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REBELS PREPARE FOR TOURNAMENT WITH A SMOOTH SWEEP

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BOARDMAN OH- Crestview opened up a week of intense tournament preparations with a resounding victory, sweeping Division 1 opponent Boardman in convincing fashion, with set scores of 25-13, 25-14, and an astounding 25-3.

The Rebels put on a masterclass performance, with several standout players contributing to their commanding win. Abbey Emch led the charge with an impressive display, tallying 15 kills, 3 aces, and 2 blocks. Her offensive prowess and defensive contributions were key to Crestview’s success.

Grace Auer put up a remarkable triple-double, showcasing her versatility on the court with 10 kills, 21 assists, and an impressive 15 digs, along with 6 aces. Her exceptional all-around performance played a pivotal role in Crestview’s dominant performance.

Lainy Auer also made her presence felt, notching 9 kills, 11 assists, and 3 aces, adding to the Rebels’ offensive firepower. Julia Blasko and Emily Downey provided steady defense, with Blasko recording 11 digs and Downey contributing 10 digs and 3 aces.

Crestview’s comprehensive victory over a Division 1 opponent demonstrated their readiness and determination as they gear up for the upcoming tournament. Their balanced offense, strong defensive efforts, and all-around team performance make them a formidable force to contend with as they continue their postseason journey.

LISSI IS MORE

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COLUMBIANA OH- Right-side hitters often operate in the background, but their contributions are far from inconspicuous. They play a pivotal role in maintaining the flow of the offense, orchestrating crucial blocks, and acting as the last line of defense against crafty tips over the net. Crestview is fortunate to have a seasoned leader in this often-underappreciated position, and her name is Katie Lissi.

As the season has progressed, Lissi’s performance has steadily ascended, and her impact on the team has become increasingly evident. While right-side hitters may not always be the ones racking up the most kills, the quality of their kills is paramount, and Katie is rising to the occasion. Her ability to find the right moments to execute those critical kills has provided a significant boost to the Rebels’ offense.

Looking ahead to the upcoming tournament run, Crestview recognizes the importance of having Katie Lissi at her best. Her growing proficiency in both scoring and setting up blocks is a testament to her dedication and her commitment to her team’s success.

Off the court, Katie embodies the qualities of a true leader and role model. Crestview’s head coach, Alisha Auer, attests to this fact, highlighting Katie’s positive attitude and her unwavering support for her teammates. Her uplifting spirit resonates both on and off the court, making her a cherished presence within the Crestview volleyball family.

Beyond her achievements on the volleyball court, Katie is a multi-sport athlete, earning her stripes as a letter winner in Crestview’s softball team. Her dedication to athletics mirrors her commitment to her studies, where she excels as a fantastic student in the classroom.

Katie Lissi’s journey in the world of volleyball may not always be in the spotlight, but her impact is undeniable. As Crestview’s silent force on the right side, she continues to inspire her teammates and demonstrate that success often comes from the quiet, unassuming moments that can shape a team’s destiny.

Katie sat down with YSN’s Anthony Hartwig to talk about her final campaign with Crestview. They discuss being a part of such a successful program, how the Rebels avoid the pressure that comes with success, and so much more. Check out the latest Crestview Volleyball Player Profile only on YSN!

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THERES NO LID ON CAMPBELL’S POTENTIAL

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COLUMBIANA OH- Every successful team needs a balanced roster with players who can shine in various roles. While Abbey Emch may take the spotlight in Crestview’s front row for much of the game, there’s another rising star who steps up when needed – junior middle blocker, Lydia Campbell.

Lydia plays a pivotal role in Crestview’s rotation, especially when Abbey is in the back row. She has embraced the challenge of being a significant presence on the court, and her contributions are undeniable.

Head coach Alisha Auer recognizes Lydia’s importance to the team. “Lydia is very coachable and a very smart volleyball player,” says Coach Auer. “She is a smart blocker and reads the offense well. She works hard every day and is always pushing herself.”

One of Lydia’s standout qualities is her prowess at the net. She ranks second on the team in blocks this season, tallying an impressive total of 34, with 11 of those being solo blocks. Her ability to disrupt opponents’ attacks and create scoring opportunities for Crestview has not gone unnoticed.

Beyond her volleyball achievements, Lydia is a multi-talented athlete. She’s not just a standout on the volleyball court; she’s also a member of Crestview’s track and bowling teams. Her dedication and skills have even taken her to the district level in bowling.

But Lydia’s talents don’t stop at the sports arena. She’s a proud member of Crestview’s drama team and has actively participated in the school’s annual musicals. Among her favorite musicals, Lydia holds a special place for “Beetlejuice.”

With her dedication to both sports and the arts, Lydia Campbell is undoubtedly a versatile and valuable asset to Crestview High School. As she continues to grow and excel on the volleyball court and beyond, her future in both athletics and the arts looks promising. Crestview can count on Lydia to be a force to reckon with, no matter where she chooses to shine.

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REBELS SURGE PAST FLASHES

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 COLUMBIANA, OH – The stage was set for an exciting matchup between the Crestview Rebels and the Champion Golden Flashes. As the sun dipped below the horizon, the two teams clashed under the Friday night lights, eager to prove their worth on the gridiron.

Early in the first quarter, Colin Cope, the Rebels’ reliable kicker, lined up for a 28-yard field goal attempt. With precision and poise, he sent the football soaring through the uprights, putting Crestview on the scoreboard at 3-0 with 4:47 remaining in the quarter. The Golden Flashes weren’t to be outdone, and they answered back with a field goal of their own, making it 3-3. The game was shaping up to be a tightly contested battle.

As the clock ticked down towards the end of the first quarter, the Rebels’ offense came alive. Max Hawkins, took a handoff and bulldozed his way into the end zone with a powerful 4-yard touchdown run. With just 25 seconds left, Crestview now led 8-3.

The second quarter brought even more excitement. Christian Williams powered through the Rebels’ defense with a 1-yard touchdown run, giving Champion the lead, 10-8 with 9:24 left in the half. The Rebels, however, weren’t about to let the game slip away. They responded with a touchdown of their own, taking the lead 14-10 with just 44 seconds left in the half.

Max Hawkins, who showcased his incredible speed and agility. He broke free on a 49-yard touchdown run, putting Crestview ahead 23-10 with 1:05 left in the third quarter. The fourth quarter continued to be dominated by the Rebels. Max Hawkins added to his impressive night with a 4-yard touchdown run, making the score 30-10 with 11:41 remaining. The Golden Flashes were desperate to mount a comeback, but their hopes were dashed when Shane Bacon, a tenacious defensive player, pounced on a fumbled ball in the end zone for a touchdown. With just 4:13 left in the game, the Rebels held a commanding 37-10 lead.

As the final seconds ticked away, the Crestview Rebels celebrated their hard-fought victory. It was a night to remember, with Max Hawkins leading the charge and the defense sealing the deal. The Rebels had shown their mettle and emerged victorious under the Friday night lights.

REBELS STILL REIGN ON TOP

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COLUMBIANA OH- In a display of sheer dominance, the Crestview volleyball team secured their eighth consecutive conference championship with a resounding sweep of Champion, prevailing with scores of 25-11, 25-4, and 25-11. The Rebels showcased their prowess on the court, leaving no doubt about their place atop the conference hierarchy.

The match was highlighted by exceptional performances from Crestview’s key players. Grace Auer played a pivotal role with 15 kills and 16 assists, achieving a remarkable double-double. Auer’s versatility and ability to contribute both offensively and as a playmaker were on full display.

Abbey Emch was another standout for Crestview, tallying 12 kills, 2 blocks, and an impressive 5 aces. Her dynamic presence at the net and from the service line created significant challenges for the opposing team.

Katie Lissi added to the offensive firepower with 4 kills, while Emily Downey anchored the defense with 10 crucial digs. Lainy Auer showcased her exceptional skills as a setter, recording 18 assists and 11 digs to secure her own impressive double-double. Lydia Campbell contributed 2 kills and 1 block to the winning effort.

With this victory, Crestview not only clinched their eighth consecutive conference championship but also extended their unbeaten streak. The Rebels now set their sights on their next challenge, a conference matchup against Garfield, as they continue their quest for success this season.

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CRESTVIEW SHOWING ZERO SIGNS OF SLOWING DOWN

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YOUNGSTOWN OH- The Crestview Rebels showed no signs of slowing down as they continued their impressive season with yet another commanding victory, sweeping Mooney in a thrilling matchup in Youngstown. Crestview, now with just a single lost set all season, demonstrated their volleyball prowess with set scores of 25-8, 25-10, and 25-14.

The Rebels’ performance was a testament to their unwavering commitment to excellence on the court. Leading the charge was Grace Auer, whose exceptional all-around game included 14 kills, 13 assists, and 5 aces. Auer’s versatility and leadership on the court proved invaluable to Crestview’s success.

Abbey Emch delivered a standout performance, securing a double-double with 10 kills and 10 digs, along with 3 crucial blocks. Emch’s defensive prowess and offensive firepower contributed significantly to Crestview’s dominance.

Lainy Auer also made her presence felt, recording 7 kills, 17 assists, and 3 aces. Her ability to contribute both as a setter and an attacker added a layer of unpredictability to Crestview’s offense.

Julia Blasko, with 5 kills, 11 digs, and 1 block, showcased her defensive acumen and net presence, rounding out the Rebels’ formidable lineup.

On the Mooney side, Natalie Blasko led the offensive efforts with 10 assists, while players like Brinkley Bair, Jaida Lane, Amarra Anderson, and Katie Frommelt contributed with kills, digs, blocks, and aces, demonstrating their resilience in the face of a tough opponent..

REBELS FEEL A CHANGE IN THE WIND

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COLUMBIANA, OH – The air was charged with excitement as the Crestview Rebels clashed with the Newton Falls Tigers in a thrilling football showdown. The stadium was filled with devoted fans, their voices echoing through the crisp autumn evening. Both teams were determined to emerge victorious, but it would take every ounce of their skill and determination to come out on top.

As the first quarter unfolded, the Rebels struck first. At the 2 minutes and 36 seconds mark, Jameson English, a dynamic quarterback back, took off running and exploded through the Tigers’ defense, scampering 12 yards into the end zone for a touchdown. The stadium erupted in cheers as the Rebels took an early 6-0 lead.

The Rebels’ momentum continued into the second quarter. At the 6 minutes and 7 seconds mark, Max Hawkins, another talented running back, punched in a 6-yard touchdown run. The Rebels were now up 13-0 after a successful PAT.

But the Tigers were not to be outdone. Caden Short, the Tigers’ determined running back, embarked on a mission to bring his team back into the game. At the 3 minutes and 58 seconds mark, he powered through the Rebels’ defense, dashing 16 yards for a much-needed touchdown. The Tigers were on the scoreboard, trailing 13-7.

Newton Falls continued to claw their way back into contention. With just 4 minutes and 27 seconds left in the third quarter, Caden Short once again found the end zone with an 18-yard touchdown run. With a successful PAT, the Tigers now held a narrow 14-13 lead.

The game had become a nail-biter, with both teams battling fiercely for supremacy. But the Rebels had one last surge left in them. With 1 minute and 57 seconds remaining in the game, Max Hawkins answered the call. He bulldozed his way into the end zone with another 6-yard touchdown run, giving the Rebels a critical 20-14 lead.

As the final seconds ticked away, the Tigers fought valiantly to mount a comeback. However, the Rebels’ defense stood strong, denying the Tigers any opportunity to score. The final whistle blew, and the scoreboard displayed the hard-fought victory: Crestview Rebels 20, Newton Falls Tigers 14.

CRESTVIEW CONTINUES MVAC REIGN

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NEWTON FALLS OH- In a display of unwavering dominance, the Crestview volleyball team asserted their authority in the MVAC with a commanding sweep of Newton Falls. The three-set victory, with scores of 25-21, 25-13, and 25-17, highlighted Crestview’s exceptional skill and teamwork.

Crestview’s offensive prowess was on full display, with multiple players stepping up to lead the charge. Grace Auer was a force to be reckoned with, recording an astounding 15 kills while also contributing 20 assists. Her versatility and impact on the game were undeniable.

Abbey Emch added to the offensive onslaught with 15 kills, showcasing her prowess at the net. Emch also recorded 2 blocks and 3 aces, underscoring her all-around contributions. Lainy Auer chipped in with 7 kills, 16 assists, and 4 aces, demonstrating her versatility as a key playmaker.

Katie Lissi contributed 3 aces, adding to Crestview’s dominance from the service line. Julia Blasko showcased her defensive prowess with 15 crucial digs, ensuring that Crestview controlled the backcourt.

Newton Falls put up a valiant effort, with Ivy Huang delivering 7 kills and Jada Blutcher contributing 6 kills. Dani Drake orchestrated the team’s offense with 12 assists and displayed her defensive capabilities with 10 digs.

Crestview’s victory was not only characterized by their offensive firepower but also their all-around excellence. Their fans have every reason to be excited about their prospects as they continue their journey through the season.

As Crestview continues their dominance in the MVAC, they remain a team to watch in the volleyball scene. Their impressive performance against Newton Falls demonstrates their determination to maintain their position at the top.

Congratulations to Crestview on their convincing sweep, and kudos to Newton Falls for their competitive spirit and resilience on the court. Volleyball enthusiasts can anticipate more exciting matchups as the season unfolds.

CRESTVIEW ADDS ANOTHER SWEEP TO THEIR BELT

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The Crestview volleyball team continued its impressive season with yet another dominant performance, this time against Brookfield. The Rebels swept their opponents in three straight sets, showcasing their prowess on the court.

From the first set, it was evident that Crestview was determined to maintain their momentum. The opening set ended with a score of 25-4, as they displayed their dominance both offensively and defensively. Abbey Emch led the charge with 11 kills and a block, setting the tone for her team.

The second set followed a similar pattern, with Crestview securing a 25-12 victory. Grace Auer played a pivotal role in this set, contributing with 9 kills, 19 assists, 16 digs, and 8 aces – an impressive double-double performance that highlighted her all-around skills.

In the third set, Crestview maintained their high level of play and closed out the match with a score of 25-8. The Rebels’ collective effort was evident, with strong performances from players like Julia Blasko, Lainy Auer, Lydia Campbell, and Natalie Blakeman, who all contributed to the team’s success.

Brookfield showed resilience throughout the match, with players like Sarah Lindholm, Alexia Baker, Rylie Burdge, Cailey Wellman, and MaRae Craig making notable contributions.

CRESTVIEW HAS A BIRTHDAY BASH

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COLUMBIANA OH- Crestview’s volleyball team had reason to celebrate as they hosted McDonald in a thrilling match, coinciding with a couple of birthdays. This highly competitive contest lived up to the hype, and Crestview showcased why they’re considered a formidable team, sweeping McDonald 25-17, 25-10, 25-15.

The Crestview players delivered standout performances that fueled their victory. Grace Auer was the star of the show, achieving an impressive triple-double with 18 kills, 18 assists, and 20 digs. Abbey Emch also made her presence felt with 14 kills, 5 blocks, and 3 aces, adding significant points for Crestview.

Lainy Auer contributed her skills with 18 assists, 6 kills, and 6 digs, while Katie Lissi displayed her prowess with 6 digs, 2 aces, and 2 kills.

McDonald put up a strong fight, with Gianna Costantino recording 10 kills and Julianna Krumpak adding 8 kills to their unofficial stats. Grace Bundy contributed 5 kills and 2 blocks, displaying the team’s determination.

With this victory, Crestview remains undefeated and looks ahead to their next challenge as they host Brookfield on Tuesday. Meanwhile, McDonald will hit the road for their upcoming match against Waterloo, eager to bounce back after this competitive showdown.