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CLIPPERS GRAB A GIANT VICTORY

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COLUMBIANA OH- Columbiana maintained its stronghold on the top spot of the EOAC in a thrilling four-set victory that put an end to Southern’s previously unblemished record. The match unfolded with Southern taking the first set 17-25, but Columbiana responded emphatically, winning the next three sets with scores of 25-18, 25-14, and 25-19.

Ellie Jackson was an absolute standout for Columbiana, achieving a remarkable triple-double with 19 kills, 15 assists, and 15 digs, showcasing her incredible all-around skills. Kelsey Cameron contributed significantly with 8 kills, 3 crucial blocks, and 5 digs, while Cameron Perkins made her presence felt with 7 kills and a notable 18 assists. Ava Heinrich anchored the defense with an impressive 26 digs, helping to secure the win.

The win notched career victory number 100 for Columbiana head coach Jennifer Martin.

Columbiana’s journey outside the conference continues as they set their sights on a Wednesday clash with Jackson Milton. Meanwhile, Southern faces another significant challenge on Thursday against the undefeated Wellsville, hoping to bounce back and regain their winning momentum. This thrilling match-up certainly added to the excitement of the EOAC volleyball season.

 

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THE BLUE DEVILS BURN BRIGHT

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BERLIN CENTER OH- Western Reserve delivered an impressive performance in Week 3, securing a resounding 28-6 victory over Columbiana. The game began with a statement as Western Reserve’s Jack Darney intercepted a pass and sprinted 56 yards for a touchdown, giving his team an early 7-0 lead with Andrij Chuta Suy adding the PAT. The first quarter ended with Western Reserve in control.

In the second quarter, Western Reserve continued to assert their dominance, with Luke Henning connecting with Jack Darney for a 42-yard touchdown pass, extending their lead to 14-0 after Suy’s successful PAT. Columbiana responded with two field goals by Aidan Radcliff, from 24 and 27 yards, closing the gap to 14-6 by halftime.

The third quarter saw Western Reserve further their lead as Luke Henning took matters into his own hands, rushing for a 20-yard touchdown, and Suy’s PAT made it 21-6. The third quarter ended with Western Reserve firmly in control.

In the final quarter, Western Reserve sealed the deal with another Henning-Darney connection, this time for a 40-yard touchdown pass, extending their lead to 28-6 after Suy’s PAT.

The game concluded with Western Reserve emerging victorious with a final score of 28-6. Looking ahead, Western Reserve is set to face McDonald in Week 4, while Columbiana returns home to host United in their upcoming matchup. This game showcased Western Reserve’s prowess on both sides of the ball, as they secured a commanding win in Week 3.

UNITED SHOWS OFF EOAC DOMINANCE

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By Chris Sigler

LISBON OH- EOAC girls golf was on full display at Twin Spring Golf Course on Thursday afternoon. United played host to Columbiana and Southern in what was anticipated to be a highly competitive match.

The Golden Eagles (170) had better plans as three players turned in personal best rounds on their way to victory over their conference opponents. Mati Zines took medalist honors carding the day’s best score of 33. Emma Murphy contributed a 43 while Olivia Ashburn 41, Abby Jones 53, and Alaina Brewer 59 all recorded personal bests for the victors.

Columbiana (189) was led by Hailey Muntean’s round of 38. The Clippers received contributions from Claire Brewer 46 and Hannah Moffett 52. Sophia Perry and Victoria Buckingham each scored 53 respectively, while Mackenzie Day added a 54 for Columbiana.

Kenedy Lewis’ 43 topped the card for Southern (198) on the day. Paige Riggs 47, Caty Brewer 49 and Rylee Digman 56 would all contribute for the Indians.

CLIPPERS COMPLETE THE WEEK STILL UNDEFEATED

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COLUMBIANA OH- In a dominant performance, Columbiana continued their undefeated streak by sweeping East Palestine in three decisive sets (25-11, 25-16, 25-18).

The Columbiana team exhibited a well-rounded display of skill and teamwork. Cameron Perkins led the charge with an impressive stat line, contributing 9 kills, 14 assists, 5 digs, and 3 aces. Ellie Jackson mirrored Perkins’ excellence, tallying 8 kills, 14 assists, 6 digs, and 4 aces. Kelsey Cameron added 6 kills and 3 aces to the mix, while Landry Smith chipped in with 7 kills. Defensively, Ava Heinrich stood out with an impressive 20 digs.

With this commanding win, Columbiana maintains their undefeated record and looks forward to their next challenge, a home match against Southern on Tuesday. East Palestine, while facing a tough loss, will regroup and prepare for their upcoming match at home against Lisbon. This victory underscores Columbiana’s dominance in the league and sets the stage for an exciting continuation of their successful season.

CLIPPERS STAY UNBEATEN

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LEETONIA OH- Columbiana delivered a commanding performance in their Eastern Ohio Athletic Conference (EOAC) matchup, sweeping Leetonia with set scores of 25-4, 25-16, and 25-19.

The result underlined Columbiana’s dominance on the court. Ava Heinrich’s outstanding play shone through with 10 digs and an impressive 12 service aces. Danica Halas contributed 8 kills and 2 digs, while Kelsey Cameron matched her with 8 kills and 3 digs. Ellie Jackson orchestrated the team’s offense with finesse, recording 12 assists, 7 digs, and 5 kills. Cameron Perkins showcased her all-around skills with 5 kills, 6 assists, and 4 aces.

This comprehensive victory positions Columbiana for their next challenge, as they prepare to take on East Palestine in their upcoming match on Thursday.

CLIPPERS LAND AT THE TOP OF TRI MATCH STANDINGS

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By Chris Sigler

COLUMBIANA OH- The Columbiana Clippers golf team flew into Twin Springs Golf Course ready to continue their hot play that has guided them all season.

The results on Tuesday were no different as Columbiana 158 defeated their opponents from Southern 204 and EL Christian 217.  Blake Unger led the Clippers with a 37 followed closely by teammate Rocco Crawford’s 38. Anthony Hall 40 and Trenton Hall 53 rounded out the card for Columbiana.

Southern was led by Justus Black posting a 45, Logan Howell 48, Wyatt Bach 53 and Zac Mayfield 58. Levin Williams carded a solid 44 for EL Christian.

CLIPPERS FINISH STRONG

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COLUMBIANA OH-  In a thrilling volleyball showdown on their home turf, Columbiana secured an impressive victory over Cardinal Mooney in a hard-fought contest that unfolded over four sets. The final scores were 24-26, 25-21, 25-20, and 25-12, reflecting the fierce back-and-forth nature of the match that had fans on the edge of their seats.

Columbiana’s standout performances were evident on both offense and defense, with key players showcasing their prowess:

Ellie Jackson’s versatility was on full display as she registered a remarkable triple-double with 12 kills, 17 assists, and an impressive 20 digs. Her ability to contribute in multiple facets of the game proved pivotal for her team’s success.

Ava Heinrich made her presence felt with 21 crucial digs, coupled with 6 kills and an ace that added to Columbiana’s momentum on the court.

Kelsey Cameron’s contributions were impactful, with 6 kills, 4 aces, and 2 blocks that disrupted Mooney’s strategies and bolstered her team’s performance.

Danica Halas’ 7 kills showcased her offensive prowess, contributing to the team’s point-scoring efforts.

On the opposing side, Cardinal Mooney’s players demonstrated their own determination and skill:

Amarra Anderson and Brinkley Bair each notched an impressive 13 kills, demonstrating their offensive prowess and resilience.

Natalie Blasko orchestrated the team’s plays with 29 assists, while also amassing 14 digs to contribute defensively.

Maria Pecchia’s 22 digs and Katie Frommelt’s 15 digs demonstrated their dedication to the defensive aspect of the game.

Jaida Lane showcased her blocking abilities with 4 blocks and contributed with 4 kills, highlighting her role at the net.

As the match concluded, Columbiana emerged as the victors, setting their sights on their next challenge as they hit the road to face Leetonia in conference play. Cardinal Mooney, on the other hand, will return home to host Canfield on Tuesday. The intense showdown between these two skilled teams demonstrated the passion and talent that fuel the sport of volleyball, leaving fans eagerly anticipating their next encounters on the court.

MAHONING VALLEY SPORTS

MCDONALD DIGS DEEP TO CRASH CLIPPERS

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MCDONALD, OH- In a closely contested football matchup between the Columbiana Clippers and the McDonald Blue Devils, it was the McDonald Blue Devils who emerged victorious with a final score of 21-14. The game was filled with exciting plays and competitive action that kept fans on the edge of their seats.

The first quarter kicked off with a bang as the Columbiana Clippers wasted no time making their mark on the scoreboard. Liam Surgenevic of Columbiana broke free for an impressive 67-yard touchdown run, putting his team ahead 7-0. Aidan Radcliff successfully converted the PAT to extend their lead.

The second quarter saw a response from the McDonald Blue Devils. With just 40 seconds left on the clock, Drew Zajack of McDonald powered through for a 3-yard touchdown run, leveling the score at 7-7. James Hipple’s accurate PAT kick ensured that both teams remained even going into halftime.

As the action resumed in the third quarter, Columbiana was determined to regain their lead. With only 57 seconds remaining in the quarter, Parker Bush managed a 2-yard touchdown run, giving his team a 14-7 advantage over the McDonald Blue Devils. Aidan Radcliff once again successfully converted the extra point.

The fourth quarter proved to be the most intense and pivotal phase of the game. The McDonald Blue Devils staged an impressive comeback. With 9 minutes and 8 seconds left on the clock, Drew Zajack connected with Jordan Perry for a remarkable 68-yard touchdown pass, leveling the score once more at 14-14. James Hipple’s PAT was spot on.

With the clock winding down and the game hanging in the balance, McDonald’s Drew Zajack stepped up again, this time with a 1-yard touchdown run. With just 3 minutes and 16 seconds left in the game, McDonald surged ahead to a 21-14 lead after another successful PAT by James Hipple.

Despite the Columbiana Clippers’ efforts to mount a late-game comeback, the McDonald Blue Devils’ defense held firm, securing their 21-14 victory when the final whistle blew.

CLIPPERS JET TO EOAC WIN

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COLUMBIANA OH- Columbiana delivered a commanding performance on the volleyball court, sweeping Valley Christian in a resounding victory with sets of 25-14, 25-9, and 25-9.

Ava Heinrich’s standout performance was marked by an impressive 9 aces and 5 digs, showcasing her skill on both ends of the court. Danica Halas contributed 6 kills to the offensive effort, while Cameron Perkins excelled in her role with 8 aces and 7 assists.

This dominant win sets the stage for Columbiana’s upcoming match against conference rival United on Thursday. With their momentum and skill on display, they are well-prepared to continue their strong performance as they take on their conference opponent.

ROCKETS BLAST PAST CLIPPERS IN OVERTIME

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COLUMBIANA, OH-In a breathtaking battle on the gridiron, the Lowellville Rockets clashed with the Columbiana Clippers in a game that had fans on the edge of their seats until the very end. The final score, 22-21 in overtime and in favor of Lowellville, epitomized the nail-biting nature of the contest.

The game kicked off with Columbiana’s Kian Hartley exhibiting his skills, as he dashed his way 6 yards into the endzone, followed by a successful PAT by Aidan Radcliff, giving Columbiana the early lead at 7-0 with just 1 minute and 16 seconds left in the first quarter. Hartley continued his dominance, adding a 5-yard touchdown run to his tally, and Radcliff’s accurate kick extended Columbiana’s lead to 14-0 at the 9:03 mark.

However, Lowellville was far from ready to concede. Michael Ballone orchestrated a remarkable drive, connecting with Matthew Lucido on a 4-yard touchdown pass, which Lucido followed with a successful PAT, narrowing the gap to 14-7 with 3 minutes and 54 seconds left in the second quarter. The Rockets’ determination only grew stronger as Ballone and Lucido combined forces once again, this time for a 27-yard touchdown pass, and Lucido’s successful PAT leveled the playing field at 14-14 with 4 minutes and 15 seconds remaining in the quarter.

The third quarter saw both teams continuing to deliver heart-pounding action. Columbiana’s Liam Surgenevic found his way into the endzone with a 20-yard touchdown run, complemented by Radcliff’s PAT, regaining the lead for Columbiana at 21-14. Lowellville, however, answered the call once more as Ballone exhibited his versatility, darting 20 yards for a crucial touchdown, and his subsequent pass to Lucido for the 2-point conversion tied the game at 21-21.

Overtime was nothing short of a drama-filled spectacle. Lowellville’s offense shone as Ballone threw a touchdown pass to Lucido, who secured his second touchdown catch of the day, followed by his second PAT. With a thrilling 22-21 victory, Lowellville emerged triumphant in a game for the ages. Matthew Lucido’s two touchdown catches, two PATs, and the decisive 2-point conversion stood as a testament to his pivotal role in the victory. Meanwhile, Michael Ballone’s two touchdown passes and a 20-yard rushing touchdown showcased his all-around prowess.

Columbiana’s Kian Hartley left his mark with two impressive touchdown runs and an interception, while Liam Surgenevic’s 20-yard touchdown run in overtime highlighted his significant contributions.