Tag Archive for: Bulldogs

POLAND CONTINUES TO ROLL

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POLAND OH- The Bulldogs we’re riding the momentum of a big five set victory over South Range on Thursday as they cruised past Niles in straight sets. (25-12 25-8 25-16)

Lexi Kalicatzaros continues to lead the Bulldogs offense. She finished the night with 10 kills. Morgan Kluchar was right behind her finishing with 9 kills. Kluchar added 3 blocks as well. Morgan Bailey and Maddie Tonus split the setting evenly both finishing with 10 assists.

Poland will continue their season Monday as they venture out of the NE8 to host Champion. Niles will try to bounce back Tuesday as they travel to South Range.

BULLDOGS FEELING SWEET WITH SWEEP OF STRUTHERS

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CORTLAND OH- Lakeview is starting to put things together after a tough start to the 2021 campaign. They continued to win on Tuesday with a straight sweep of Struthers at home. (25-6 25-17 25-19)

Tara Lytle led the Bulldogs offense with 11 kills on the night. She was also efficient commuting only 2 errors all night. Lytle served up 4 aces as well. Maggie Pavlansky continued to set the offense well finishing with 15 assists. She also led the defense with 7 digs. Emma Schmader finished with 6 kills, and a block for the Bulldogs.

Lakeview gets right back to action Wednesday as they host Mooney. Struthers is also in action Wednesday as they host Springfield.

BULLDOGS IMPOSE WILL ON SOUTH RANGE

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POLAND OH- Poland controlled Tuesday night’s matchup with South Range from the first kick. They led 3-0 at half, and continued to pile on to win 6-1 as a final.

Scoring goals for the Bulldogs in the first half were Wyatt Bobbey, Joey Iberis, and Noah Huda. Bobbey also added a first half assist. Huda added a second goal in the 2nd half, joining Aiden Davis who found the back of the net twice. Tyler Antil had a 2nd half assist.

South Range scored their lone goal on a penalty kick.

Poland will continue their season Thursday as they travel to Girard. South Range also hits the road Thursday going to Lakeview.

POLAND TOP DOG IN TIGHT MATCH WITH RAIDERS

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CANFIELD OH- It was a thriller inside the NE8 on Tuesday night in South Range as Poland came to town and stole a five set victory over the Raiders. (25-18 13-25 25-23 19-25 15-13)

Lexi Kalicatzaros was able to collect a double double on the night for Poland finishing with 13 kills, and 15 digs. She also served up 4 aces. Morgan Kluchar was in double figures for kills as well with 11. Kluchar also blocked well, she totaled 5 rejections at the net. Madelyn Ray led the back row with 16 digs. Maddie Tonus finished with 8 assists.

For South Range, Maria Primavera secured another double double in the losing effort. She finished with 17 kills, and 17 digs. She also finished with 4 blocks. Jamie Feren also got a double double finishing with 24 assists, and 14 digs. Reagan Irons continues to shine in the back row, she collected an eye popping 42 digs.

Poland will look to stay hot as they return home to host Niles on Thursday. South Range will look to bounce back as they travel to Hubbard on Thursday.

BULLDOGS SHUT THE DOOR ON HOWLAND

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HOWLAND, OH- The Poland Bulldogs traveled to Howland to face the Tigers with both teams trying to increase their record to 2-1. The last time the Bulldogs traveled to Howland, it was Jack Fulton’s first career start and resulted in a loss. The Bulldogs would come away with the victory this time. Poland rushed for a combined 204 rushing yards and 4 rushing touchdowns. Poland Quarterback Jack Fulton would finish the night with 133 rushing yards and two touchdowns in the winning effort. Howland Running Back Matt Woomer rushed for 138 yards for the Tigers. Poland rushes past the Tigers 27-14.

The Bulldogs struck first with a 23 yard touchdown run by Quarterback Jack Fulton that gave them the early lead. The Tigers would answer on the next drive when Matt Woomer found the end zone from 7 yards out to tie the game at 7. The Bulldogs would take control in the second quarter when Cole Fulton and Jack Fulton both scored rushing touchdowns to give Poland a 21-7 lead going into the locker room. Poland would get on the board one more time to seal their victory in the third quarter when Dillon Smith scored the teams fourth rushing touchdown of the game to increase their lead 27-7.

Tigers quarterback John Perry would get Howland on the scoreboard one more time in the fourth quarter with a 52 yard touchdown pass to Carter Mock. The Bulldogs would prove too much by the end of the game. Poland’s defense contributed 3 sacks, two interceptions in the contest. Poland (2-1) will travel to Hubbard next week while Howland (1-2) will travel to Boardman. Catch both games on YSNLive.com.

*Contributed By YSN’s Anthony Melone

LEOPARDS ESCAPE LAKEVIEW IN OVERTIME

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CORTLAND OH- It quickly turned into a thriller Friday night between Liberty and Lakeview, as the Leopards were able to come away in with the 34-28 win in overtime.

D.C Ferrell shined bright for the Leopards throwing for 128 yards and 2 touchdowns, while gaining 68 on the ground. La’Breilyn Wilson was also a force to be reckoned with for Liberty’s offense as he found the endzone twice, including the game winning score in over time.

Lakeview made a big rally to even get into overtime. The Bulldogs trailed 20-7 in the fourth quarter. A score and a blocked punt set Lakeview up for a quick 21-20 lead. It wouldn’t last long, as Liberty answered quickly tying the game at 28, then winning it by scoring last in overtime.

Both teams get into conference play next week as Liberty will travel to Brookfield, and Lakeview will stay home to host Niles.

SOUTH RANGE STEALS ONE BY BULLDOGS

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CANFIELD OH- South Range girls soccer continues their NE8 slate on Wednesday night with an impressive 2-1 over Poland.

Gabby Lamparty scored both of the Raiders goals on the night. Hannah Ritchie collected an assist. Hannah Ball was clutch in front of the net gathering 8 saves to keep her team in front.

The Raiders are now 3-1 on the season and will continue their campaign Tuesday September 7th traveling to Salem. Poland is now 1-1-1 and will travel to Jefferson Thursday to try and bounce back.

BULLDOGS GET IT DONE AGAINST SOUTH RANGE

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CANFIELD OH- Lakeview went on the road on Tuesday night and took care of business against South Range in straight sets. (25-22 25-16 25-12)

Tara Lytle led the Bulldogs offense securing 14 kills on the night, and adding on 3 blocks. Emma Schmader also found herself in double figures finishing with 10 kills. Maggie Pavlansky set up the Bulldog offense well finishing with 16 assists, and serving up 5 aces. Maddie Bayus led the back row gathering 13 digs.

Maria Primavera had another double figure kills night finishing with 11 kills to lead the Raiders. Sarah Kuhns finished with 14 assists. Reagan Irons was solid on defense finishing with 23 digs. Her performance let her surpass 1000 digs in her career.

Both teams hit the road to continue their seasons. Lakeview will travel to Niles, while the Raiders head to Girard. Both matches are slated for Thursday.

SPARTANS EARN FIRST WIN IN TIGHT MATCH WITH POLAND

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BOARDMAN OH- The Boardman Spartans volleyball team has been dealing with a few growing pains early in the 2021 season. There are a ton of new faces, and although they’ve battled with tough teams, they haven’t been able to pull out a win. That is, until Monday night when the Spartans came out top of a 5 set match with Poland. (17-25 25-20 22-25 25-19 15-13)

Jenna Olexa led the Spartans offense by grabbing 12 kills. She completed a double double by also getting 25 digs. Lanie Vennetti and Kamryn Duritza split the setting duties, Venetti finished with 17 assists, while Duritza had 16. Cami Goske was a force at the net on defense as she collected 5 blocks. Goske was also solid offensively swinging for 9 kills.

Boardman will get back to AAC play on Thursday as they travel to Howland. Poland will have to get right back on the horse, as they host Girard on Tuesday.

DJ TURNS IT UP TO GET FITCH TO VICTORY

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CANTON OH- On a hot Friday night in Canton, The Falcons played up a division, as they faced off against a perennial Division 1 powerhouse in The Canton Mckinley Bulldogs.

In a matchup of size, The Bulldogs went in with a clear advantage. With receivers of impressive stature such as Harold Fannin Jr and the 6’8” offensive lineman Stefan Monahan.

But the strongest muscle on the field came in the heart of The Falcons. Especially in the form of Sophomore running back DJ Williams. Totalling 3 touchdowns on the ground, DJ was certainly playing a symphony on the field. As star quarterback Devin Sherwood scored twice with his legs as well.

The Bulldogs made it interesting. Down to the wire, needing an onside kick, the ball ended up in the hands of Dan Evans III for a scoop and score. Ballgame.

As Austintown hopes this is not their only victory in Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium this season. Next up for The Falcons, they take aim against another Division 1 stronghold in Glen Oak. While The Bulldogs will look to turn their season around at Huber Heights as they are set to face the Wayne Warriors in week 3.

*Contributed By YSN’s Ty Bartell