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MAIN EVENT MADISON

YOUNGSTOWN, OH-  Madison Tromler, an esteemed journalist and news anchor from Channel 21, WFMJ, is no stranger to making waves in Mahoning Valley with her exceptional reporting skills. In a candid and engaging interview with YSN’s DJ Yokley, Madison shared insights into her career, personal life, and her excitement about participating as a guest judge at the upcoming March 24 all-star game.

Since joining the news industry, Madison has continuously set the bar for journalistic excellence, bringing her extensive experience and dedicated work ethic to cover a wide range of pivotal local and national stories. Known for her compassionate and thorough approach, she has earned accolades for her extensive reporting on both tragic and triumphant events, bringing impactful stories to viewers with empathy and professionalism.

Perhaps one of the most intriguing aspects of the interview was Madison’s candid discussion about her life outside of the newsroom. Despite her high-profile role, Madison described herself as a down-to-earth individual who enjoys simple pleasures such as spending time with family, savoring delicious seafood, and incorporating wellness activities into her routine. Her commitment to maintaining a balanced life while excelling in her career is a testament to her resilience and determination.

Madison’s unique perspective as a journalist was evident as she shared anecdotes about her experiences covering major events, from interviewing iconic figures like Erin Brockovich to confronting important issues with political figures. Her dedication to keeping the public informed and holding public figures accountable underscores her deep commitment to serving the community through her work.

It is clear that Madison’s contributions to the field of journalism extend far beyond her on-screen presence. Her impressive journey in the industry is a testament to her passion for storytelling and her unwavering dedication to delivering impactful news to the Mahoning Valley. As she takes on her new role as a guest judge, it is evident that Madison Tromler’s multifaceted expertise and genuine demeanor will continue to inspire and captivate audiences for years to come.

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CATCHING THE CURB WITH BOB CAMARDO (EP 4)

COLUMBIANA, OH- The latest episode of “Catching the Curb” podcast featured Bob Camardo, the legendary co-host of the show, who discussed the ongoing success of the luncheons organized by the Curbstone coaches. These luncheons have been a mainstay of the Valley’s December events, offering both delectable food and exceptional speakers.

The speakers at the luncheons have included luminaries such as Dana Balash, Channel 21 sports director, and professional statistician Tom Bochenik, who enthralled the audience with their insights and stories from the sports world. Bob Camardo also gave a glimpse into the upcoming speakers, including renowned personalities in wrestling, boxing, and baseball, creating an exciting lineup for the coming weeks.

The podcast also delved into the selection process of the speakers, with Bob sharing that the committee carefully chooses individuals with remarkable stories and connections to the local sports community. Additionally, the episode highlighted the importance of memberships, encouraging the public to join the Curbstone coaches and support their charitable endeavors.

Furthermore, Chuck Fizet, a key figure within the organization, provided a sneak peek into the Curbstone coaches’ future plans, unveiling the list of honorees for the upcoming banquet. This highly anticipated event, set for May 5, promises an evening of recognition and inspiration, with guest speaker Gene Steratore, renowned for his involvement in NCAA and NFL officiating.

Additionally, the Curbstone coaches’ commitment to charitable giving was underscored, with Chuck enumerating a list of local charities that have benefited from the organization’s generosity in the past year. The selfless dedication to giving back to the community reflects the organization’s profound love for the Mahoning Valley.

The episode concluded with a heartfelt message from Chuck, emphasizing the Curbstone coaches’ dedication to making the area better through their love of sports and charitable contributions. Overall, the podcast provided an inside look at the impactful work of the Curbstone coaches, highlighting their unwavering commitment to sports, community, and philanthropy.

 

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MUSTANGS RUN WILD IN CHARITY HOOPS GAME

Orwell, OH- The Grand Valley Mustangs and the Champion Golden Flashes came together for a preseason exhibition game with a greater purpose – to support pediatric oncology at Rainbows Babies and Children Hospital. The event was dedicated to honoring Grand Valley senior Logan Zirzow, who bravely faced a diagnosis of Large B-cell Lymphoma in August. Despite not being able to play, Zirzow remains an integral part of the team and continues to attend games during his recovery.

The gym was filled to capacity, reflecting the community’s strong support. Baskets were raffled off, with all proceeds directed towards the Rainbows Babies and Children oncology department. The atmosphere was charged with a sense of unity and a shared commitment to a meaningful cause.

As the game unfolded, the Grand Valley Mustangs demonstrated their prowess on the court. In the 1st quarter, they took an early lead with a score of 29-13. The 2nd quarter saw them extend their advantage to 47-29. The Champion Golden Flashes fought back in the 3rd quarter, but Grand Valley maintained their lead at 59-48. The final quarter solidified the Mustangs’ dominance, with a conclusive score of 78-62.

Individual performances shone through for the Grand Valley Mustangs. Bobby Rogers led the scoring with an impressive 25 points, closely followed by Sammy Goforth with 17 points. Anthony Eason contributed 11 points, while Jerry Schultz and Braden Hart added 9 points each. Payon Plizga chipped in with 7 points. Notably, both Bobby Rogers and Jerry Schultz made significant contributions on the defensive end, securing numerous rebounds and blocking multiple shots.

For the Champion Golden Flashes, Christian Williams led the scoring with 17 points, supported by Marky Nolan with 15 points. Jake Andreatta added 9 points, while Carson Fife contributed 9 points. Khalil Gray, Braylon Braham, and Ian Orwig also made valuable contributions to the team’s effort.

Beyond the scoreboard, the true victory was the community’s collective effort to make a positive impact on pediatric oncology, exemplifying the power of sports to bring people together for a meaningful cause.

2019 YSN ALL-STAR GAME LIVE BROADCAST!

                                                               

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