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POTTERS QUICKLY DISPATCH ZANESVILLE

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EAST LIVERPOOL OH- East Liverpool’s volleyball team left no room for doubt as they swiftly swept past Zanesville in the sectional finaks, with an emphatic scoreline of 25-2, 25-0, and 25-1. The performance showcased East Liverpool’s dominance on the court.

Several standout players led the charge for East Liverpool, contributing significantly to their success. Ava Green was an offensive force, tallying 6 kills and providing a crucial scoring presence. Kamryn Yanni demonstrated her playmaking abilities with 11 assists and added 9 aces, while Paityn Maze also earned 12 assists and 9 aces, further highlighting the team’s precision in their serves and sets.

Kyia White was another strong offensive contributor with 9 kills, and Faith Grafton added 5 aces, ensuring the team’s impressive service game. Kenzie Walker secured 4 kills, while Cate Davis made her presence felt with 9 aces, contributing to East Liverpool’s strong service performance.

East Liverpool advances to the district semifinal on Tuesday at Edison at 6:00 vs Minerva.

POTTERS TURN THE TABLES ON BEAVER LOCAL

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EAST LIVERPOOL OH- In a highly anticipated sectional tournament clash, East Liverpool and Beaver Local battled it out in an intense showdown. East Liverpool emerged victorious in a thrilling two-overtime encounter, eliminating their arch-rivals with a final score of 2-1.

Despite heading into this matchup with a 0-3 record against the Beavers this season, the Potters remained undeterred. The Beavers initially took the lead when Ben Miller netted a goal, assisted by Kaleb Mays, with just 19 seconds remaining in the first half. It was a tense moment for East Liverpool, but they were far from done.

Preston Kerr displayed remarkable composure and determination by scoring the Potters’ first goal, equalizing the match at one, with a mere 1 minute and 11 seconds left in regulation. The drama continued to unfold as the game headed into overtime.

With the tension mounting, Wyatt McCune became the hero for East Liverpool. He managed to break the deadlock with a goal, thanks to an assist from Preston Kerr, with only 1 minute and 41 seconds left in the second overtime. It was a moment of pure elation for East Liverpool, securing the hard-fought victory.

With this impressive win, East Liverpool now sets its sights on the next challenge. They will travel to face the fourth-seeded Steubenville at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, at Harding Stadium.

WEEK 10 FOOTBALL IMPLICATIONS

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Contributed by Mike Swinhart

 

DIVISION 2 REGION 5 – Hoban is already in the playoffs
Austintown Fitch
 – WIN or Eastlake North loss

Lakeside
 – WIN
 – or losses by Cleveland CC, Lutheran East, Eastlake North, Solon, and Akron Ellet

DIVISION 3 REGION 9 – Ursuline is already in the playoffs
Canfield
 – WIN or Notre Dame – Cathedral Latin loss

Chaney
 – WIN + losses by Dover, Bedford, Kent Roosevelt, NDCL, and Marlington + win by Mooney or Boardman
 – Loss + losses by Dover, Linsly(WV), Indian Valley, Kent Roosevelt, Harvey, West Geauga, Bedford, Marlington, Tallmadge, and NDCL + Boardman and Mooney wins

DIVISION 4 REGION 13 – WB, Struthers, Poland, Mooney, and Niles are already in playoffs
Beaver Local
 – WIN or Ravenna loss

Girard
 – WIN or Ravenna loss

Edgewood
 – WIN or any losses by Ravenna, Field, Warrensville Heights, and Holy Name

East Liverpool
 – WIN or any losses by Ravenna, Field, Warrensville Heights, and Holy Name

Hubbard
 – WIN or losses by Lutheran East, Ravenna, and Warrensville Heights + either losses by Field & Holy Name or wins by Beaver Local, Youngstown East, Howland, and Greenville (PA)


DIVISION 5 REGION 17 – South Range and Garfield are already in playoffs
Conneaut
 – WIN or 2 out of 3 must lose (Orrville, Smithville, Chagrin Falls)

Edison
 – WIN or 3 out of 5 must lose (Brookside, Chagrin Falls, Smithville, Orrville, Fairless)

Lakeview
 – WIN or 3 out of 5 must lose (Brookside, Chagrin Falls, Smithville, Orrville, Fairless)

Liberty
 – WIN or 3 out of 5 must lose – Brookside, Orrville, Chagrin Falls, Smithville, and 1 out of 3 (Fairless, Claymont, or Manchester)

 

DIVISION 6 REGION 21 – United, PV, J-M, LaBrae, and Brookfield are already in playoffs
Mineral Ridge
 – WIN or a winner in the Valley Christian – Columbiana game, they will be in

Crestview
 – WIN or a winner in the Valley Christian – Columbiana game, they will be in

Columbiana
 – WIN or losses by Independence, Brooklyn, Saint John School

Valley Christian
 – WIN or losses by Independence, Brooklyn, Wickliffe, Saint John School + wins by Crestview, Wellsville, and either East Palestine or Leetonia

Waterloo
– WIN + losses by Columbiana, Crestview, East Palestine, Wickliffe, Independence, Saint John School, and Brooklyn + wins by Lisbon and Leetonia

East Palestine
 – WIN + losses by Waterloo, Wickliffe, Columbiana, Crestview, Independence, St John School, and Brooklyn + wins by Leetonia and Wellsville


DIVISION 7 REGION 25 – Springfield, WR, Lowellville, Southern, Lisbon, & McDonald already in playoffs
Warren JFK
 – WIN + Conotton Valley loss + either a Buckeye Central loss or two out of these next three need to lose (Crestline, St Joseph Central Catholic, and/or Bucyrus).

Windham
 – WIN + losses by Conotton Valley, Buckeye Central, Saint John School, and Warren JFK + wins by Waterloo, Tuscarawas Central Catholic, and St. Thomas Aquinas

POTTERS SHAPE UP A STRONG ROAD WIN

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NEW CUMBERLAND WV- In a thrilling Friday night clash, the East Liverpool Potters took to the road and walked away with a resounding 40-20 victory over their rivals, Oak Glen. The Potters displayed their prowess on the gridiron, delivering a dominant performance that kept the crowd on the edge of their seats.

The first quarter set the stage for the Potters’ night of success. Trent Davis initiated the scoring with a powerful 2-yard touchdown run, putting East Liverpool on the board early at 6-0.

As the game progressed, the Potters continued to flex their offensive muscles. In the second quarter, Gavin Wright orchestrated a scoring symphony for East Liverpool. He commenced the onslaught with an 11-yard touchdown run, extending the lead to 13-0. But that was just the beginning.

Wright’s connection with Blake Adkins was a highlight of the night. The duo put on a show with remarkable chemistry. First, a spectacular 72-yard touchdown reception had the Potters faithful in awe. With time winding down in the first half, Wright and Adkins combined again, this time with a 5-yard touchdown connection. The scoreboard lit up with the Potters leading 27-0.

The third quarter saw no respite for Oak Glen as Wright continued to dazzle. He found Deshawn Kirby in the end zone with a 19-yard touchdown pass, extending the lead to 33-0. The highlight reel grew as Wright and Adkins hooked up for a 21-yard touchdown reception, putting the Potters in an even more commanding position at 40-0.

Despite the formidable lead by East Liverpool, Oak Glen found some late-game momentum, scoring 20 unanswered points in the final frame. However, their valiant effort came too late, as the Potters had already secured a substantial advantage.

Gavin Wright’s performance was nothing short of spectacular. He completed 18 of 21 passes for 229 yards and an impressive four touchdowns. Wright orchestrated an offense that kept Oak Glen on their heels throughout the game.

Blake Adkins was the go-to target, tallying six receptions for a remarkable 141 yards and contributing three touchdown receptions to the Potters’ impressive offensive display.

Jaymin Haney also made his presence felt with nine carries for 89 yards rushing, adding another dimension to East Liverpool’s potent attack.

This victory marks a significant statement for the East Liverpool Potters, who displayed their prowess and determination on the football field. With the potent combination of Wright’s precision passing and Adkins’ explosive receiving, the Potters look poised to continue their winning ways as the season progresses.

SOUTH RANGE VOLLEYBALL COACH’S CORNER (EP 2) WITH TJ IRONS

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CANFIELD, OH- In this episode of the YSN’s South Range Coach’s Corner, we join host DJ Yokley at GIAngelo’s in Boardman for the South Range Raiders show. His special guest for the night is the head volleyball coach of the South Range Raiders, TJ Irons. They kick off the conversation by discussing the unusual break in their schedule, with a couple of Tuesdays off in a row.

Coach Irons explains that while it’s strange, volleyball allows for more flexibility in scheduling compared to other sports. The discussion then turns to the tough schedule that the team has had in the past week. Coach Irons recounts the challenging matches against Gerard, East Liverpool, and Lakeview, all of whom are strong teams in their league. Despite the tough competition, the girls came back ready to go after a breather against Western Reserve.  The conversation shifts to the delicate nature of high school sports and how external factors can sometimes affect the team’s performance. Coach Irons mentions that homecoming festivities added a bit of distraction for the girls, with some of them getting their nails and hair done. However, he commends the girls for looking great and having fun at the homecoming dance. Looking ahead to the playoffs, Coach Irons discusses the importance of creating a legacy for the team. He mentions the success of other South Range teams in various sports and how it inspires the volleyball team to believe in their ability to go far in the tournament. The host notes that the girls seem to have adopted a winning mentality from their fellow athletes in the school, with many having brothers on successful teams. With five seniors on the team, Coach Irons emphasizes the special role that they play and the discussions they have about the legacy they want to leave. He acknowledges that thinking about legacy is not easy for high school kids, but they are aware of how fortunate they are to compete with their friends every night. The main focus before every game is to have fun and make the most of the opportunity.

In reflection, Coach Irons is pleased with the team’s progress throughout the season. He mentions the increased emphasis on strength training in the weight room, hoping it will give them an advantage in the upcoming postseason. Overall, it’s a candid and insightful discussion about the challenges and aspirations of the South Range Raiders volleyball team, as they strive to leave their mark in the playoffs and create a lasting legacy for their school.

 

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POTTERS TAKE LAST SECOND VICTORY

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EAST LIVERPOOL OH- In a heart-pounding football clash, East Liverpool emerged victorious with a thrilling 17-14 win over Edison, sealed by a dramatic walk-off field goal. The game unfolded with intense action in each quarter.

In the 1st quarter, Edison’s Talon McClurg powered through for a 2-yard touchdown run, taking an early 7-0 lead. The 2nd quarter saw East Liverpool’s Gavin Wright connecting with Dorian Burchett on a spectacular 53-yard touchdown pass, leveling the score at 7-7.

In the 3rd quarter, Edison’s Talon McClurg struck again with a 4-yard TD run, giving his team a 14-7 advantage. However, East Liverpool answered back as Gavin Wright unleashed a 56-yard touchdown pass to Quinton Conrad, tying the game at 14-14 in the 3rd quarter.

The decisive moment arrived in the 4th quarter when Kamdin Miller of East Liverpool calmly slotted a 26-yard field goal with just 2.4 seconds remaining, sealing the victory with a final score of Potters 17, Edison 14. It was a game filled with excitement and suspense that will be remembered by fans for years to come.

POTTERS PROTECT HOME FLOOR

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EAST LIVERPOOL OH- In a dazzling display of volleyball prowess, the East Liverpool team defended their home court with style, sweeping aside South Range in a commanding 3-0 victory. The final scores of 25-12, 25-16, and 25-18 reflected East Liverpool’s absolute dominance on the night, extending their winning streak to an impressive four games.

The East Liverpool squad delivered a collective performance that showcased their skill and teamwork. Kyia White led the charge with 12 impressive kills, setting the tone for the match. Kenzie Headley and Ava Green weren’t far behind, contributing 9 kills each. Green also added 3 crucial blocks to her stat line.

Ayla Brown displayed her versatility with 7 kills and 4 aces, proving to be a valuable asset on both offense and from the service line. Kamryn Yanni and Paityn Maze orchestrated the team’s offense brilliantly, tallying 15 and 17 assists, respectively. Their precision in setting up their teammates allowed for the execution of powerful attacks.

While South Range faced a formidable opponent in East Liverpool, they demonstrated resilience and determination throughout the match. Maddie Dado recorded 14 crucial digs, showcasing her defensive prowess. Anna Toy contributed 7 kills and 2 aces, while Sarah Kuhns orchestrated the team’s offense with 14 assists.

East Liverpool’s season record now stands at an impressive 12-2, with four consecutive wins under their belt. Their confidence is soaring as they head into their next matchup against Salem on Monday, aiming to extend their winning streak.

South Range, with a record of 10-6, remains a competitive force in the volleyball scene. Their schedule doesn’t get any easier as they prepare to play their third game in as many days, hosting Lakeview on Thursday.

BEAVER LOCAL MAKES IT A RED FRIDAY

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EAST LIVERPOOL OH- In a highly anticipated clash between arch-rivals, Beaver Local left no room for doubt as they sprinted to a dominant 55-13 victory over East Liverpool. The game began with a bang as Gavin Wright’s pass was intercepted by Ryan Chafins and returned to East Liverpool’s 2-yard line, setting up the opening score. Austin Cline wasted no time, scoring a 2-yard rushing touchdown just moments later. Cline continued to be a force, adding a 3-yard rushing TD and a 5-yard rushing TD with a successful 2-point conversion on a fake PAT, giving Beaver Local a commanding 22-0 lead.

In the second quarter, Cline displayed his passing skills, connecting with Keaton Heddleston for a 12-yard touchdown, extending their lead to 29-0. East Liverpool found the end zone in the third quarter when Jaymin Haney rushed for a 5-yard TD, but Beaver Local responded emphatically. Austin Cline added a 3-yard rushing TD, and Brock Severs scored a 2-yard rushing TD, pushing the score to 49-7.

East Liverpool managed to score again in the fourth quarter, with Gavin Wright connecting with Quintin Conrad for a 34-yard passing TD. However, Beaver Local had the last word as Zavien Riley threw a 2-yard passing TD to Nicolas McKenzie, sealing the game with a final score of 55-13. Beaver Local’s commanding performance showcased their dominance in this rivalry matchup, leaving no doubt about their football prowess.

DAWSON TAKES BUCKEYE 8 TITLE

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By Chris Sigler 

EAST LIVERPOOL OH- Two rounds spread out over two days was not enough to settle the individual title at the Buckeye 8 Golf Championship.

East Liverpool’s Preston Dawson put himself in contention for the top spot, shooting 79 on August 14 at Cadiz Country Club. Tuesday at Belmont Hills in the final round the Potter Senior carded a 76 forcing a playoff with defending champion St Clairsville’s Andrew Abel. One playoff hole would decide the winner as Abel, after a tough luck drive, recorded a bogey while Dawson would go on to post par claiming the individual title.

St Clairsville would take the team title posting a two round score of 632. Beaver Local finished 4th with a score of 791. Owen Hill led the way for the Beavers with rounds of 92-82. Teammates Andre Wiegand 100-104, and Britton Hickman 105-101 each contributed to the 4th place finish.

East Liverpool would finish in the 6th position as a team.  The Potters received contributions from Aaron Dieringer 99-98 and Cooper Klein 114-117.

POTTERS PROVING PROMINANT

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EAST LIVERPOOL, OH- In a deeply rooted football matchup that showcased the East Liverpool Potters against the Indian Creek team, it was the Potters who secured a convincing 27-7 victory.

The first quarter set the tone for the game, as Jaymin Haney of the East Liverpool Potters executed a 1-yard touchdown run, propelling his team to an early 7-0 lead. The Potters wasted no time in making their presence felt on the field.

As the game progressed into the second quarter, the Potters continued to assert their dominance. A 36-yard pass from their quarterback Gavin Wright connected with Burchett, extending their lead to 13-0. The Indian Creek team responded with determination, managing a 9-yard touchdown run by Zach Byard, closing the gap to 13-7.

However, the East Liverpool Potters weren’t done yet. They orchestrated a spectacular 98-yard touchdown pass, with Wright delivering a school record-breaking throw to his teammate Burchett. This play further solidified the Potters’ lead at 20-7, showcasing their prowess in execution thus far in 2023.

The momentum carried into the fourth quarter, where the Potters continued to shine. Gavin Wright, displaying his running talents, achieved a 12-yard touchdown run, further extending the Potters’ advantage to 27-7. This final touchdown sealed the victory for the Potters, capping off a remarkable display of offensive prowess and determination.

East Liverpool moves to 2-0 on the season.