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SPARTANS BLAST PAST HERALDS AT ROCKET MORTGAGE FIELDHOUSE

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1/17/24

Cleveland, OH- In an exciting encounter that took center stage at the iconic Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse, the Conneaut Spartans and St. John Heralds delivered a spectacle that will be etched in the memories of basketball enthusiasts in Ashtabula County. The game, played on the same court as the Cleveland Cavaliers, provided a unique experience for both teams, leaving fans cheering from begining to end.

1st Quarter:

  • St. John Heralds: 12
  • Conneaut Spartans: 18

The game kicked off with both teams showing their offensive prowess, with the Conneaut Spartans taking a slight lead after the first quarter.

2nd Quarter:

  • St. John Heralds: 8
  • Conneaut Spartans: 15

The Spartans continued to build on their lead in the second quarter, outscoring the Heralds and showcasing a well-rounded performance on both ends of the court.

3rd Quarter:

  • St. John Heralds: 10
  • Conneaut Spartans: 14

The third quarter saw a competitive battle, with both teams exchanging baskets. The Spartans maintained their lead, heading into the final quarter with confidence.

4th Quarter:

  • St. John Heralds: 6
  • Conneaut Spartans: 16

In the crucial final quarter, the Conneaut Spartans turned up the heat, extending their lead with a strong offensive and defensive showing. Bella Fix’s standout performance, especially in the fourth quarter, played a key role in securing the victory for the Spartans.

Final Score: Conneaut Spartans – 62, St. John Heralds – 36

Player Stats:

St. John Heralds:

  • Alyssa Cevera: 16 points
  • Mickey Zheng: 11 points
  • Alexa Jordan: 5 points
  • Grace DiSalvatore: 4 points

Conneaut Spartans:

  • Bella Fix: 21 points
  • Kayla Farley: 16 points
  • Alexis Kiser: 11 points
  • Alexis Warner: 6 points
  • Addison Kennedy: 5 points
  • Finley Evans: 3 points
  • Adia Ingram: 1 point

Game Highlights:

The star of the night for Conneaut was undoubtedly Bella Fix, who dominated the court with an impressive performance. Fix’s scoring prowess was on full display as she notched up a total of 21 points, with 8 crucial points coming in the fourth quarter alone. Her dominance extended beyond scoring, as she asserted control in the paint, securing numerous rebounds and making impactful defensive plays with blocked shots.

On the opposing side, the Heralds were led by the dynamic duo of Alyssa Cevera and Mickey Zheng. Cevera finished with 16 points, showcasing her scoring ability, while Zheng contributed 11 points and displayed finesse with multiple steals and eye-catching finishes in the face of tight defense.

Upcoming Matches:

The Conneaut Spartans (5-9) are set to hit the road for their next challenge against the Cardinal Huskies (2-11) on 1/22/24. The Spartans aim to build on their momentum following this convincing victory. Meanwhile, the St. John Heralds (5-9) will return to their home court for a clash against the Fairport Harding Skippers (4-10). Both teams are hungry for success, looking to bounce back from recent defeats and secure a positive outcome in their upcoming matchups.

As the Spartans continue their season, the thrilling performance at Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse serves as a testament to their determination and skill. Basketball enthusiasts can anticipate more excitement and competitive action as the Conneaut Spartans aim to make their mark in the remainder of the season.

WARRIORS MARCH PAST SPARTANS BEHIND KRAY’S 43

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Photo Credit: Edgewood Athletics

Conneaut, OH- In an incredible performance, the Edgewood Warriors showcased their prowess on the basketball court, defeating the Conneaut Spartans with a final score of 84-44. The game unfolded in four quarters, each reflecting the Warriors’ dominance over their opponents.

Quarter Scores:

  • 1st Quarter: Edgewood Warriors 34, Conneaut Spartans 19
  • 2nd Quarter: Edgewood Warriors 26, Conneaut Spartans 11
  • 3rd Quarter: Edgewood Warriors 16, Conneaut Spartans 8
  • 4th Quarter: Edgewood Warriors 8, Conneaut Spartans 6
  • Total: Edgewood Warriors 84, Conneaut Spartans 44

Player Stats – Edgewood Warriors:

  • Logan Kray: 43 points
  • Jacob Ernst: 12 points
  • Mason Thorr: 12 points
  • Russell Thomas: 8 points
  • Zach Carlton Hull: 4 points
  • Brady Andrejack: 3 points
  • Keith Moore: 2 points

Player Stats – Conneaut Spartans:

  • JR Hutchinson: 16 points
  • Chance Loomis: 14 points
  • Davonte Harris: 8 points
  • Ryan Turner: 4 points
  • Cayson Hayes: 2 points

The standout performer of the night was Logan Kray from the Edgewood Warriors, who came just one three-pointer shy of breaking the school record held by Hayden Kanicki. Kray’s remarkable display included sinking 11 three-pointers and accumulating a total of 43 points, placing him third in the school’s all-time single-game scoring list.

The Edgewood Warriors, with a season record of 9-3, will be hosting the Harvey Red Raiders (6-7) on January 19, 2024. The Red Raiders are seeking redemption after a 77-51 loss to the Madison Blue Streaks. On the same day, the Conneaut Spartans (3-9) will be facing the Perry Pirates (5-5) at home. The Pirates are coming off a convincing 71-40 victory against the Lakeside Dragons.

The Warriors’ dominant performance has set the stage for an exciting matchup against the Red Raiders, while the Spartans look to bounce back in their upcoming game against the Pirates

DRAGONS FIRST QUARTER FIRE LIFTS THEM PAST SPARTANS

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Ashtabula, OH- The Lakeside Dragons delivered a commanding performance as they outpaced the Conneaut Spartans in a high-scoring battle. The quarter scores tell the tale of Lakeside’s dominance, with the Dragons consistently maintaining on their lead throughout the game.

Quarter Scores:

  • Q1: Lakeside Dragons 43, Conneaut Spartans 18
  • Q2: Lakeside Dragons 25, Conneaut Spartans 27
  • Q3: Lakeside Dragons 18, Conneaut Spartans 18
  • Q4: Lakeside Dragons 19, Conneaut Spartans 19

Total Points:

  • Lakeside Dragons: 105
  • Conneaut Spartans: 82

The Lakeside Dragons led by top scrorer Dyln Newsome who scored 30 with 18 in the first quarter alone, showcased a well-rounded offensive effort, with multiple players contributing significantly to the team’s total points.

Lakeside Dragons – Top Scorers:

  • Dyln Newsome: 30 points
  • Aiden Hathy: 21 points
  • Chase Newsome: 14 points
  • Alex DiSalvatore: 8 points
  • Connor Mead: 8 points
  • Jarez Osborne: 9 points
  • Jay Lopez: 5 points
  • Zach Palmer: 3 points
  • Nick Roach: 3 points
  • Kerrye White: 2 points
  • Michael Hendricks: 2 points

Conneaut Spartans – Top Scorers:

  • Chance Loomis: 33 points
  • Jordan Kulko: 16 points
  • Noah Hamm: 16 points
  • Cole Stump: 6 points
  • JR Hutchinson: 4 points
  • Devonte Harris: 4 points
  • Cayson Hayes: 3 points

With this victory, the Lakeside Dragons improve their record to 3-7 and set the stage for an upcoming home game against the Hudson Explorers on 1/13/24. The Explorers, boasting a 7-4 record, will face a determined Lakeside team eager to continue their winning momentum.

Meanwhile, the Conneaut Spartans, now standing at 3-8, will gear up for a home matchup against the Edgewood Warriors on 1/16/24. The Warriors, coming off a close 69-67 overtime loss to the Madison Blue Streaks, will be looking to bounce back, setting the stage for an intense battle on the court.

EDGEWOOD FIGHTS TO KEEP THEIR PERFECT RECORD

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ASHTABULA OH- In a hard-fought battle on Wednesday, Edgewood showcased their determination to remain perfect, securing a 46-41 victory over Conneaut.

Leading the scoring charge for Edgewood, McKenna Vencill delivered an outstanding performance with 19 points. Katie McCollister added 9 points, while Avery Vencill contributed 7 points, collectively ensuring the team’s success.

Despite Conneaut’s efforts, Edgewood’s resilience proved crucial in maintaining their flawless 11-0 record. Looking ahead, Edgewood aims to keep their perfect record intact as they host Harvey on Saturday. Conneaut, at 4-7, will stay at home to host Perry in their upcoming matchup. The hard-fought victory further solidifies Edgewood’s standing as a force to be reckoned with in their pursuit of an exceptional season.

SPARTANS ZAPPED BY BLUE STREAKS

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Conneaut, OH- In a hard-fought battle on the court, the Conneaut Spartans faced off against the Madison Blue Streaks, resulting in a 43-79 defeat for the Spartans. Despite their efforts, the Spartans faced a tough challenge against the formidable Blue Streaks throughout the game.

Quarter-by-Quarter Breakdown:

First Quarter: The Conneaut Spartans started the game strong, leading with 21 points, showcasing their offensive prowess. However, the Madison Blue Streaks kept the score close, trailing by only three points at the end of the quarter (21-18).

Second Quarter: The Blue Streaks turned the tide in the second quarter, outscoring the Spartans 23-5. This impressive performance allowed them to take control of the game, heading into halftime with a 41-26 lead.

Third Quarter: Madison continued to dominate in the third quarter, extending their lead to 69-32. The Spartans fought hard, but the Blue Streaks’ offensive efforts were relentless.

Fourth Quarter: In the final quarter, the Spartans showed resilience by scoring 11 points, but the Blue Streaks maintained their lead, securing the victory with a final score of 79-43.

Top Performers for Conneaut Spartans:

  • Chance Loomis: 17 points
  • JR Hutchinson: 9 points
  • Jordan Kulko: 7 points
  • Noah Hamm: 7 points
  • Devonte Harris: 3 points

Top Performers for Madison Blue Streaks:

  • JP Dragas: 26 points
  • Dom Magda: 11 points
  • Noah Crities: 8 points
  • Ryan Radkowski: 8 points
  • Knolan Albert: 7 points
  • Seth Negin: 7 points
  • Bryant Perkins: 7 points

Upcoming Games:

The Conneaut Spartans (3-7) look to bounce back as they hit the road to face the Lakeside Dragons (2-7) on 1/12/24. Meanwhile, the Madison Blue Streaks (8-3) will be facing a tough opponent in the Edgewood Warriors (8-2) on the same date. The Warriors are coming off a thrilling double-overtime victory against the Jefferson Falcons with a score of 77-72. Both teams will be looking to make a statement in their upcoming matchups.

EAGLES FLY PAST SPARTANS

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Geneva, OH- In a challenging matchup, the Conneaut Spartans faced off against the Geneva Eagles, ultimately succumbing to a 92-64 defeat. The game, played in four intense quarters, showcased the skill and determination of both teams.

Quarter-by-Quarter Breakdown:

First Quarter: The Eagles started strong, amassing 18 points in the opening quarter, while the Spartans managed to put up 12. The initial period set the tone for a closely contested game.

Second Quarter: Geneva continued their offensive prowess, extending their lead with 27 points in the second quarter. Conneaut, however, struggled to keep pace, contributing 17 points to their tally.

Third Quarter: Despite the Spartans’ efforts to close the gap, Geneva maintained control, adding 32 points in the third quarter. Conneaut battled hard but managed to secure only 18 points in this period.

Fourth Quarter: In the final stretch, both teams fought relentlessly. The Eagles secured the victory with 15 points in the fourth quarter, while the Spartans managed to muster 17 points, showing resilience until the end.

Top Performers:

Geneva Eagles:

  • Luke Barbo: 27 points
  • Luke Smith: 20 points
  • Caden Proy: 11 points

Conneaut Spartans:

  • Chance Loomis: 30 points
  • Noah Hamm: 11 points
  • Ryan Turner: 10 points

Despite the challenging loss, the Spartans showcased individual talent and determination, with Chance Loomis leading the team with an impressive 30 points.

Upcoming Games:

The Conneaut Spartans (3-6) will regroup and prepare for a home game against the Madison Blue Streaks (7-3) on 1/9/24. Madison is coming off a narrow 57-56 victory over the Jefferson Falcons, promising an exciting matchup.

On the other hand, the Geneva Eagles (8-2) will hit the road to face the Lakeside Dragons (2-6) on the same date. The Dragons, fresh from a 60-51 loss to the Harvey Red Raiders (6-4), will look to bounce back against the formidable Eagles. Both matchups hold the promise of intense basketball action as the teams strive for victory in the upcoming games.

GENEVA BOYS AND LAKESIDE GIRLS MAKE SPLASH AS REPEAT CHAMPS IN COUNTY SWIM MEET

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Geneva, OH- January 5, 2024

The Spire Academy in Geneva, Ohio, was abuzz with excitement as the Ashtabula County All-County Swim meet brought together the finest swimmers from across the county. The Geneva Eagles continued their dominance on the boys’ side, securing their second consecutive overall team win, while Lakeside’s girls clinched a repeat victory for the second year in a row as well. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the event’s results:

Girls 200 Yard Medley Relay:

  1. Lakeside, Time: 2:13.82 – Madrigal, Stellaluna; Shevchik, Alexandra; Miklacic, Mary Grace; McClure, Rachael
  2. Geneva, Time: 2:18.03 – Collins, Kendall; Park, Ella; Griffiths, Abigail; Krieg, Julia
  3. Jefferson, Time: 2:18.11 – Anderson, Lauren; Phillips, Emma; Hanek, LaLa; Wood, Shelby

Boys 200 Yard Medley Relay:

  1. Geneva, Time: 1:54.94 – Lee, Alex; Lee, Tyler; Reigle, Nathan; Rose, Isaiah
  2. Conneaut, Time: 2:09.37 – Knight, Logan; Rich, Liam; Dean, Kyler; Sorenson, Cole
  3. Edgewood, Time: 2:13.56 – Cline, John; Tobie, Elliott; Hill, Tyler; Skwera, Joseph

Girls 200 Yard Freestyle:

  1. Miklacic, Mary Grace, Lakeside, Time: 2:09.44
  2. Perez, Jacqueline, Lakeside, Time: 2:28.58
  3. Shevchik, Alexandra, Lakeside, Time: 2:45.19

Boys 200 Yard Freestyle:

  1. Collins, Caiden, Geneva, Time: 2:05.27
  2. Yopp, Connor, Lakeside, Time: 2:10.85
  3. Meaney, Owen, Lakeside, Time: 2:33.64

Girls 200 Yard IM:

  1. Hanek, LaLa, Jefferson, Time: 2:20.71
  2. Collins, Kendall, Geneva, Time: 2:48.25
  3. Madrigal, Stellaluna, Lakeside, Time: 2:53.35

Boys 200 Yard IM:

  1. Reigle, Nathan, Geneva, Time: 2:07.76
  2. Rose, Isaiah, Geneva, Time: 2:45.52
  3. Navarro, Pablo, Geneva, Time: 2:59.67

Girls 100 Yard Butterfly:

  1. Griffiths, Abigail, Geneva, Time: 1:11.17
  2. McClure, Rachael, Lakeside, Time: 1:17.59
  3. Park, Sofia, Jefferson, Time: 1:26.63

Girls 50 Yard Freestyle:

  1. Juliaunna, Gregory, Edgewood, Time: 28.91
  2. Perez, Jasmine, Lakeside, Time: 30.54
  3. Phillips, Emma, Jefferson, Time: 30.65

Boys 50 Yard Freestyle:

  1. Lee, Tyler, Geneva, Time: 25.67
  2. Dean, Kyler, Conneaut, Time: 27.05
  3. Surbella, Matthew, Lakeside, Time: 27.65

Girls 100 Yard Butterfly:

  1. Griffiths, Abigail, Geneva, Time: 1:11.17
  2. McClure, Rachael, Lakeside, Time: 1:17.59
  3. Park, Sofia, Jefferson, Time: 1:26.63

Boys 100 Yard Butterfly:

  1. Reigle, Nathan, Geneva, Time: 58.60
  2. Yopp, Connor, Lakeside, Time: 1:09.56
  3. Walls, Wesley, Geneva, Time: 1:42.00

Girls 100 Yard Freestyle:

  1. Miklacic, Mary Grace, Lakeside, Time: 58.40
  2. Perez, Jacqueline, Lakeside, Time: 1:05.88
  3. Anderson, Lauren, Jefferson, Time: 1:14.12

Boys 100 Yard Freestyle:

  1. Lee, Alex, Geneva, Time: 59.11
  2. Surbella, Matthew, Lakeside, Time: 1:03.84
  3. Dean, Kyler, Conneaut, Time: 1:05.90

Girls 500 Yard Freestyle:

  1. Hanek, LaLa, Jefferson, Time: 5:44.90
  2. Wood, Shelby, Jefferson, Time: 7:23.44
  3. Ducro, Mary Cate, Lakeside, Time: 7:49.82

Boys 500 Yard Freestyle:

  1. Hill, Tyler, Edgewood, Time: 5:01.83
  2. Rose, Isaiah, Geneva, Time: 6:50.93
  3. Billman, Allan, Pymatuning Valley, Time: 8:14.76

Girls 200 Yard Freestyle Relay:

  1. Lakeside, Time: 1:57.84 – Perez, Jacqueline; Perez, Jasmine; McClure, Rachael; Miklacic, Mary Grace
  2. Lakeside, Time: 2:08.22 – Madrigal, Stellaluna; Garay Montelongo, Hayzel; Ducro, Mary Cate; Shevchik, Alexandra
  3. Edgewood, Time: 2:13.79 – Juliaunna, Gregory; Crooks, Maddie C; Naus, Zoe; Patton, Avery

Boys 200 Yard Freestyle Relay:

  1. Geneva, Time: 1:43.04 – Collins, Caiden; Navarro, Pablo; Lee, Alex; Reigle, Nathan
  2. Conneaut, Time: 1:50.94 – Knight, Logan; Rich, Liam; Dean, Kyler; Sorenson, Cole
  3. Lakeside, Time: 1:55.91 – Meaney, Owen; Smith, Tyler; Yopp, Connor; Surbella, Matthew

Girls 100 Yard Backstroke:

  1. Juliaunna, Gregory, Edgewood, Time: 1:14.82
  2. Collins, Kendall, Geneva, Time: 1:15.38
  3. Madrigal, Stellaluna, Lakeside, Time: 1:16.01

Boys 100 Yard Backstroke:

  1. Hill, Tyler, Edgewood, Time: 1:00.56
  2. Collins, Caiden, Geneva, Time: 1:02.57
  3. Piccirillo, Joshua, Jefferson, Time: 1:15.91

Girls 100 Yard Breaststroke:

  1. Phillips, Emma, Jefferson, Time: 1:24.87
  2. Shevchik, Alexandra, Lakeside, Time: 1:32.17
  3. Park, Sofia, Jefferson, Time: 1:36.75

Boys 100 Yard Breaststroke:

  1. Lee, Tyler, Geneva, Time: 1:10.03
  2. Rich, Liam, Conneaut, Time: 1:13.43
  3. Tobie, Elliott, Edgewood, Time: 1:17.24

Girls 400 Yard Freestyle Relay:

  1. Jefferson, Time: 4:40.72 – Wood, Shelby; Park, Sofia; Phillips, Emma; Hanek, LaLa
  2. Geneva, Time: 4:49.64 – Collins, Kendall; Doherty, Bridget; Krieg, Julia; Griffiths, Abigail
  3. Geneva, Time: 6:13.67 – Elek, Sophia; Cybulski, Sarah; Armington, Joanna; Kobus, Delaney

Boys 400 Yard Freestyle Relay:

  1. Geneva, Time: 4:01.60 – Collins, Caiden; Rose, Isaiah; Lee, Alex; Lee, Tyler
  2. Lakeside, Time: 4:32.98 – Meaney, Owen; Smith, Tyler; Yopp, Connor; Surbella, Matthew
  3. Edgewood, Time: 4:47.38 – Hill, Tyler; Cline, John; Tobie, Elliott; Skwera, Joseph

The Ashtabula County All-County Swim meet showcased outstanding performances, highlighting the exceptional talent and competitive spirit of the swimmers. Congratulations to all participants for an incredible display of skill and sportsmanship!

SKIPPERS SAIL PAST SPARTANS

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Fairport Harbor, OH- In a high-scoring clash, the Conneaut Spartans faced off against the Fairport Harding Skippers, ultimately succumbing to the Skippers’ offensive prowess. The game unfolded with electrifying plays and impressive individual performances, but the Spartans couldn’t overcome the relentless assault from Fairport Harding.

Quarter 1: Conneaut 13 – Fairport Harding 23

The first quarter saw a fast-paced exchange of baskets, with both teams finding success on the offensive end. However, Fairport Harding managed to create a slight lead, finishing the quarter with a score of 23 to Conneaut’s 13.

Quarter 2: Conneaut 15 – Fairport Harding 19

The second quarter intensified the competition, but Fairport Harding maintained their edge. Conneaut fought hard to close the gap, but the Skippers’ offense proved resilient. At halftime, the Spartans trailed 28-42.

Quarter 3: Conneaut 14 – Fairport Harding 28

The third quarter witnessed an offensive explosion from Fairport Harding. The Skippers extended their lead with an impressive 28 points in the quarter, making it challenging for the Spartans to mount a comeback. Conneaut added 14 points to their total, but the gap widened as Fairport Harding surged ahead.

Quarter 4: Conneaut 24 – Fairport Harding 23

In the final quarter, the Spartans showed resilience, outscoring Fairport Harding. However, the Skippers’ earlier lead proved insurmountable. Conneaut managed to score 24 points in the quarter, but Fairport Harding matched them with 23, securing the victory with a final score of 93-66.

Player Stats:

Conneaut Total Points:

  • Chance Loomis: 33
  • Ryan Turner: 10
  • Jordan Kulko: 15
  • Davonte Harris: 2
  • JR Hutchinson: 5
  • Aiden Goudge: 1

Fairport Harding Total Points:

  • Yomar Castellano: 22
  • Trisitan Doeing: 14
  • James Gadomski: 23
  • Jan Castellano: 8
  • Josh Parsons: 16
  • Michael Hess: 6
  • Kevin Castellano: 2
  • Myles Merchak: 2

Despite the loss, Chance Loomis led the Spartans with an impressive 33 points.

Upcoming Games:

The Conneaut Spartans (3-6) will hit the road to face the Geneva Eagles (7-2) on 1/6/24. Meanwhile, the Fairport Harding Skippers (5-2) will defend their home court against the Mathews Mustangs (7-1) on 1/5/24.

MUSTANGS GALLOP PAST SPARTANS

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Orwell, OH- In a thrilling Ashtabula County matchup, the Grand Valley Mustangs showcased their dominance, securing a decisive 83-57 victory over the Conneaut Spartans. The game unfolded with intense action across all four quarters.

  • 1st Quarter: Grand Valley 25, Conneaut 20
  • 2nd Quarter: Grand Valley 19, Conneaut 10
  • 3rd Quarter: Grand Valley 27, Conneaut 14
  • 4th Quarter: Grand Valley 12, Conneaut 13

The standout performance of the night belonged to Jerry Schultz, who not only led the Mustangs with a game-high 31 points but also electrified the crowd with a thunderous slam dunk through traffic in the 2nd quarter. Schultz’s display of athleticism and scoring prowess left spectators in awe and set the tone for the Mustangs’ commanding performance.

The scoring sheet showcased a well-rounded effort from the Grand Valley squad, with significant contributions from key players:

  • Peyton Dryer: 2 points
  • Teagan Fenton: 2 points
  • Bobby Rogers: 17 points
  • Ben Cozad: 9 points
  • Sammy Goforth: 4 points
  • Payton Pligza: 7 points
  • Braden Hart: 11 points

On the opposing side, the Conneaut Spartans fought valiantly, led by Chance Loomis, who delivered an impressive 39-point performance. Despite their efforts, the Spartans couldn’t match the collective strength and strategic gameplay of the Mustangs.

Looking forward, the Grand Valley Mustangs (2-5) are set to defend their home court against the Cardinal Huskies (2-6) on January 6, 2024. The Huskies will be coming off a game against the Mathews Mustangs on January 2, presenting a challenging matchup for both teams. Meanwhile, the Conneaut Spartans (3-4) will hit the road for their next game against the Fairport Harding Skippers (3-2) on January 3, 2024. The Skippers enter the matchup with confidence following a commanding 95-53 win over the Maplewood Rockets.

As the Grand Valley Mustangs savor their well-earned victory, fans eagerly anticipate the upcoming clashes, confident in the team’s ability to build on this success and make waves in the remainder of the season. The electrifying performance against Conneaut has set a high standard for the Mustangs, and they are poised to face future challenges with determination and skill.

FALCONS PREY ON SPARTANS

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Jefferson, OH- In a commanding performance, the Jefferson Falcons soared to victory over the Conneaut Spartans, securing a resounding win with a final score of 81-35. The Falcons dominated each quarter, showcasing their offensive prowess and defensive tenacity throughout the game.

First Quarter: Jefferson Takes an Early Lead

The Falcons wasted no time establishing their dominance, outscoring the Spartans 20-2 in the opening quarter. Anthony Covetta led the charge with an impressive offensive display, contributing significantly to the team’s early lead.

Second Quarter: Falcons Continue to Soar

Maintaining their momentum, the Falcons added another 14 points to their tally in the second quarter. Joey De George emerged as a key contributor, showcasing his scoring ability and making it challenging for the Spartans to mount a comeback.

Third Quarter: Offensive Explosion

The third quarter witnessed an offensive explosion from the Falcons, as they piled on 30 points. Covetta and De George continued to shine, supported by contributions from Dylan Beebe, Terry Brown, and Robbie Pisano.

Fourth Quarter: Closing Out Strong

In the final quarter, the Falcons showed no signs of letting up, adding 15 more points to their total. The team’s well-rounded performance highlighted their depth and versatility on both ends of the court.

Player Point Totals: Covetta and DeGeorge Lead the Way

Jefferson Falcons:

  • Anthony Covetta: 37 points
  • Joey DeGeorge: 33 points
  • Dylan Beebe: 7 points
  • Terry Brown: 2 points
  • Robbie Pisano: 2 points

Conneaut Spartans:

  • Ryan Turner: 5 points
  • Davonte Harris: 8 points
  • Noah Hamm: 8 points
  • JR Hutchinson: 3 points
  • Chance Loomis: 11 points

Key Takeaways: Covetta and DeGeorge Shine

The Falcons’ victory was propelled by outstanding performances from Anthony Covetta and Joey DeGeorge, who not only scored impressively but also made significant contributions on the boards. The team’s well-coordinated efforts on both offense and defense were evident throughout the game.

Upcoming Games: Road Ahead for Both Teams

The Jefferson Falcons (2-4) are set to face the Madison Blue Streaks (4-2) on January 5, 2023, in what promises to be an exciting matchup. Meanwhile, the Conneaut Spartans (3-3) will hit the road to take on the Grand Valley Mustangs (1-4) on December 29, 2023. As the season progresses, both teams will look to build on their performances and make a strong push in the CVC.