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CRESTVIEW ADDS ANOTHER SWEEP TO THEIR BELT

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The Crestview volleyball team continued its impressive season with yet another dominant performance, this time against Brookfield. The Rebels swept their opponents in three straight sets, showcasing their prowess on the court.

From the first set, it was evident that Crestview was determined to maintain their momentum. The opening set ended with a score of 25-4, as they displayed their dominance both offensively and defensively. Abbey Emch led the charge with 11 kills and a block, setting the tone for her team.

The second set followed a similar pattern, with Crestview securing a 25-12 victory. Grace Auer played a pivotal role in this set, contributing with 9 kills, 19 assists, 16 digs, and 8 aces – an impressive double-double performance that highlighted her all-around skills.

In the third set, Crestview maintained their high level of play and closed out the match with a score of 25-8. The Rebels’ collective effort was evident, with strong performances from players like Julia Blasko, Lainy Auer, Lydia Campbell, and Natalie Blakeman, who all contributed to the team’s success.

Brookfield showed resilience throughout the match, with players like Sarah Lindholm, Alexia Baker, Rylie Burdge, Cailey Wellman, and MaRae Craig making notable contributions.

NEWTON FALLS EARNS TOUGH SWEEP OF THE WARRIORS

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NEWTON FALLS OH- In a spirited volleyball matchup, Newton Falls emerged victorious with a commanding 3-0 win over Brookfield, showcasing their prowess on the court. The scores were 25-16, 25-20, and 25-23, highlighting the determined efforts of both teams.

Newton Falls had some standout performances, with Jada Blutcher leading the way with 11 kills, demonstrating her offensive firepower. Dani Drake showcased her playmaking abilities with an impressive 21 assists, also contributing 10 points to the scoreboard. Torrie Fanton and Madi Knight chipped in with 11 points each, adding to the team’s strong performance.

On the Brookfield side, their defensive efforts were notable, with Cailey Wellman, Ariana Jones, Rylie Burdge, and Alexia Baker combining for a remarkable number of digs. Rylie Burdge contributed 23 assists, showcasing her ability to set up her teammates effectively. Cailey Wellman’s blocking skills were evident with 10 blocks, while Leah Wlodarski, Ariana Jones, and Brooke Montgomery led the team in kills.

This victory propelled Newton Falls to a 6-4 record for the season, and they look forward to their next challenge against Champion. The match was a testament to the competitive spirit and talent displayed by both teams, providing an exciting spectacle for volleyball enthusiasts.

THE BALL DROPS FOR HOWLAND

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HOWLAND CENTER, OH – In their final game of 2022, the Howland Tigers did what they had to do. Second-half adjustments by coach Dan Bubon was what the Tigers needed to pull out a 48-34 victory over visiting Brookfield to close out the calendar year. 

 

It was a very low-scoring first quarter as the Tigers only led 6-4 after one. Both teams were exchanging leads back and forth throughout a good portion of the first half as the Warriors took a 13-12 lead in the second, thanks to strong shooting from Donovan Pawlowski, who led all scorers with 15. The Tigers, however, put on the heat to end the half as they led a 10-2 run to go into the break up 22-15. 

 

The strong defensive effort by Howland went full throttle in the second half as they adjusted to the phenomenal low-post play of Brookfield senior Isaiah Jones. Jones was able to block shots on defense, but the Howland defense shut him down in the scoring realm, holding him to only 6 points on the night. Despite the offensive struggles, the Tigers would build up a twenty-point lead in the fourth with strong shooting from senior Ben Bronson, Alex Henry, and Brandon Null. Null and Henry led the Tigers with 12 while Bronson had 10.

 

Howland (6-2) will now get a fun experience on Monday when they travel up to Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse to take on Austintown Fitch to start AAC play in their first game of 2023. They will be playing on the Cavaliers’ home floor at 3:00 P.M. in a game that will follow the girls’ matchup between Howland and Fitch that starts at 1:30. Brookfield (5-3) will travel to Crestview on Tuesday in their third game of a four-game roadstand. This will be an MVAC matchup with tip-off following JV around 7:00 P.M. 

 

Howland coach Dan Bubon talked to Noah Ricks about his team’s victory. You can watch the full interview.

*Contributed By YSN’s Noah Ricks

SPRINGFIELD MAKES WAVES AGAINST BROOKFIELD

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BROOKFIELD OH- The MVAC conference is going to be highly contested on both sides this season. That being said, any time the two divisions square off with each other, you know it will be a fun time. Earlier in the week Springfield lost a heartbreaker to Crestview out of the gray tier by three. They responded on Thursday with a big win over Brookfield 45-35.

Jacey Mullen led the Tigers for the second game in a row finishing with 15 points.   Jameka Brungard was also in double figures finishing with 13.  Madi Lesnak contributed an important 9 points.

Cailey Wellman led Brookfield finishing in double figures with 12 points.  Sophia Hook worked hard to get 8 points against a stout Tigers defense.  Katie Gibson also got in the stat book with 6 points.

Springfield returns home on Monday to take on Hubbard out of the NE8.  Brookfield will open up their conference play on Thursday as they travel to Campbell.

REBELS BROOM BROOKFIELD

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COLUMBIANA OH- Crestview stayed undefeated on Thursday and added yet another sweep of their tally. Their latest victim was Brookfield, the Warriors competed in each set but couldn’t push through. (27-25 25-22 25-15)

Grace Auer completed a triple double on the night with 13 kills, 15 assists, and 11 digs. Lucy Montgomery added a double double finishing with 10 kills, and 16 assists. Abbey Emch had her best match so far this season, finishing with 14 kills, and also 4 blocks.

Crestview will host a tri match on Saturday with Alliance, and Heartland Christian. Brookfield will take another crack at Crestview on Monday, this time at home.

WARRIORS GIVE CLARK HIS 100TH VICTORY

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BERLIN CENTER OH. The Brookfield Warriors rebounded this week after a nail biting loss last week to the Springfield Tigers, defeating the Western Reserve Blue Devils at home 31-14. Head Coach Randy Clark picked up his 100th career win as the Brookfield defense led by the likes of defensive ends Ryan Tetrick, Codi Hoover, and as well as linebackers Colin Murphy and sophomore Kaiden Kirila, who made some epic tackles in the field of play to help hold the Blue Devils to just 14 points as the offense led by running back, David Altiere just could not get the right pieces put together.

The Brookfield offense led by quarterback Donovan Pawlowski and freshman running back Christain Davis, who broke away for a couple of touchdowns to help the warriors put up 31 points as they easily defeated the Blue Devils.

The Warriors look to keep roaring next week as they will look to add more playing time for running back, Christain Davis next week at home against the Liberty Leopards. On the flip side the, the Western Reserve Blue Devils look for their first win next week against the Jackson-Milton Blue Jays.

Postgame Interview with Randy Clark:

*Contributed By YSN’s Matt Morrison