gaither, Hutton and Murphy.  In goal, Kaylee Carlisle had 6 saves as she kept her 4th clean sheet of the season.  The Lady Quakers improve to 5-2 on the season.

In the JV match, Salem won by the score of 3-0 in one half of action.  Karlie Sampson had 2 goals and Annika Murray scored as well on the night for the Quakers.  Maria Juan Diego had the lone assist for Salem.  The defense played great all evening as Paige Menough did not need to make a save to earn her 4th shutout of the season.  The young Quakers improve to 4-2 on the season.

The Lady Quakers next opponent will be in the EBC as they travel to Minerva for a varsity only match at 6:00 pm on Wednesday September 14th.

*Contributed By Matt Freeman at salemathletics.org

PRIMETIME FOR CLINE

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EAST LIVERPOOL OH- When you look at the numbers, Beaver Local quarterback Austin Cline doesn’t get out done by too many. He had a remarkable first year under center in the Beavers offense.  So the question coming in to 2022 was how would you raise the bar? The greatest athletes never settle. You can bet all your money that a line has not settled for one good season under his belt. He has put his head down and worked harder than ever before to reach new goals.  One of those goals set this season was to bring down the interception number from last year. Only throwing 6 INT in a season is good for most, but Cline isn’t satisfied with that. So far through three games he has only thrown 1 INT, so he is well on his way to having a lower number in 2022.

Cline took the time to come on YSN’s Running Point on Thursday to give us a look into his year. He talks with DJ Yokley, and Anthony Hartwig about the rivalry week against East Liverpool, some fun team nicknames you have to hear to believe, and much more. Check out the latest Beaver Local Football Player Profile only on YSN.

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LIVERPOOL OUTLASTS BEAVERS ON RIVALRY NIGHT

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EAST LIVERPOOL OH- RIvalries in sports can be defined by the passion and emotions the players and loyal fan bases provide as their team looks for supremacy against the other.  Look no further than 43920 when it comes to the passion rivalries can provide as East Liverpool and Beaver Local tangled Tuesday night before a raucous crowd at the Beaver Dome. The Potters would harness all the emotion of the night fueling a 4 set victory over their rivals 25-23, 21-25, 25-15, 25-17.

The Beavers early on fed off the energy their student section provided as they found themselves 2 points shy of a first set victory 23-18. East Liverpool junior Kyia White would squash any thoughts of a Beavers victory as she provided a big time kill before serving 6 straight to secure the first set comeback 25-23. Both teams in the 2nd set would trade points neither seemingly able to gain any momentum. Beaver Local held a 22-20 lead with White looking for dejavu as she stepped to the service line looking to spark another comeback. The Beavers Briar Wolski had better plans as she took an Emma Jospeh set and ripped it down the line to quell any thoughts of that comeback as the Beavers took set 2, 25-21.

The Beaver Dome was alive at that point as both squads tried to channel the energy their fan bases were providing heading into the 3rd set. Each team playing through communication issues looked for any edge they could get to separate themselves from the other. Tied 14-14 the Potters, behind the experience of  Kyia White who provided a couple of heads up plays at the net, reeled off 10 of the next 11 points on their way to a 25-15 3rd set victory. The inexperience of the Beavers shined a little too brightly in the 4th set as they never were able to challenge the Potters as the blue and white finished the night with a 25-17 4th set victory.

The victory for East Liverpool was a team effort as Kyia White contributed 14 kills and 20 digs. Kenzie Headley contributed 9 kills and Ava Green added 5 kills of her own. Dalani Ice set the table all night with 27 assists and Faith Grafton led the defense with 25 digs. For the Beavers, Briar Wolski had 14 kills and 5 digs. Peyton Roberts contributed 15 kills and 8 digs while Aleia Evanko added 24 digs and 18 assists. Chloe Reed anchored the Beavers back row defense with 25 digs.

Both teams return to action Thursday, as Beaver Local (3-3) welcomes Harrison Central, East Liverpool (3-0) looks to stay unbeaten as they entertain Oak Glen.

*Contributed By YSN’s Chris Sigler

BEAVERS START RIVALRY WEEK OFF WITH A SWEEP

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EAST LIVERPOOL OH-The Beaver Local Girls Tennis team had little trouble with rival East Liverpool winning 4-0 on Saturday.  Kara Wain made quick work of Zita Blesdel 6-0, 6-0, then Addi Mobley followed up with a 6-1, 6-4 victory of Elise Montgomery.  Rounding out singles play was Kennedy Wilkes with a 6-0, 6-4 victory over Kailynn Kirby.

The girls did not slow down in doubles action as Sara Adams and Aubre West won 6-3, 6-1 over Gracie Murray and LaNease Andrews.

The girls are back in action on Tuesday at home as they take on Ursuline.

*Contributed By Josh Sigler at blathletics.org

A LONG NIGHT ENDS IN BEAVERS VICTORY

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EAST LIVERPOOL OH- The Beavers got in the win column on Friday night, as they defeated the Linden McKinley Panthers 42-14.

The Beavers got the scoring started quickly, as Caleb White took a screen pass from Austin Cline 61 yards to the house on the first play of the game. Linden McKinley responded with an opening TD drive of their own, as Christopher Towns hit Camr’on Gunnell Jr. for a 10 yard score. Neither team scored for the rest of the first quarter, but the Beavers struck quickly in the second, as Austin Cline and Noah Bowyer connected for Bowyer’s first score of the season on the first play of the quarter. The Beavers got the ball back and struck again, as Dylan Ferguson and Austin Cline connected for a beautiful 69 yard TD . Linden McKinley then responded on the first play of their next drive with a 67 yard TD from Christopher Town to Phillip Towns.

 

The Beavers then got the ball back before half and Caleb White put it in the end zone for the second time of the night on a 7 yard TD run, as it was 28-14 at the half. One big storyline from this game was the insane amount of penalties, as it seemed there was a flag on every single play, but the Beavers were able to persevere, holding Linden McKinley scoreless in the second half. The Beavers got things started in the second half by forcing a punt and then went back to Caleb White for a 29 yard TD, as he took the oss from Cline to the house for the hat trick. Blake Lucas ran it in from 2 yards out in the 4th for his first TD of the season and the true dagger in the game, as the Beavers took it 42-14 to get into the win column.

The Beavers will travel to East Liverpool next week for their rivalry matchup with the Potters. 

*Contributed By YSN’s Michael McKenzie

SALEM WINS ON THE ROAD

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EAST LIVERPOOL OH- The Beavers and Quakers went at it on Friday night in a high scoring affair that saw the Quakers take home victory by a score of 40-27

 

The Quakers got the scoring started on a TD pass from QB Jackson Johnson to Ross Davidson. Salem kept their foot on the gas on both sides of the ball, forcing multiple punts and turnovers in the first half and moving the ball at will, as Jackson Johnson led the offense to two more scores before half by way of a Dominic Maniscalco TD run and a Jackson Johnson TD run. Going down 21-0 at half, the Beavers came out with a spark in the second half, with a solid kick return by Blake Lucas to set up a 37 yard TD pass from Austin Cline to Dylan Ferguson.

 

Salem decided to get right back at the Beavers with a long TD pass from Jackson Johnson to Donnie Oesch. A couple drives later the Beavers connected on a 14 yard TD pass, as Cline found Caleb White to cut the deficit back to 2 scores, but once again Salem answered. Dillon Monroy caught a TD pass from Johnson to stretch the lead back out to 3 scores, but the Beavers were never going down without a fight. On a roll out, Cline fired down the field for White as the two connected for the second time on the day, this time from 44 yards out. It was a 2 score game heading into the 4th, and Johnson showed the savviness of a 4 year starter, putting together a long, time consuming TD drive that he capped off with another TD run, his 5th total TD of the day, that out the lead wide enough to win the game. Beaver Local wasn’t ready to give up though, as they put together a quick score via a Cline QB sneak TD, but Salem got the ball on the kickoff and didn’t give it back before the clock reached zeros, as the Quaker offense showed up and showed out in the win.

 

The Quakers go back home for a matchup with East Liverpool, while the Beavers get a chance to get in the win column on their home field against Minerva.

 

*Contributed By YSN’s Michael McKenzie.

BEAVERS BEAT OUT WELLSVILLE IN A CLOSE ONE

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EAST LIVERPOOL OH- Beaver Local’s golf team edged Wellsville in non-league play in an early Wednesday afternoon match at Cedar Hills Golf Course posting a 213 – 219 score.

Michael McKenzie shot 48 to lead the Beavers, Mikey Druschel followed with a 49, while Kristian Lantz and Mason Board shot 58. Other Beaver Local scores included Tori Druschel and Jocelyn Koontz with 64.

Wellsville’s Nate McGrew was low medalist with 45 followed by Maddox Bosco 53, Landon Ramsey 55, Tashawn Williams 66 and Johnnie Tice 68.  The Beavers are now 4-4 on the year and will host Lisbon on Thursday in a non-conference match.

*Contributed By Josh Sigler at blathletics.org

POTTERS POST A WIN OVER BEAVER LOCAL

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LISBON OH- East Liverpool visited Beaver Creek Meadows on Monday looking to knock off their rival Beaver Local.  Mission accomplished as the Potters came out on top 169-185. Nate Kelly took home medalist honors carding an impressive 33 on the day. Preston Dawson 41, Evan Dieringer 43, Caden Headley 52 rounded out the scoring for the Blue & White.

Michael McKenzie shot a 38 to lead the way for the Beavers. Mikey Druschel followed with a 48, Kristian Lantz 49, and Mason Board 50 for Beaver Local. East Liverpool heads to Cadiz Country Club for a quad match on Tuesday.

Beaver Local welcomes Wellsville for a home match Wednesday.

*Contributed By YSN’s Chris Sigler

BEAVERS PROTECT HOME FIELD AGAINST LIVERPOOL

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EAST LIVERPOOL OH-

The Beaver Local Boys Soccer team started the season vs arch rival East Liverpool with a 2-1 victory in front of a large crowd at Fighting Beaver Stadium on Saturday night.  The game did not disappoint as both teams goalies started hot by making key saves to keep the game scoreless for the first 20 minutes of the game. That was until the Potters Wyatt McCune was able to get behind the Beavers defense and find the back of the night to put the visiting team up 1-0. This was short lived though as the Beavers Kaleb Mays was finally able to beat Potters goalie Malachi Reed to notch the score 1-1, where it would stand at half.

The 2nd half was much like the first, however things seemed to get tighter on both sides.  The Beavers and Potters style of wide open play seemed to change as more of a field position battle ensued.  The game remained tied at 1-1 for the duration of the second half, until just under 5 minutes left to play the Beavers  went on attack.  This is when a flurry of shots on goal led to  Junior Colin Gaydos  burying a rebound and eventual  game winner to the back of the net giving the Beavers a 2-1 victory over their rivals.   The Beavers (1-0) will look to keep things rolling at home on Tuesday when the Carrollton Warriors come to town.  Game is set to start at 7:00pm.

*Contributed By Josh Sigler at blathletics.org