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SMOOTH SAILING FOR LAKERS IN WIN OVER BRISTOL

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Bristolville, OH- The Pymatuning Valley Lakers delivered a stunning offensive surge in the top of the seventh inning, rallying for five runs on five hits to secure a commanding victory. Mackenzie Kribbs ignited the rally with a powerful solo home run to center field, setting the tone for the Lakers’ late-game heroics. Kendall Gray’s clutch single drove in another run, while Mckenna Jordan’s double plated two more, and Haines contributed with a groundout to add another run to the Lakers’ tally.

Saige Payne led the charge from the pitcher’s circle, pitching a complete game and earning the win for the Lakers. Despite conceding seven hits and seven runs (six earned), Payne showcased her resilience, striking out nine batters and walking just one.

For the Bristol Panthers, Mackin endured a tough outing on the mound, surrendering nine runs (three earned) over three and two-thirds innings, resulting in the loss. Despite tallying three strikeouts, Mackin struggled to contain the Lakers’ potent offense.

Offensively, the Lakers dominated the game, amassing an impressive 16 hits. Clark, Jordan, and Gray each contributed three hits apiece, while Payne and Kribbs also made significant contributions with multiple hits. The Lakers’ disciplined approach at the plate was evident, as they accumulated eight walks throughout the game.

Despite the loss, Bristol found some success at the plate, with Mackin driving in two runs and M Workman leading the team with two hits.

On the basepaths, Imhoff showcased his speed with two stolen bases for the Lakers, while Bristol managed to swipe four bases in the game.

Looking ahead, the Lakers will carry their momentum into their next home game against Conneaut on Tuesday, aiming to continue their winning streak and maintain their dominance on the field.

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!

PANTHERS POUNCE ON HERALDS

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Photo Credit: Mickey Zheng Photography

Bristolville, OH- In a tough road game for the Heralds, the Bristol Panthers dominated the St. John Heralds with a resounding victory, closing the game with a staggering scoreline of 77-20.

The first quarter saw a stark contrast in performance, with St. John struggling to find their footing and amassing a mere 8 points. Meanwhile, Bristol showcased their offensive prowess, securing a commanding lead with 23 points.

As the game progressed, Bristol continued to assert their dominance, scoring 24 and 16 points in the second and third quarters, respectively. St. John fought valiantly, but the relentless pressure from the Panthers limited their offensive opportunities.

Individual performances from standout players highlighted the game. Jayden Miller led Bristol with an outstanding 22 points, supported by a balanced contribution from his teammates, including Jack Berry and Mikey Burbach, who each scored 14 points.

On the St. John side, Aaron Wychock showcased his skills, contributing 7 points. However, the collective efforts of the Heralds were insufficient to overcome the relentless defensive pressure imposed by Bristol.

The key to Bristol’s triumph lay in their ability to press effectively, forcing an impressive 23 turnovers in the first half alone. This defensive prowess translated into 22 crucial points from transition baskets, setting the foundation for their comprehensive win.

Looking ahead, the St. John Heralds, with a current record of 0-3, will face the formidable Conneaut Spartans (2-0) in their next matchup on 12/09/23. The Spartans, coming off a 72-65 victory over the Northwestern Wildcats, will pose a challenging test for the Heralds.

As for the undefeated Bristol Panthers (3-0), their next challenge awaits against the Maplewood Rockets (1-1) on 12/12/23. The Rockets, fresh from a 69-34 defeat to the Mathews Mustangs, will look to bounce back, setting the stage for an intriguing matchup against the Panthers’ relentless offensive and defensive prowess.

LADY BRAVES GET WIN NUMBER EIGHT

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KINSMAN, OH- In an intense varsity volleyball matchup, the Badger Lady Braves faced off against the Bristol team, resulting in an exciting four-set match. The scores were 25-27, 25-10, 25-21, and 25-14, with the Badger Lady Braves ultimately securing the victory.

The first set was a nail-biter, with Bristol narrowly edging out Badger 27-25, showcasing the competitive spirit of both teams. However, the Badger Lady Braves quickly bounced back, dominating the second set with a score of 25-10. Their remarkable performance in this set was largely attributed to the serving prowess of Hannah Betts, who led her team with an astonishing 18 serves and contributed 4 aces alongside Brianna Lendak.

The third set was another hard-fought battle, but Badger managed to secure a 25-21 victory, taking the lead in the match. In this set, Brianna Huscroft showcased her setting skills with 18 assists, effectively distributing the ball to her teammates for successful attacks. Hannah Betts continued to be a standout player, not only in her serving and assists but also in her impressive 9 kills and 2 blocks, contributing significantly to her team’s success.

Hannah Betts also showcased her exceptional defensive skills with a staggering 25 digs throughout the match, demonstrating her commitment to ensuring that her team had the opportunity to counter Bristol’s attacks.

In the final set, the Badger Lady Braves sealed their victory with a score of 25-14, displaying their dominance and determination to secure the win.

 

BADGER BLOCKS BRISTOL

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KINSMAN, OH- In an electrifying display of skill and teamwork, the Badger Varsity Volleyball team dominated their opponent, Bristol, with a series of commanding victories. The sets unfolded with scores of 25-15, 25-12, and 25-14, showcasing Badger’s consistent and dominant performance throughout the match.

Brianna Lendak emerged as a key player on the serving front, delivering an impressive total of 11 well-placed serves that posed a challenge for Bristol to handle.

Brianna Lendak’s exceptional serving skills translated into a remarkable tally of 4 aces, contributing significantly to Badger’s control over the game’s momentum.

Gabriella Miller showcased her role as a facilitator with a total of 10 assists. Her precise and well-timed passes set up her teammates for impactful plays, showcasing the team’s strong coordination.

Hannah Betts shone as a dominant force at the net, recording an impressive 10 kills. Her powerful spikes and strategic placement of shots contributed to Badger’s consistent offensive performance.

Hannah Betts not only excelled in the attacking department but also showcased her defensive prowess with a solid block, preventing Bristol from executing successful attacks.

Gabriella Miller demonstrated remarkable agility and commitment on the defensive end, registering a staggering 26 digs. Her exceptional digging skills allowed Badger to maintain control over rallies and counter Bristol’s offensive efforts effectively.

Overall, Badger’s performance was characterized by a strong and balanced display of skills across all facets of the game. Their powerful serves, precise assists, dominant kills, and staunch defense allowed them to secure a convincing victory over Bristol, highlighting their potential as a formidable volleyball team.

BRAVES DON’T LOOK BACK

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KINSMAN, OHIO- The Badger Braves took on their dreaded rival, The Bristol Panthers tonight at home. The Braves have not won against the Panther since the 2018-19 season. The Braves fell behind quickly in the first quarter but mounted a comeback at the end of the first to make it a one point deficit. The 2nd quarter is when the braves really found the momentum and found a small lead 32-27 going into halftime.

Badger then really put the petal to the metal in the 3rd quarter led by Duncan Moy, who put on an absolute show. Along with the 34 points Moy had multiple blocks, including a chasedown block during a pivotal stretch in the game.

Duncan had plenty of help from Brad Hamliton, who knocked down 16 points and the hot handed freshman, Preston Geracitano with 11 points. The Braves continued to put the pressure of the Panthers and it was too much for them to overcome as the Badger Braves came out with the huge win tonight 73-59. The Braves improve to 5-0 and will back in action on friday night as they will travel to Maplewood to take on the Rockets.

*Contributed By YSN’s Matt Morrison

BRAVES BUILD ON BIG SECOND HALF

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KINSMAN, OHIO- The Badger Braves girls basketball team took on the visiting Bristol Panthers. Both teams started out with some struggles on the offensive side with both teams just scoring 4 points each in the 1st quarter. Badger pulled away just a little and led at halftime 14-10.

The Lady Braves led by Katie Grexa really clicked together in the 2nd half starting out on a 12-0 run but the panthers finished the quarter on a 10-0 run. In the 4th quarter the braves really tightened up on the defensive side with several steals as they pulled away and defeated the panthers 45-27.

Katie Grexa put up 21 points in the winning effort tonight with some help from others including Hannah Betts who put up 11 points. The Braves improve to a record of 3-3 and will travel to Maplewood on monday to face the Rockets.

*Contributed By YSN’s Matt Morrison

MCDONALD COMES UP JUST SHORT

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NORTH JACKSON OH-  Bristol defeated McDonald 2-1 on Thursday after taking the lead late in the game. The game was tied at one with Bristol batting in the bottom of the sixth when Skylar Gibson singled on the first pitch of the at bat, scoring one run. The win gave Bristol the district championship.

The pitching was strong on both sides. Jaylyn Mullenax struck out 11, while Bri McCombs sat down six.

Mullenax pitched Bristol to victory. The pitcher allowed five hits and one run over seven innings, striking out 11 and walking zero.

McCombs took the loss for McDonald. She allowed seven hits and two runs over six innings, striking out six and walking zero.

Bristol saw the ball well today, racking up seven hits in the game. Gibson and Billie Miller each racked up multiple hits for Bristol Panthers Varsity. Miller and Gibson each collected two hits to lead Bristol Panthers Varsity.

Chelsea Sudol led McDonald with two hits in three at bats. The Blue Devils was sure-handed and didn’t commit a single error. McCombs made the most plays with four.

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MCDONALD MAKES IT TWO IN A ROW

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MCDONALD OH- McDonald now has two wins in a row to open the 2021 volleyball season. The Blue Devils were able to beat Bristol in 4 sets (25-9 25-11 24-26 25-14).

Megan Klockner shined getting 18 assists, 7 aces, and 7 kills. She also collected 9 digs. Maria Rasile led the offense with 8 kills. She also had 11 assists, and 4 aces. Gianna Constantino had 7 digs, and 7 kills.

McDonald continues the season on Tuesday in a big MVAC matchup traveling to Western Reserve.

CALLOW’S NO-NO PUTS MCDONALD IN TITLE GAME

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MCDONALD OH- McDonald had to wait a bit longer for their first tournament game. They advanced to Monday night’s district semifinals game against Bristol thanks to a no contest. A fresh Bri Callie was bad news for the visiting Panthers of Bristol. Callow hurled a no hitter in McDonald’s 3-0 win to advance to the District Championship game.

Neither offense got a ton of rhythm. McDonald only got two hits on the day. They both came from Lucia Wolford. Wolford also stole 4 bases and scored two runs. Riley Matig scored a run after reaching on a error.

Callow struck out 17 in her complete game shut out. She didn’t allow a single hit. Bri also did not walk anyone.

McDonald advances to play East Canton in the North Jackson District Championship game on Wednesday. The game will take place at Jackson Milton. First pitch is slated for 5:00.