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SOUTH RANGE CONTINUES TO SURGE

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CANFIELD OH- South Range extended their impressive winning streak with a commanding three-set victory over Mooney, solidifying their status as a dominant force in high school volleyball. The final scores of 25-20, 25-22, and 25-18 showcased South Range’s ability to sweep their opponents while maintaining their exceptional form.

Several standout players made significant contributions to South Range’s victory. Anna Toy emerged as a formidable offensive force with an outstanding 15 kills, complemented by 13 digs, showcasing her versatility on both ends of the court. Sarah Kuhns orchestrated the team’s offense with precision, tallying 19 assists, while also contributing 5 digs and 2 aces. Madison Mook’s serving prowess was on full display with 6 aces, adding to her 6 kills. Madison Dado also made a significant impact with 7 kills and 7 digs.

On the Mooney side, Jaida Lane showcased her skills with 7 kills, 5 blocks, and 3 aces, highlighting her versatility and presence at the net. Amarra Anderson added 6 kills and 4 blocks to bolster Mooney’s offensive efforts, while Brinkley Bair contributed 8 kills and 4 digs. Maria Pecchia displayed her serving abilities with 4 aces and also contributed defensively with 7 digs. Katie Frommelt anchored the backcourt with 12 digs, and Natalie Blasko facilitated the team’s offense with 23 assists.

South Range’s ability to control the tempo and secure victory in straight sets demonstrated their cohesive teamwork and commitment to success. While Mooney put up a valiant fight, South Range’s consistency ultimately secured the win.

SPARTANS PROTECT THEIR HOME

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BOARDMAN OH- In a thrilling conference matchup, Boardman’s volleyball team showcased their prowess on their home court, securing a four-set victory over Canfield in an impressive display of skill and determination. The final scores of 25-15, 25-14, 14-25, and 25-12 highlighted Boardman’s ability to protect their home turf and secure a significant win.

Several key players stepped up for Boardman, making pivotal contributions to their victory. Maya Flores, MC Werth, and Ava Bosnjak were instrumental on the offensive front, each tallying 6 kills, providing a consistent source of scoring for their team. Cici Johnson’s exceptional performance at the net was a game-changer, as she notched an incredible 7 total blocks, making it challenging for Canfield to find openings.

Ava Bosnjak showcased her all-around abilities with 6 kills, 12 points, and 1 ace, underlining her impact both offensively and from the service line. In the back row, Gianna Cicchillo displayed her defensive prowess with an impressive 21 digs, showcasing her ability to keep the play alive. Jasmine Graham and Sadie Satterfield also contributed significantly with 11 and 10 digs, respectively, reinforcing Boardman’s defensive efforts.

Ava Commons orchestrated the team’s offense with precision, tallying 23 assists and contributing 3 points, ensuring smooth and efficient execution of the team’s plays.

Boardman’s ability to dominate the first two sets and then regroup to secure the fourth set was a testament to their resilience and teamwork. While Canfield fought back with a strong third set, Boardman’s composure allowed them to close out the match convincingly in the fourth set.

CANFIELD SECURES COACH BAILEY’S 100TH WIN

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In a commanding display of soccer prowess, Canfield’s boys’ soccer team secured a resounding victory with a final score of 7-0 against Boardman. The match showcased Canfield’s offensive firepower and their Head Coach Mike Bailey’s milestone achievement.

Canfield’s goal-scoring heroes were in top form on the field, led by Drew Snyder’s exceptional performance, as he netted an incredible hat-trick, notching three goals. Andrew Battaglia also made a significant contribution with two goals of his own, while Renato Cupillari added one to the tally. The lone goal for Boardman came as an unfortunate own goal.

The team’s assists were distributed generously among the players, emphasizing their unselfish play and teamwork. Drew Snyder not only excelled in scoring but also provided two assists, showcasing his versatility on the field. Ethan Mulichak, Alexander Dace, Ryan Dangol, and Adam Ghossain also contributed with assists, demonstrating the depth of Canfield’s playmaking abilities.

In the goalkeeper’s role, Cam Shaffer showcased his prowess with four saves, ensuring that Boardman’s scoring opportunities were firmly denied.

Beyond the remarkable victory, this match held special significance as it marked Head Coach Mike Bailey’s 100th career win. This milestone is a testament to his leadership and the success he has brought to the Canfield soccer program over the years.

Canfield’s boys’ soccer team will look to carry the momentum from this impressive win into their next match as they return to action on Thursday at Fitch. With their skill, teamwork, and the guidance of Coach Bailey, they aim to continue their successful season and build on this remarkable victory.

CARDINALS SET ONE COMEBACK SETS THE STAGE FOR THEIR SWEEP

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YOUNGSTOWN OH-!In a remarkable display of determination and resilience, Mooney’s volleyball team staged an incredible comeback from a seven-point deficit in set one to ultimately secure a sweeping victory over Liberty. The final scores of 26-24, 25-13, and 25-6 told the story of Mooney’s unwavering resolve and dominance on the court.

The first set set the tone for the match, as Mooney found themselves trailing 24-17. However, they mounted an astonishing comeback, refusing to concede and eventually clinching the set 26-24. This turnaround was a testament to their grit and determination.

Several key players played pivotal roles in Mooney’s impressive victory. Brinkley Bair was a force to be reckoned with, amassing 13 kills and contributing 2 blocks to the team’s efforts. Amarra Anderson added 10 kills and 4 blocks to her name, showcasing her prowess at the net. Jaida Lane demonstrated her versatility with 8 kills, 2 blocks, and an impressive 4 aces, proving her impact on both offense and defense.

Natalie Blasko orchestrated the team’s offense with precision, tallying 31 assists while also contributing 6 digs and 2 aces. Katie Frommelt held down the fort defensively with 8 digs and added 3 aces to her impressive performance.

The victory for Mooney was not only a testament to their individual talents but also their cohesion as a team. Their ability to bounce back from a significant deficit in the first set and then dominate the subsequent sets demonstrated their unity and resilience.

Looking ahead, Mooney will carry this momentum into their upcoming match as they travel to face South Range. This victory over Liberty will undoubtedly serve as a source of confidence and motivation as they continue their journey in the world of high school volleyball.

BULLDOGS SHOW CANFIELD HOW IT’S DONE

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CORTLAND OH- In a thrilling volleyball matchup, Lakeview showcased their dominance as they secured a convincing three-set victory over Canfield. With this win, Lakeview’s impressive season continued, boasting a record of 11-1, while Canfield put up a strong effort despite a 3-6 season. (25-16 26-24 25-17)

Individual performances from both teams added to the excitement of the match. Reagan Price of Lakeview was a standout with her exceptional service points, totaling an impressive 13 points. Meanwhile, Mara Schmader contributed 2 aces, showcasing her skill from the service line. Molly Stuart shone as Lakeview’s offensive powerhouse, recording a remarkable 18 kills. Mallory Mailach played a pivotal role as a playmaker with 39 assists, ensuring seamless offensive execution. On the defensive front, Reagan Price contributed 2 blocks, while Addy Allen showcased her prowess with 18 digs, anchoring Lakeview’s defense.

Canfield, though facing a formidable opponent, had their own standout performers. Lauren Miasek delivered strong serves with 2 aces, adding to the team’s effort. Ashtyn Hanousek was a force at the net, notching an impressive 13 kills. Vivian Biro orchestrated the team’s offense with 25 assists, displaying her playmaking abilities. Meredith Ross stood tall with 4 blocks, adding a defensive dimension to Canfield’s game. Alexis Lefour contributed significantly with 19 digs, reinforcing the team’s defensive efforts.

This match highlighted the competitive spirit and skill of both Lakeview and Canfield. While Lakeview’s impressive record continued to soar, Canfield demonstrated their resilience and determination on the court. As the season progresses, both teams will draw on the lessons learned from this match to further their goals in the world of high school volleyball.

CANFIELD KEEPS THE PRESSURE ON THE SPARTANS

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BOARDMAN OH- In an electrifying girls’ soccer matchup, Canfield continued their impressive season by securing a commanding 4-1 victory over Boardman. With this win, Canfield extended their undefeated streak to 8-0-1, further solidifying their reputation as a formidable force in the league.

Canfield’s goal scorers showcased their offensive prowess in this match, with Hanna Wahib leading the charge by netting two goals. The dynamic duo of Maci Toporcer and Lexi Toporcer each contributed a goal, highlighting the team’s depth in attack. Wahib, Maci Toporcer, and Vivian Nohra played pivotal roles in setting up these scoring opportunities, registering assists that showcased their playmaking abilities.

Boardman managed to find the back of the net courtesy of Sarah Blasco, demonstrating their resilience in the face of Canfield’s formidable defense.

The goalkeepers also played crucial roles in this match. Canfield’s Lolo Padgett made a solid contribution with 1 save, ensuring that Boardman’s scoring opportunities were limited. On the other side, Boardman’s Faith Walston put up an impressive performance with 7 saves, despite facing a relentless offensive onslaught from Canfield.

One of the most telling statistics of the game was the shot count, where Canfield asserted their dominance by outshooting Boardman 25-2. This offensive onslaught showcased Canfield’s ability to control the tempo of the match and create numerous scoring opportunities.

With this decisive victory, Canfield continues to be a force to be reckoned with in the league, maintaining their undefeated record. Boardman, while facing a tough opponent, displayed resilience and determination throughout the match.

MOONEY SHINES ON A SATURDAY

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MINERAL RIDGE OH- On a sunny Saturday afternoon, the Cardinal Mooney football team delivered a commanding performance, cruising to a dominant 42-0 win over Lutheran East. From the first whistle, the Cardinals demonstrated their prowess, executing plays with precision and keeping their opponents on their heels.

The first quarter set the tone for Cardinal Mooney’s dominance. Quarterback Aston O’Brien displayed his passing skills, connecting with Carlos Gomez for a 16-yard touchdown pass, putting Mooney on the board early at 7-0. Shortly after, Cam Paige powered through the defense for a 1-yard rushing touchdown, extending the lead to 14-0. As the quarter came to a close, O’Brien found Keith Rhodes with a 27-yard touchdown pass, further asserting Mooney’s dominance at 22-0.

In the second quarter, the Cardinals continued to flex their offensive muscles. O’Brien connected with Cam Paige once more, this time for a 19-yard touchdown pass, pushing the score to 29-0. Just before halftime, O’Brien launched a 46-yard bomb to Matt Kay for yet another touchdown, taking a commanding 35-0 lead into the locker room.

The third quarter witnessed Logan Guerriri break free for a spectacular 71-yard touchdown run, adding to Mooney’s lead at 42-0 after a successful extra point.

Defensively, the Cardinals were equally impressive, keeping Lutheran East’s offense in check throughout the game. Mooney’s shutout performance was a testament to their cohesion and determination on both sides of the ball.

This convincing win improves Cardinal Mooney’s record, setting a strong foundation for their upcoming matchups. Their well-rounded offense, combined with a tenacious defense, bodes well for the Cardinals as they continue their football campaign.

CARDINALS SOAR PAST THE COWBOYS

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CANFIELD, OH – Under the bright stadium lights, the Canfield Cardinals and the Chaney Cowboys clashed in a thrilling football game that would leave fans on the edge of their seats. The atmosphere was charged with excitement as the two teams faced off, each aiming for victory.

The Canfield Cardinals struck first, setting the tone for the game with a powerful rushing touchdown by Danny Inglis. The home crowd roared with approval as Canfield took an early 7-0 lead.

But the Cardinals were far from finished. Scottie Eaton, a force to be reckoned with on the field, broke through the Cowboys’ defense with a determined rushing touchdown. The scoreboard now showed Canfield leading 14-0, and their fans were buzzing with anticipation.

Danny Inglis, showcasing his speed and agility, added to Canfield’s lead with another impressive rushing touchdown. The Cardinals were firing on all cylinders, extending their lead to 21-0.

The Chaney Cowboys weren’t ready to concede defeat. Dewayne Thompson, displaying his skills as a receiver, made a fantastic touchdown reception, putting Chaney on the scoreboard. The Cowboys narrowed the gap to 21-7, and their fans erupted in celebration.

Canfield, however, remained undeterred. Scottie Eaton continued to be a driving force for the Cardinals, bulldozing his way into the end zone for another rushing touchdown. The home team was firmly in control, leading 28-7.

Chaney fought back with determination, with Matt Jones breaking through for a rushing touchdown. The Cowboys were showing their resilience, though they still trailed 28-14.

But the Canfield Cardinals had one more statement to make. Scottie Eaton, the game’s standout performer, found the end zone once again with yet another rushing touchdown. The home crowd erupted with cheers as Canfield extended their lead to 35-14.

As the final minutes of the game ticked away, the Canfield Cardinals’ defense held strong, preventing any late-game heroics from the Chaney Cowboys. The final whistle blew, and Canfield emerged victorious with a convincing 35-14 win.

The game had been a showcase of skill, determination, and the unyielding spirit of both teams. The Canfield Cardinals had secured a well-deserved victory, but both sides had given their all, providing fans with an exciting and memorable football spectacle.

CARDINALS HAND HOWLAND THEIR FIRST LOSS

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HOWLAND OH- In a highly anticipated boys’ soccer match, Canfield emerged victorious with a 2-0 win over previously undefeated Howland, marking a significant moment in the season.

Canfield’s offense ignited early in the match, with goals coming from Drew Snyder and Ethan Mulichak. Their precise and timely strikes kept Howland’s defense on their toes throughout the game.

The standout performance of the match belonged to Canfield’s goalkeeper, Cam Shaffer, who recorded an impressive nine saves. Shaffer’s crucial stops ensured that Canfield maintained their lead and secured the victory.

With this victory, Canfield improved their season record to 3 wins, 1 loss, and 3 ties. This strong performance on the field has solidified Canfield’s reputation as a formidable soccer team in the region.

The next challenge for Canfield lies in a home match against Boardman on Tuesday, where they aim to continue their winning streak and assert their dominance in the league. This victory against Howland demonstrates Canfield’s determination and skill, setting the stage for an exciting and competitive soccer season ahead.

MOONEY WASHES AWAY WARREN HARDING

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YOUNGSTOWN OH- In a thrilling volleyball matchup, the Cardinal Mooney team emerged victorious with a commanding 3-0 sweep over Warren Harding. The final scores of 25-22, 25-19, and 25-19 reflect the team’s impressive performance and ability to maintain control throughout the game.

Leading the charge for Cardinal Mooney was Jaida Lane, who showcased her attacking prowess with an astounding 15 kills. Her powerful kills kept the opposition on their toes and were a critical factor in securing the win. Amarra Anderson also made her presence felt with 8 kills and 4 crucial blocks, adding to the team’s offensive and defensive strength.

Natalie Blasko, the team’s skilled setter, played a pivotal role with 35 assists, ensuring precise and effective distribution of the ball to her teammates. Her 11 digs showcased her versatility on the court. The team’s defense was further bolstered by Katie Frommelt and Maria Pecchia, who contributed 15 and 12 digs, respectively, showcasing their tenacity in the backline.

Brinkley Bair’s 7 kills added to the team’s offensive firepower, and the team’s ability to control the net and secure important blocks helped maintain the advantage.

The win not only demonstrates the Cardinal Mooney team’s impressive volleyball skills but also highlights their ability to work together as a cohesive unit. Their ability to close out sets with strong finishes in a competitive match against Warren Harding showcases their determination and focus.

With this victory, Cardinal Mooney continues to make strides in the world of high school volleyball. Their dedication and teamwork shine through, and they look forward to future challenges and successes in the coming matches. Cardinal Mooney’s impressive performance is a testament to their hard work and passion for the game.