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SALEM LEFT SOUR AGAINST CARROLLTON

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SALEM, OH- The Salem Quakers were left looking for their first EBC win on Friday night after Carrollton walked away victorious with a 45-41 win.

For Salem, the offense was spread across the board with Colin Riesen and Cam Sampson taking home the honors of the Quaker high point men with 8 apiece.  Lance Bailey posted 7 points on the evening, and the Quakers were supplemented by a six-point effort from Evan Jones, and five from Deontay Steele.

Carrolton was led by Lincoln Mallarnee’s 18 points and Bryce Lonca’s 9 points.

Salem will look to bounce back on Tuesday when they battle Marlington.

WEST BRANCH WINS BATTLE OF WARRIORS

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CARROLLTON, OH- The 7-1 West Branch Warriors traveled down to Carrollton Friday looking to clinch at least a share of the EBC title. They were able to do that coming away with a 42-20 victory over Carrollton. West Branch can clinch the EBC title outright with a win against Salem next week. The Warriors currently sit at 1st in the division 4 region 13 standings and they have already clinched a top 4 seed and 2 home playoff games.

 

West Branch came out firing from the start when quarterback Dru Deshields found star reciever Christian Martig for a 5 yd touchdown pass. However, the Warriors went for the two point conversion and came up unsuccessful. Still in the first quarter Deshields threw his second touchdown pass of the night to one again Christian Martig making the score 14-0. West Branch was able to convert the two pint conversion this time.

 

Carrollton wouldn’t go down without a fight as they were able muster two touchdowns in the second quarter. Carrollton had West Branch on its heels and right where they wanted them to pull off an upset. West Branch led 21-14 at the half.

 

Coming out of the half, West Branch scored first making it 28-14 on a Anthony Perry touchdown reception. The Warriors never looked back from that point, as they were able to shut Carrollton out in the 3rd quarter and most of the 4th. The defense was lights out with Thomas Egli and Mitch Coffee getting pressure in the backfield. Running back Boston Mulinix scored and Chrsitan Martig caught his third touchdown pass of the night on a 30 yd reception from Deshields making the score 42-14. Carrollton was able to score with about 2 minutes remaining making the score 42-20

 

West Branch improves to 8-1 on the season, while Carrollton drops to 6-3. West Branch will head back home to take on Salem, which is one of the best rivalries in all of Ohio high school football. Carrollton will look to bounce back in their final regular season game against Minerva, before the playoffs.

 

Passing-

Dru Deshields: 30/45, 349 YDS, 5 TDS

 

Rushing-

Boston Mulinix: 14 CAR, 45 YDS, 1 TD

Garin Harlan: 7 CAR, 33 YDS

 

Receiving-

Christian Martig: 9 REC, 93 YDS, 3 TDS

Joey Jackson: 8 REC, 45 YDS

Anthony Perry: 7 REC, 141 YDS, 2 TDS

Michael Kanagy: 5 REC, 66 YDS

*Contributed By YSN’s Michael Ginocchi

 

SALEM COMPLETES THE COMEBACK

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SALEM OH- The Salem Quakers after a challenging start to their season were looking to flip the script and get back to their winning ways Tuesday as they hosted Carrollton.

Quakers starting pitcher Gavin Wilms was all business as he turned in a fantastic performance going 6 innings striking out 9 in the 3-2 victory over Carrollton.  The Warriors wasted little time as they struck for 2 runs on an opposite field home run in the bottom of the 1st.  Wilms provided his teammates the opportunity to get back into the game, holding Carrollton scoreless the rest of the way.

The Quakers offense would respond in the bottom of the 5th as Brock Young started the rally with a lead off single.  Donnie Oesch would follow with an RBI double trimming the deficit in half 2-1.  Jackson Johnson would come through with a clutch 2 out RBI single plating Oesch and knotting the game at 2-2.  Salem would complete the comeback in the bottom half of the 6th as Carson Rhodes came through with the go ahead RBI providing the much needed 3-2 victory.

Salem (2-3) next takes their show to Myrtle Beach for three games, the first game on the trip is slated for 12pm on Thursday.

*Contributed By YSN’s Chris Sigler

DESHIELDS CARRIES WARRIORS PAST CARROLTON

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CARROLTON OH- Brock Hillyer couldn’t play Friday night as the West Branch quarterback, but that wouldn’t slow them down against a good Carrolton team. Dru DeShields stepped up as a back up and led West  Branch to a 37-20 victory.

DeShields gained a combined 302 yards on the night between his throwing, and running. He was also responsible for 4 Warrior touchdowns. Alek Wilison finished with 83 receiving yards and a touchdown.

West Branch remains undefeated and will host East Liverpool in week 5. The Potters are coming off of a loss to Crestview.

KEELAN’S HAT TRICK PROPELS LEOPARDS PAST CARROLTON

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LOUISVILLE OH- The Leopards Girls Soccer Team picked up a solid 6-2 victory over Carrolton.

Morgan Keelan had a fantastic day getting the hat trick to lead her team. Gabby Smith added a pair of goals as well.

The Leopards return to action on Saturday as they host Perry. Kickoff slated for 3:00.

KOHLER CLUTCH DOWN THE STRETCH FOR SOUTH RANGE

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The Lady Raiders withstood a furious 4th quarter rally from Carrollton for a 54-51 win and improve to 5-0.

The first quarter of the game started off slow for both offenses as the Raiders took a slim deficit into the 2nd quarter at 14-13.

The second quarter is when the game of back and forth runs really began. Carrollton opened up the quarter with a 9-1 run forcing the Raiders into turnovers and quick shots. After a timeout, the Raiders were in desperate need of points. Senior Samantha Patrone stepped up with a huge 3 to cut the lead to 23-17. From there the Warrior offense began to rush and turn the ball over. The Raiders capitalized with excellent transition offense and then Bri Modic hit a three from the corner to put the Raiders in the lead 29-26.  That would be the score at halftime.

The Raiders really dominated the 3rd quarter. They used ball movement to feed freshman Izzy Lamparty inside, Dani Vuletich also made a few key offensive rebounds to help the Raiders push to a 42-32 lead after three quarters.

The Warriors refused to go away however as Mikayla Poole lead her team to storm back scoring 12 of her game-high 26 points in the 4th quarter. The Warriors were never able to tie the game however, every time the Warriors would get close, the Raiders would make big plays. Late in the game, the Warriors forced a big turnover and got an old-fashioned 3 point play to cut the Raider lead to 52-49 with under a minute to go. They fouled immediately and sent freshman Bree Kohler to the free throw line who was perfect from the line to that point. Kohler missed both shots and the Warriors were able to go down and score quickly to make it 52-51 Raiders. The Warriors sent Kohler to the free throw line yet again fresh off her two misses just minutes before. But the freshman was not phased, she buried her two free throws putting the Raider lead at 54-51 to force Carrollton into a desperation three that would not fall.

The Raiders offense was extremely balanced having 4 players in double figures. Izzy Lamparty lead the way with 12 while Maddie Durkin added 11. Samantha Patrone and Bree Kohler both finished with 10.

The Lady Raiders will return to action Thursday traveling to take on old ITCL rival Crestview. JV will start at 5:30.