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MINERAL RIDGE COACH’S CORNER WITH HEATHER AULT

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MINERAL RIDGE, OH- Mineral Ridge’s volleyball coach, Heather Ault, has been making headlines as she leads the 7th and 8th grade volleyball teams to consecutive championships. Ault, who has been coaching this group for five years, credits her lifelong passion for volleyball and her strong connection with the girls for their success.

Ault’s coaching prowess is evident in the team’s exceptional performance, having won back-to-back championships and going undefeated in their league for two years. A proud moment for Ault and her team was when they secured a league victory for the fourth time during her coaching tenure.

The success of the Mineral Ridge volleyball team is a testament to the strong foundation laid by Ault. Her dedication to the sport and the close relationship she has with her players is evident as she mentions how players have wanted to come and play for her from a young age. Ault’s involvement with the girls even extends to her role as a fifth-grade teacher, where she uses her influence to foster enthusiasm for volleyball among her students.

Looking ahead, Ault is confident in the future of Mineral Ridge’s volleyball program, with a strong batch of freshmen and underclassmen ready to carry the torch. When asked about the possibility of coaching at the varsity level, Ault remains evasive, hinting that she’s not ruling out the idea as she focuses on her own children for now.

Ault’s impact as a coach and mentor goes beyond just her players; she’s a respected figure in the community. Andy Hake, who conducted the interview with Ault, acknowledges her exceptional coaching and teaching abilities, indicating the deep respect she has earned within and beyond the volleyball community.

With Ault at the helm, Mineral Ridge’s volleyball program is gearing up for a promising future, driven by passion, dedication, and a love for the game.

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GIANNA IS NO CAP

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MINERAL RIDGE, OH- In a groundbreaking debut season, Gianna Caputo, the rising star of Mineral Ridge’s wrestling program, made history as the only female wrestler from the school to advance to the regional level. In an exclusive interview with YSN podcast host Andy Hake, Caputo revealed her journey from karate to the wrestling mat and her triumph against formidable male opponents.

Caputo’s passion for the sport shone through as she described her determination, intrinsic motivation, and unwavering support from her family. Her tenacity and fierce competitiveness propelled her to overcome the odds, ultimately earning her a well-deserved spot as the highlight of the wrestling season.

Andy Hake, a seasoned coach and advocate for sports, commended Caputo’s groundbreaking achievements and emphasized the character-building nature of wrestling as a testament to her admirable representation of Mineral Ridge.

Caputo’s unprecedented success underscored the growing diversity in wrestling and offered a beacon of inspiration to aspiring young athletes. Her remarkable journey from a relative newcomer to a regional contender solidifies her place as a trailblazer and an embodiment of the fighting spirit of Mineral Ridge’s wrestling program.

As the wrestling community celebrates this phenomenal achievement, Gianna Caputo stands as a living testament to perseverance, resilience, and unyielding determination, earning her the title of American legend and Mineral Ridge hero.

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MINERAL RIDGE BASKETBALL COACH’S CORNER WITH BOB MOLNAR

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MINERAL RIDGE, OH- Bob Molnar, the 8th grade basketball coach at Mineral Ridge, recently achieved an impressive feat as his team completed an undefeated 18-0 season, with a perfect 14-0 record in the conference. In a recent episode of the YSN podcast, hosted by DJ Yokley, Molnar shared his insights into the coaching profession and his dedication to the young athletes in his community.

Molnar emphasized the importance of setting and achieving goals, highlighting the girls’ determination to go truly undefeated in the MVAC and win the championship. He attributed their success to early training and exposure to competitive basketball, nurturing and mentoring the girls since the third grade. Molnar also stressed the significance of teaching life lessons through sports, instilling a long-term perspective in the young athletes.

With a background as a father of five and extensive coaching experience since 2000, Molnar expressed his preference for coaching girls due to their focused attention to detail and increased seriousness about their athletic and academic future. He also shared his involvement in other sports programs, illustrating his enduring commitment to the local community and its youth.

Molnar’s dedication to teaching and mentoring through sports has had a profound impact on the Mineral Ridge community, fostering a culture of perseverance, commitment, and sportsmanship among the young athletes he coaches.

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