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POTTERS HOLD THEIR OWN AGAINST EP

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EAST LIVERPOOL, OH- Anderson Fitch put the Potters on his back, nabbing hits left and right as East Liverpool cruised past East Palestine 11-1 on Thursday. Fitch was perfect at the plate, singling in the first, third, and fourth innings to fuel the Potters’ offense.

East Palestine briefly took the lead in the first inning when Logen Guy got plunked with the bases juiced, pushing across the game’s first run. But the Potters quickly flipped the script. Elijah Suznevich cracked a three-run double to snatch back the lead, making it 3-1.

A wild pitch in the second inning gave the Potters an extra run to pad their lead. The hits kept coming in the third, with Kasen Ramsey ripping a double and another miscue by East Palestine helping the Potters tack on more runs.

Aaron Dieringer was solid on the mound for East Liverpool, giving up just one run on three hits over five innings while striking out seven. Moraski, on the other hand, struggled for East Palestine, surrendering seven runs over four innings.

The Potters racked up nine hits. Suznevich was the main RBI guy, driving in three runs with his timely hitting. Ramsey added some speed on the bases, swiping two bags as East Liverpool showed off their aggressive base running with four steals in total.

For East Palestine, Guy drove in their lone run, while Phoenix Marvin, Kyler Bourne, and Moraski each managed a hit.

East Liverpool looks to keep rolling when they face Minerva on Friday while East Palestine will host rival Columbiana on Monday.

EAGLES CAN’T TIME UP BEAVER LOCAL

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EAST LIVERPOOL, OH- Paxton Grimes was on fire with three hits as Beaver Local Beavers steamrolled United Golden Eagles 11-2 on Thursday. Grimes lined singles in the first, fourth, and fifth innings, fueling his team’s dominant performance.

The Beavers really broke the game open with a six-run frenzy in the fifth, thanks to Keaton Heddleston’s RBI single and a couple of costly errors by United that cleared the bases.

Micah Jones kicked off the scoring for the Beavers in the first inning with a timely single. Jones was back at it in the third, putting the Beavers up 2-0 after hitting into a fielder’s choice.

On the mound, Grimes was just as sharp, tossing a complete game with four hits, two unearned runs, six strikeouts, and just a single walk. Kadin Schonauer, despite striking out nine, was pegged with the loss for United after a tough outing where he allowed 11 runs, but only three were earned.

The Beavers tallied nine hits in total. Jones contributed two RBIs and Evan Stephenson chipped in with two hits. Not just quick with the bats, Beaver Local showed off their speed, swiping five bases, including three from Grimes himself.

For United, Schonauer, Quentin Taylor, Mike Dangelo, and Gage Smith each managed a hit, with Smith also stealing two bases.

Beaver Local aims to keep their momentum rolling as they head to Crestview next Tuesday.

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TOUGH SLEDDING ON SENIOR NIGHT FOR BEAVERS

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EAST LIVERPOOL, OH- On Senior Night at Beaver Local High School, the home team celebrated their eight seniors: Hayden Beebout, Colin Gaydos, Keaton Heddleston, Wyatt Johnson, Micah Jones, Jordyn Kropp, Kristian Lantz, and Evan Stephenson, with a special pregame ceremony. But once the game got underway, the Weir Red Riders took control, turning the night into a challenging one for the Beavers.

The Red Riders came out swinging, putting up three runs in the first inning and another in the second. But it was the fifth inning that really broke the game wide open. Capitalizing on a mix of sharp hitting and some costly Beaver Local errors, Weir exploded for seven runs, sailing to an 11-0 win.

Beaver Local struggled to get their bats going, managing only three singles throughout the game. The Red Riders, on the other hand, racked up eight hits and kept the field clean with no errors.

The Beavers don’t have much time to dwell on the loss, though, as they’re set to face United at home today at 5:00 PM. They’ll be looking to bounce back and give their fans something to cheer about.

POTTERS OFFENSE HUSHED AGAINST ST C

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ST. CLAIRESVILLE, OH- The East Liverpool Potters found themselves outmatched against St. Clairsville, taking a tough 10-0 loss on Tuesday.

The game got off to a quick start with St. Clairsville’s Hunter Hoffman smacking a double to put his team on the board in the first inning. They didn’t let up, piling on more runs in the third. Mason Myers and Brody Saunders each added an RBI double and single, respectively, and Colton Florence drove in two more with another timely single, stretching the lead early on.

Hoffman wasn’t just doing damage with his bat; he was also dominating on the mound. The southpaw threw five shutout innings, allowing just two hits and striking out seven without walking a batter, snagging the win with ease. On the flip side, East Liverpool’s Jake Smith struggled to contain St. Clairsville’s hitters, giving up all 10 runs on 15 hits over just under five innings.

Despite the rough day on the mound, East Liverpool kept it clean in the field, not committing a single error, with Evan Tice getting involved in five plays. Smith and Malachi Reed managed to pick up a hit each, but that was the extent of the offensive highlights for the Potters, who also turned a double play in their defensive efforts.

St. Clairsville’s lineup was firing on all cylinders, tallying 15 hits. Hoffman, alongside Micky Balgo, led the charge with three hits each. Florence and Marcus Bush contributed with two RBIs each, helping to cement their team’s commanding lead.

Looking ahead, the Potters will be hoping to turn things around quickly as they head to Madonna for their next game on Wednesday.

NO HITS EQUALS NO LUCK FOR POTTERS

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EAST LIVERPOOL, OH- Wheeling Park really turned up the heat in the fifth inning, driving in seven runs to cruise past East Liverpool Potters with an 11-1 rout on Friday.

The action started early when Nate Simon smacked a single in the top of the first, and Braydon Kupsky lifted a sac fly to put Wheeling Park up by two. They kept the pedal to the metal in the third, with Kupsky roping a double and Nate Brittinger putting the ball in play to bring in runs through a fielder’s choice.

The fifth inning was where Wheeling Park blew the lid off. They capitalized on an error, drew a walk with the bases juiced, and Jed cracked a two-run single to kick things into high gear. Kolton added to the tally with a sac fly, Simon grounded out to bring another run home, and Kupsky delivered again with an RBI single.

On the mound, Simon was dealing, tossing a no-hit, one-run gem over five innings, punching out five and issuing just one walk. On the flip side, Malachi Reed struggled for East Liverpool, surrendering 10 runs (six earned) over four innings.

Kupsky was a major force, batting 2-for-2 and driving in three runs, while Rocco Digindomico went 3-for-4 to top Wheeling Park’s hit parade. Jed also had a solid day at the dish, going 2-for-3. Speed on the bases was shown by Jared Marsh, who swiped two bags.

Next up, the Potters are set to clash with Madonna on Wednesday, hoping to bounce back from today’s tough loss.

BEAVER LOCAL TAKES TWO

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EAST LIVERPOOL, OH-The Beaver Local Beavers kept their winning streak alive, sweeping Union Local in a thrilling doubleheader with scores of 14-10 and 11-10 this past Saturday.

Beaver Local now stands at a 7-8 record and is gearing up for their next clash at East Liverpool on Tuesday.

In the first game of the doubleheader, Tatum Duncan clutched up with a two-run single in the sixth inning that proved pivotal for the Beavers. Addison Eells, who came in as relief, pitched three solid innings, striking out four and walking two to notch the win. Both Ciara Call and Eells had a hot day at the plate, bagging three hits each, while Delaney Morris smashed two doubles and drove in three runs.

The drama ramped up in the second game, which came down to a last at-bat thriller. Sydney Willson-Plunket emerged as the hero with an RBI triple that sealed the game for a walk-off win.

Call again took the circle in relief and mirrored her first game’s performance, striking out four and walking two to secure the win. Ally Wright also made significant contributions, going 2-for-3 with three RBIs. Eells continued her strong performance with three hits and two RBIs, and Tori Druschel matched with three hits of her own.

With their spirits high after these back-to-back wins, Beaver Local is looking to carry this momentum into their next game and continue climbing up the standings.

BEAVERS FALL SHORT AGAINST BROOKE

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EAST LIVERPOOL, OH-  Last evening showcased a solid display of high school baseball as the Brooke Bruins took on Beaver Local at their home field. The Bruins didn’t waste any time getting on the scoreboard, knocking in two runs off a couple of hits and an error in the very first inning.

Beaver Local’s lineup struggled early on but found a spark in the third inning thanks to a solo home run by senior Colin Gaydos. Despite the shot of momentum, the Beavers found hits hard to come by, managing only four more for the rest of the game and only one additional run.

On the mound for Beaver Local, Wyatt Johnson started and pitched three and two-thirds innings, surrendering four runs on three hits while striking out five. Freshman Andre Wiegand took over in relief, allowing one run on three hits and adding a strikeout to his early varsity stats.

Meanwhile, Brooke continued to build on their lead, adding three more runs to secure a 5-2 victory over the Beavers.

Beaver Local will look to bounce back in their next game tonight at Martins Ferry.

THINGS LOOKING UP FOR LIVERPOOL IN WIN

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EAST LIVERPOOL, OH- The East Liverpool Potters rolled past Oak Glen High School with a smooth 6-0 win on Monday.

The action heated up in the fourth inning when Kasen Ramsey stepped up and smacked a single that brought two runners home, kicking off the scoring for the Potters.

On the mound, Jake Smith was nearly untouchable for East Liverpool. He pitched a stellar game, giving up just one hit and no runs across seven innings, striking out eight and only walking one. On the flip side, Christian Chappell had a tougher day for Oak Glen, giving up three runs over four innings on just one hit, with three walks and three strikeouts.

Ramsey wasn’t just a hero at bat; he also led the Potters with two RBIs from the seventh spot in the lineup, despite going 1-for-3.

Hits were hard to come by, with Evan Tice, Trent Davis, and Ramsey each snagging one for East Liverpool. Both teams flashed some defensive skills too, each turning a double play during the contest.

For Oak Glen, Preston Cole managed to eke out a hit in his three at-bats.

Next, the Potters (5-5) are set to face off against Indian Creek on Tuesday. 

POTTERS PUSH PAST BEAVER LOCAL

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EAST LIVERPOOL, OH- In a commanding display of skill and teamwork, the East Liverpool High School girls’ basketball team secured a decisive victory over Beaver Local High School with a final score of 62-25. The game, played with intensity and determination, showcased East Liverpool’s dominance on both ends of the court.

From the opening tip-off, East Liverpool established their authority, building a substantial lead early in the game. The team’s offensive prowess, coupled with their tenacious defense, proved too much for Beaver Local to handle throughout all four quarters.

The first quarter set the tone for East Liverpool’s dominance, as they surged ahead to a commanding 18-5 lead. Their relentless pressure and precision shooting kept Beaver Local on the back foot, unable to mount a significant comeback.

As the game progressed, East Liverpool maintained their momentum, displaying exceptional skill and cohesion on both offense and defense. The team’s balanced scoring attack, led by Aynsley Galeoti with 14 points and Kenzie Headley with 16 points, showcased their depth and versatility on the court.

East Liverpool’s defensive efforts were equally impressive, limiting Beaver Local’s scoring opportunities and forcing turnovers. The team’s collective hustle and determination kept Beaver Local at bay, allowing East Liverpool to maintain control of the game from start to finish.

For Beaver Local, Karsyn Bowyer led the scoring effort with 5 points, supported by contributions from Addi Eells, Tori Druschel, and Bella McLevey. Despite their efforts, Beaver Local struggled to contain East Liverpool’s offensive onslaught and fell short in their bid to narrow the deficit.

The game also featured impressive three-point shooting from both teams, with Beaver Local sinking four triples, including shots from Bowyer, Druschel, McLevey, and Calli Sorge. East Liverpool answered with five three-pointers, with notable contributions from All Furman, Cate Davis, and Kenzie Walker.

As the final buzzer sounded, East Liverpool celebrated a well-deserved victory, further solidifying their position as a formidable force in high school girls’ basketball. The team’s resilience, skill, and unwavering determination serve as a testament to their commitment to excellence on the court.

BEAVER LOCAL LOCKS IN HUGE WIN OVER BROOKE

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EAST LIVERPOOL, OH-  The Beaver Local High School boys’ basketball team stormed to victory against Brooke High School with a commanding 67-33 win. The game, held on Thursday, showcased Beaver Local’s prowess on the court, led by standout player Owen Hill, who poured in an impressive 22 points to secure the win.

The victory marked Beaver Local’s second triumph in six games, pushing their season record to 7-9. Meanwhile, Brooke High School, despite their efforts, faced a tough defeat, dropping to an 8-5 record.

From the opening tip-off, Beaver Local established their dominance, racing to a formidable 36-18 halftime lead. Austin Cline played a pivotal role in the early momentum, contributing nine of his 11 points in the first half. Luke Rettos also made his presence felt with eight points, adding to the Beavers’ commanding lead.

Despite Brooke’s efforts to rally, Beaver Local’s relentless offense and staunch defense proved too much to handle. The team’s cohesive play and strategic execution throughout all four quarters kept them firmly in control of the game.

In the junior varsity matchup, Brooke High School managed to secure a victory with a final score of 58-44. Matt Anderson led the charge for Beaver Local with 14 points, showcasing the depth and talent within the program.

Looking ahead, Beaver Local is set to face Bellaire in a highly anticipated Buckeye 8 placement game at noon on Saturday, hosted at Indian Creek. With their recent victory fueling their momentum, the Beavers are poised to continue their pursuit of excellence on the court.

Individual performances also shone brightly for both teams. Peyton Teopfer led Brooke High School with 8 points, supported by Garrett Milam with 6 points and Leyton Toepfer with 9 points. For Beaver Local, Hill’s standout performance was complemented by contributions from Hunter Warrick, Briar Germanovich, and Evan Stephenson, among others.

The game also witnessed impressive three-point shooting, with Brooke sinking three triples courtesy of Milam and Toepfer, while Beaver Local connected on four from downtown, with notable contributions from Warrick, Cline, Anderson, and Aiden Dray.