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GOLDEN FLASHES OUTSHINE RANGE END RAIDERS SEASON

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The South Range Softball team saw their season come to an end on Thursday with a 14-0 loss to defending state champion…Champion.

The Flashes got on the board early scoring 2 in the top of the first. The Raiders has a chance to get an out on a popped up bunt but Jillian Strecansky just couldn’t dive far enough to catch it.  Bree Kohler got her first of 8 strikeouts in the game to end the Champion threat.

The start of the bottom of the inning seemed eerily similar to the top. Marlaina Slabach walked and then Drew Feren popped up a bunt attempt, the similarities ended after that however as Champion caught the fly ball and went on to strand Slabach at 2nd base.

Kohler got the first two outs of the second inning quickly and seemed to be settling down, but the depth of the Champion line up showed itself as their nine hole hitter White put a bloop single down the right field line. After an intentional walk and another bloop single the offensive leader for Champion Cassidy Schaffer blasted a grand slam to dead center to grab control of the game for the Flashes.  The next Champion batter would make it back to back jacks and give Champion a controlling 7-0 lead.

Marlaina Slabach got the Taiders their first hit of the day a few innings later, a hard slap through the 5-6 hole into left field. She reached base 2 out of her 3 plate appearances. Alyssa Tracy also reaches base with a HBP.

Kohler struck out 8 hitters on the day to put her season total at 201. It ends a record setting season for her as she became the single season record holder in hits and stolen bases.

The Raiders graduate 5 seniors. Drew Feren, Maddie Helon, Marlaina Slabach, Hanna Dennison, and Brooke Sauerwein. For most programs losing 5 seniors would seem like a rebuild would be in order but the young talent that is sprinkled in the Raiders lineup gives them hope of more strong seasons on the horizon. They finish their 2019 campaign at 18-9 and the South Range District Champions. The programs 6th title, all of which have come since 2010.

 

RAIDERS HOLD REBELS AT BAY EARN DISTRICT TITLE

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South Range Softball won their 6th district title in 10 seasons with a narrow 4-3 win over Crestview on Thursday night.

Crestview scored three runs in the sixth inning tying the game, but the Raiders still managed to pull out the victory.  Skyler Mattern and Baylie Bettura all contributed in the big inning with RBIs.

Bree Kohler led the Raiders to victory in the circle. She surrendered three runs on five hits over seven innings, striking out seven.

Kaedyn Sutton took the loss for Crestview. She went six innings, allowing four runs on five hits, striking out two and walking one.

Drew Feren went 2-for-2 at the plate to lead South Range in hits.  Feren led the Raiders with two stolen bases, as they ran wild on the base paths with four stolen bases.  The Raiders didn’t commit a single error in the field. Jillian Strecansky had the most chances in the field with 11.

The Raiders advance to play Champion in the regional semifinals on Wednesday at 5:00 in Massillon.

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HELON AND DUDICH POWER RAIDERS TO SWEEP WILDCATS

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South Range jumped out to an early lead over Struthers and took home an 11-1 victory on Wednesday.  South Range Raiders scored on a single by Drew Feren, a triple by Hanna Dennison, and a single by Julie Centofanti in the first inning.

South Range tallied five runs in the fourth inning.  The offensive firepower by theb Raiders was led by Maddie Helon and Kali Dudich, who each had RBIs in the inning with 2 outs, which put the Raiders in run rule territory.

Bree Kohler took the win for South Range. She went four innings, allowing one run on three hits, striking out eight and walking one.  Reagan Irons threw one inning in relief out of the bullpen.

Pezzone took the loss for Struthers. She lasted four innings, allowing ten hits and 11 runs while striking out two.

South Range collected ten hits.  Julie Centofanti and Jillian Strecansky each collected multiple hits for the Raiders.  Jillian Strecansky and Julie Centofanti each managed two hits to lead South Range Raiders.

Bayus went 2-for-2 at the plate to lead Struthers in hits.

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LADY RAIDERS SAIL PAST STRUTHERS

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South Range defeated Struthers 15-0 on Tuesday as two pitchers combined to throw a shutout. Reagan Irons induced a groundout from Stocker to finish off the game.

In the first inning, the Raiders got their offense started.  Marlaina Slabach grounded out, scoring one run.

The Raiders scored seven runs in the second inning.  Brooke Sauerwein, Maddie Helon, Drew Feren, and Julie Centofanti each drove in runs during the inning.

A single by Ferguson in the second inning was a positive for Struthers.

Bree Kohler was the winning pitcher for South Range. She allowed one hit and zero runs over two innings, striking out two and walking one.  Reagan Irons threw three innings in relief out of the bullpen.

Pizzone took the loss for Struthers. She lasted five innings, allowing 11 hits and 15 runs while striking out three.

South Range tallied one home run on the day. Jillian Strecansky put one out in the fifth inning.

The Raiders collected 11 hits on the day.  Hanna Dennison and Jillian Strecansky each racked up multiple hits for South Range Raiders.  Jillian Strecansky and Hanna Dennison each collected two hits to lead South Range Raiders.  South Range was sure-handed and didn’t commit a single error. Jillian Strecansky made the most plays with  eight.

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LADY RAIDERS SWEEP SATURDAY TWIN BILL

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Game 1: 

Bree Kohler shut down Barberton, throwing a complete game shutout and leading South Range to a 4-0 victory on Saturday

A single by Mayle in the fourth inning was a positive for Barberton.

Bree Kohler got the win for the Raiders. She went seven innings, allowing zero runs on two hits, striking out seven and walking one.

Marr was in the pitcher’s circle for Barberton. She allowed seven hits and four runs over six innings, striking out one.

The Raiders tallied seven hits in the game.  Hanna Dennison and Julie Centofanti each collected multiple hits for South Range Raiders.  Julie Centofanti and Hanna Dennison each managed two hits to lead South Range. The Raiders didn’t commit a single error in the field. Jillian Strecansky had  seven chances in the field, the most on the team.

Barberton was sure-handed and didn’t commit a single error. Kaisk made the most plays with  nine.

Game 2:

South Range coasted to an easy victory over Stow-Munroe Falls 10-2 on Saturday

South Range Raiders fired up the offense in the first inning.  Jillian Strecansky lined out, scoring one run.

The Raiders put up four runs in the sixth inning.  The offensive onslaught came from singles by Jillian Strecansky and Julie Centofanti.

Bell started the game for Stow-Munroe Falls. She surrendered four runs on seven hits over five innings, striking out two and walking zero.  #16 threw two innings in relief.

The Raiders scattered 14 hits in the game.  Julie Centofanti, Marlaina Slabach, Maddie Helon, Hanna Dennison, and Bree Kohler each collected multiple hits for South Range Raiders.  Julie Centofanti went 3-for-4 at the plate to lead South Range in hits.

Edmonson led Stow-Munroe Falls with two hits in four at bats.

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LADY RAIDERS COMEBACK FALLS SHORT AGAINST HOWLAND

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CANFIELD OH- South Range Raiders effort to come back from down five runs in the sixth inning came up just short, as they fell 13-11 to Howland on Thursday.  The Raiders scored four runs in the failed comeback on a single by Drew Feren, a triple by Bree Kohler, and a sacrifice fly by Hanna Dennison.

The Raiders were right in it until Howland singled in the sixth inning.

The Raiders got on the board in the first inning.  Bree Kohler drove in one when she singled.

Howland evened things up at seven in the top of the fifth inning when Alexis Rodgers singled on a 1-2 count, scoring one run.

Raiders notched six runs in the second inning.  Raiders big bats in the inning were led by singles by Marlaina Slabach and Drew Feren, a triple by Bree Kohler, and a sacrifice fly by Hanna Dennison.

Madison Osborne led the Howland to victory on the rubber. She went seven innings, allowing 11 runs on 13 hits, striking out three and walking one.

Reagan Irons took the loss for the Raiders. She allowed seven hits and ten runs, 6 earned over five and two-thirds innings, striking out three.

South Range racked up 13 hits.  Marlaina Slabach, Drew Feren, Bree Kohler, and Jillian Strecansky each managed multiple hits for South Range Raiders.  Bree Kohler, Drew Feren, and Marlaina Slabach each collected three hits to lead the Raiders.  South Range tore up the base paths, as two players stole at least two bases. Bree Kohler led the way with three.

Howland collected 12 hits.  Emily Darlington, Marissa Jerina, Alexis Rodgers, and Marissa Miller each  had multiple hits for Howland.  Emily Darlington went 3-for-4 at the plate to lead Howland in hits.

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LADY RAIDERS ROLL WITH STRECANSKY

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CORTLAND, OH- Jillian Strecansky collected four hits in five at-bats, as South Range defeated Lakeview 13-8 on Tuesday. Strecansky doubled in the first, homered in the third, doubled in the fourth, and singled in the fifth.  Bats blistered as South Range Raiders collected 21 hits and Lakeview tallied 12 in the high-scoring game.

The hit parade got started in the first inning. Jillian Strecansky drove in two when she doubled. The Raiders tallied three runs in the fourth inning. Jillian Strecansky, Julie Centofanti, and Maddie Helon all contributed in the big inning with RBIs.  Lakeview scored three runs in the seventh inning. Lakeview scored its runs on a double by Mariah Tackett.

Bree Kohler got the win for South Range Raiders. She surrendered five runs on 11 hits over six and two-thirds innings, striking out 12. Regan Irons threw one-third of an inning in relief.  Cait Kelm took the loss for Lakeview. She allowed 15 hits and 11 runs over three and a third innings, striking out two and walking one.

The Lady Raiders tallied 21 hits. Jillian Strecansky, Drew Feren, Marlaina Slabach, Maddie Helon, Brooke Sauerwein, Hanna Dennison, and Kali Dudich all collected multiple hits for South Range.  Lakeview had 12 hits in the game. Beady Titus and Abbie Campana each collected multiple hits for Lakeview. Beady Titus went 4-for-5 at the plate to lead Lakeview in hits.

 

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LADY RAIDERS SLAY DRAGONS

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CANFIELD, OH-  Raider Volleyball beat a 10-2 Niles team in 4 sets on Tuesday night (25-19 25-16 17-25 25-14)

In the first set the Raiders made a statement quick as they hit their way to 6 kills before surrendering an error. The Raiders had 14 kills in the first set and only 4 errors. That helped the Raiders take set 1 25-19.

The Raiders put another strong step forward in set 2 as Anna Primavera for the momentum rolling with 3 early kills. Abby George also started to make her presence felt in the middle. Jenna Barbessi gathered 5 kills in the set and the Raiders took it 25-16.

In the 3rd set the Raiders passing started to struggle a bit which lead to more attack errors. Almost half of the Raiders total attack errors came in set 3. Niles took advantage. They took set 3 17-25.

The Raiders refocused in the 4th set, as Abby George and Emily Irons both got a couple kills to swing the momentum back to the Raiders side. An Anna Primavera ace, along with strong serving getting Niles out of system gave the Raiders a big lead that they would never let go. The Raiders dominated set 4 25-14.

The Raiders hit .167 overall as a team. They had 9 different players record a kill. Jenna Barbessi lead the offense with 13 kills, she also had a dig. Anna Primavera with 9 kills and 7 digs. Abby George with 7 kills on the night. Drew Feren had 21 assists and 4 digs, also a kill. Emily Irons with 15 assists 7 kills and 6 digs. Mary Kuhns had 11 digs 5 aces and 2 kills.

Raiders will return to action Thursday as they travel to Lakeview who leads the NE8.

EXACTLY HOW SHE DREW IT UP

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With Senior year upon her, South Range Senior Drew Feren has a chance to reflect on her growth over the last 4 years on the court.  A multi-sport talent returns to help lead the Lady Raiders in 2018, and sits down with our Anthony Hartwig to talk about everything from leadership, to who is the most outgoing, all the way to the teammate is most locked in.

Also, find out why South Range means so much to Drew on this edition of South Range Player Profile: EXACTLY HOW SHE DREW IT UP.

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LADY RAIDERS NE8 DEBUT SPOILED BY BULLDOGS

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The Raiders volleyball team lost their first conference match of the year Tuesday night to Lakeview in 4 sets (25-23 13-25 19-25 22-25)

The Raiders won a back and forth set 1 as they took advantage of poor hitting by the Bulldogs. The Raiders tallied 10 kills in set 1 and Anna Primavera had 6 of them. The Raiders also only surrendered 3 attack errors which helped them win set 1 25-23.

In set 2 the Bulldogs found a hole in the Raiders defense and exploited it. The soft attacks to the middle of the court were the poison of choice as the Dawgs ran away with set 2 13-25. The Raiders only had 5 kills and also 5 errors to hit 0% in that set.

In set 3 the Raiders were hitting better much like set 1, however the soft attack of Lakeview was still giving the Raider defense fits. Junior Abby George came up huge in that set with 3 kills and 3 blocks. The Raiders were tied at 18-18 but Lakeview rattled off 6 points in a row to take a 18-24 lead and eventually the set 19-25.

In set 4 the Raiders acquired their first lead since the beginning set of the game 15-14 but Lakeview would storm back. Emily Irons working as an outside hitter while not setting was able to gather 3 kills during set 4 which was a tight affair, the Bulldogs would rally late to take it 22-25 and the match 3-1.

Anna Primavera now dubbed “Prime Time” showed off in her YSN broadcast debut earning a double double with 12 kills and 10 digs. Abby George had 8 kills and 3 blocks. Jenna Barbessi with 7 kills. Drew Feren lead in assists with 14 while Emily Irons had 9. Mary Kuhns was solid in the back row with 16 digs. The Raiders return to action Thursday night at Poland.