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WARRIORS OFFENSE TOO MUCH FOR DRAGONS

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Story by Larry Jennings
Ashtabula, OH- In a clash that saw bats blazing and runs flowing, the Edgewood Warriors emerged victorious over Lakeside in a thrilling softball encounter, with a standout performance by Mckenna Vencill leading the charge.
The game, which unfolded on Tuesday, witnessed the Edgewood Warriors overpowering Lakeside with a commanding 16-6 victory, showcasing their offensive prowess right from the opening inning.
Mckenna Vencill proved to be the star of the show, delivering a stellar performance at the plate, collecting three hits in four at-bats, and scoring four runs, to fuel the Warriors’ triumph. Vencill’s hitting clinic included a single in the first inning, a double in the fourth, and another single in the fifth, leaving Lakeside’s defense struggling to contain her onslaught.
However, Vencil wasn’t the only offensive force for the Edgewood Warriors, as the team exploded for an impressive 11 runs in the first inning alone. Contributions came from across the lineup, with players like Lucianna Paolillo, Makenna Rhodes, and Addison Lamson delivering key hits and RBIs to fuel the early onslaught.
Pitching wise, Mckenna Vencil took charge for the Warriors, earning the win after surrendering six hits and six runs, with six strikeouts over five innings. Despite Lakeside’s efforts, their starting pitcher Emily Mohney couldn’t contain the relentless Edgewood offense, ultimately taking the loss after giving up 16 runs on 17 hits.
The offensive dominance was reflected in Edgewood’s 17 hits throughout the game, with players like Luciano Paolillo and Makenna Rhodes joining Mckenna Vencil with three hits apiece. Natalie Ianetta and Avery Vencill also contributed multiple hits, while the team showcased patience at the plate, drawing five walks.
Defensively, the Warriors displayed their prowess by turning a crucial double play during the game, further solidifying their grip on the contest.
Although Lakeside fought valiantly, with players like Lucie Cole, Mariah Gildersleeve, Sophia Matriciano, Brooke DiBell, and Emily Mohney each contributing hits and RBIs, they ultimately couldn’t match the offensive firepower of the Edgewood Warriors.
Looking ahead, the Edgewood Warriors will carry their momentum into their next challenge as they hit the road to face West Geauga, aiming to continue their winning streak and build upon their impressive performance against Lakeside.  The Dragons will look to rebound as they take on Brush on Wednesday.

WARRIORS RUN PAST COMPETITION IN BERKSHIRE INVITATIONAL

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Story by Larry Jennings

Burton, OH- The track and field athletes of Ashtabula Edgewood High School showcased their exceptional talents and competitive spirit at the First Berkshire Invitational Track Meet, held on April 19, 2024. Led by standout performances across various events,  Edgewood emerged as the dominant force, clinching multiple victories and securing top honors in both the girls’ and boys’ divisions.

**Chloe Hall Shines in Sprint Events**
Freshman sensation Chloe Hall proved to be a force to be reckoned with in the sprint events, claiming gold medals in both the Girls 100 meter Dash and Girls 200 meter Dash. Hall’s lightning-fast times of 13.57 seconds in the 100m and 28.51 seconds in the 200m showcased her exceptional speed and agility, solidifying her status as one of the top sprinters in the region.
**Tammy Liplin Excels in Distance Races**
Senior standout Tammy Liplin displayed her remarkable endurance and stamina in the distance races, dominating both the Girls 1600 meter Run and Girls 3200 meter Run events. Liplin’s impressive times of 5:32.28 in the 1600m and 11:42.71 in the 3200m demonstrated her unwavering determination and strategic race tactics, earning her well-deserved victories for Ash. Edgewood.
**Relay Teams Secure Gold**
The relay teams from Ash. Edgewood showcased their teamwork and cohesion, securing gold medals in both the Boys 4×100 Meter Relay and Boys 4×200 Meter Relay events. With swift baton exchanges and impeccable coordination, the relay squads delivered commanding performances, further bolstering Edgewood’s dominance on the track.
**Field Event Success**
In the field events, Edgewood athletes continued to shine, with Morgan Haywood capturing first place in the Girls Pole Vault and Chris Skwera emerging victorious in the Boys Pole Vault. Taylor Visnosky showcased her throwing prowess, claiming gold medals in both the Girls Discus Throw and Girls Shot Put events, further contributing to Edgewood’s impressive medal haul.
**Team Victory**
With outstanding performances across the board, Ash. Edgewood emerged as the overall champions in both the girls’ and boys’ divisions. The collective efforts of the team, coupled with individual excellence, propelled Ash. Edgewood to victory, as they showcased their depth and talent in every aspect of the meet.
**Final Team Scores**
In the girls’ division, Ash. Edgewood secured the top spot with a total score of 152 points, narrowly edging out Fairport Park Fairview who scored 149 points. In the boys’ division, Ashtabula Edgewood dominated with a commanding score of 160.5 points, solidifying their position as the team to beat.
As the track season progresses, Edgewood’s athletes are poised to continue their winning ways, setting their sights on even greater achievements in the pursuit of excellence. With their determination, skill, and unwavering team spirit, Ashtabula Edgewood remains a formidable contender in the realm of high school track and field.

WARRIORS OUTLAST RED RAIDERS IN WALK-OFF WIN

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Story by Larry Jennings

East Ashtabula, OH- In game 1 of a double header at Edgewood High School, the Edgewood Warriors and the Harvey Red Raiders engaged in a baseball battle for the ages, culminating in a heart-stopping walkoff victory for the Warriors. The game, played on a sunny, but chilly, Saturday afternoon, kept fans on the edge of their seats until the very last moment.

This game was part of a 3 team double header, celebrating the 2024 Ray Webker Classic.
The scoreboard lit up with a flurry of runs as both teams showcased their offensive prowess. With the final score standing at 14-13, it was evident that this was no ordinary game of baseball.
The Warriors seized an early lead in the bottom of the third inning, sparked by Logan Kray’s clutch double that drove in a run. Alex Spurduto then electrified the crowd with a towering home run to left field, bringing in three more runs and setting the tone for the Edgewood squad.
However, the Red Raiders refused to back down, mounting a fierce comeback in the top of the fifth inning. With a barrage of hits, including a pivotal error that drove in two runs, Harvey surged ahead to take a 7-4 lead, stunning the home crowd.
The back-and-forth battle continued into the seventh inning, with the Red Raiders extending their lead to 13-6, seemingly on the cusp of victory. But the Warriors had other plans.
In a dramatic turn of events, Edgewood rallied with unwavering determination in the bottom of the seventh. With the game tied at 13 and tensions running high, an error by the Red Raiders allowed the winning run to cross the plate, sealing a remarkable walkoff triumph for the Warriors.
Logan Cray emerged as a hero for Edgewood, delivering a clutch single on a full count that drove in three crucial runs, igniting a jubilant celebration among players and fans alike.
Pitcher Caleb Johnson earned the win for the Warriors, pitching with precision and composure in the final moments of the game. Despite the high-scoring affair, Johnson and the Edgewood defense held firm when it mattered most, securing the thrilling victory.
Offensively, Alex Spurduto led the charge for Edgewood, driving in three runs and going 3 for 5 at the plate. Aiden Hernandez, Logan Kray, and Zane Naylor also contributed multiple hits, showcasing the depth of talent in the Warriors lineup.
On the other side, Trent Hull led the offensive charge for the Harvey Red Raiders, tallying three runs batted in and showcasing his hitting prowess. Aiden Engelhart, Christian Cowlin, Brandon Bildstein, and Rodrigo Flores also made notable contributions at the plate for the visiting team.
Despite the disappointment of the loss, the Harvey Red Raiders demonstrated resilience and skill throughout the game, keeping pace with the Warriors in a thrilling display of baseball prowess.
As the dust settled on a memorable contest, both teams could hold their heads high after delivering a performance that will be remembered for years to come. The Edgewood Warriors emerged victorious on this occasion, but the spirit of competition and sportsmanship prevailed on the diamond.  The second game of the day for Edgewood was against the Pymatuning Valley Lakers, while Painesville travelled to Conneaut to take on the Spartans.

LAKERS RIDE THE WAVE PAST WARRIORS

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Photo Credit: Kelly Summers Photography

Story by Larry Jennings

East Ashtabula, OH- In game 2 of a double header at Edgewood High School, the Pymatuning Valley Lakers clashed with the Edgewood Varsity Warriors in a baseball showdown that kept fans on the edge of their seats. Despite a hard-fought battle, the Warriors ultimately fell short, facing an 8-6 defeat on their home turf on Saturday.

The game showcased standout performances from both teams, with Alex Spurduto leading the charge for the Warriors with an impressive three-hit display. Spurduto’s versatility at the plate was evident, highlighted by his solo home run in the fifth inning, a double in the third, and a single in the first.

Despite Spurduto’s efforts, the Lakers and Warriors engaged in a fierce back-and-forth struggle, with the lead shifting hands multiple times. Pymatuning Valley capitalized on a crucial error in the seventh inning, seizing the momentum and securing a decisive advantage over the Warriors.

The Lakers struck early, scoring a run in the opening inning on a balk to grab an initial lead. However, the Warriors quickly responded in the bottom of the first, as Riley Baldwin’s timely single drove in two runs, giving Edgewood an early advantage.

The game’s momentum swung back and forth, with Pymatuning Valley regaining the lead in the third inning on a double by Haynes and a sacrifice fly by Smith. Yet again, the Warriors rallied, with Sean Lincoln’s pivotal single driving in two runs to put Edgewood ahead.

In a contest marked by momentum shifts, both teams showcased resilience. Spurduto’s fifth-inning home run extended the Warriors’ lead, but Pymatuning Valley fought back with a run in the sixth. Zane Naylor’s sixth-inning solo homer provided hope for the Warriors, but the Lakers’ late surge secured the win.

Drake Haines and Landon Paul led the Lakers with two hits each, with Haines contributing three RBIs. Ty Vickery scored three runs for the Lakers, while Seth Bryan earned the win on the mound with five strikeouts in 6-1/3 innings.

Despite the loss, the Warriors displayed determination, with pitcher Logan Kray battling on the mound and Baldwin and Lincoln delivering crucial hits. As they prepare to face Conneaut in their next matchup, the Warriors remain focused on bouncing back and continuing to compete at a high level.

Meanwhile, the Lakers look ahead to their upcoming clash with the Lakeside Dragons on Monday, aiming to maintain their momentum and secure another victory on the road.

WARRIORS GET REDEMPTION IN FALCONS REMATCH

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Story by Larry Jennings

Jefferson, OH- In a game marked by solid execution and skill, the Edgewood Warriors secured a convincing 6-0 win against the Jefferson Area Falcons on Thursday. The Warriors demonstrated their strength and ability on the softball field throughout the matchup.

Right from the start, the Warriors asserted themselves, scoring their first run in the opening inning when McKenna Rhodes grounded out. They continued to build on their lead in the second inning, with Natalie Ianetta’s double adding to their advantage.

Pitcher Lucianna Paolillo played a significant role in Edgewood’s success, effectively limiting the Falcons’ offense. Paolillo’s precise pitching kept Jefferson to just two hits over seven innings, with two strikeouts and no walks.

Jefferson’s pitcher, Ada Sirrine, faced a tough challenge against Edgewood’s lineup. Despite her efforts, Sirrine allowed six runs, three of which were earned, on 14 hits during the game, showcasing her resilience in the face of strong opposition.

Edgewood’s offense was relentless, tallying an impressive 14 hits overall. Luciano Paolillo and Natalie Ianetta stood out with three hits each, contributing significantly to the team’s performance.

The Warriors’ offensive contributions were spread across the lineup, with multiple players driving in runs. Mackenna Rhodes, Luciano Paolillo, Natalie Ianetta, Addison Lamson, and Carly Kray each contributed an RBI, highlighting the team’s collective effort.

Although Jefferson put up a fight, they ultimately couldn’t match Edgewood’s firepower. Gianna Iannetta, McKenna Vencil, and Avery Vencil led the Warriors’ offensive efforts with multiple hits each.

With this win secured, the Edgewood Warriors turn their attention to their upcoming game against Berkshire on Friday, aiming to maintain their momentum. Meanwhile, the Jefferson Falcons will regroup as they prepare to face Howland in their next matchup.

HERALDS OFFENSE SHARP IN WIN OVER WARRIORS

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Photo Credit: Joclyn Nicholas

East Ashtabula, OH- In a big time Ashtabula County matchup, the St. John Heralds emerged triumphant over the Edgewood Warriors with a hard-fought 11-7 victory on Thursday.

Will Anderson led the charge for the Heralds, delivering a stellar performance with three hits in four at-bats, including two crucial doubles and a timely single.

The Heralds wasted no time getting on the scoreboard, capitalizing on an error in the first inning to take an early lead.

However, the Warriors quickly turned the tide in the second inning, surging ahead to a 4-1 lead with a barrage of hits, including singles by Geno Measel and Zane Naylor, along with a double from Aidan Hernandez.

Undeterred, the Heralds responded emphatically in the bottom of the second, unleashing a potent offensive onslaught to score five runs on four hits, seizing a 6-4 lead. Anthony Severino’s double proved to be the highlight of the inning, driving in two crucial runs.

The Heralds continued to pile on the runs in the fourth inning, adding five more runs on three hits, with Bryson Vennitti’s double and Anderson’s timely hit contributing to their commanding lead.

On the mound, Ryan Williams showcased his pitching prowess for the Heralds, surrendering zero earned runs over six and two-thirds innings, while striking out seven batters. Aaron Wychock came in in the top of the 7th inning for closing duties throwing blazing heaters to get the final strikeout of the game.

For the Warriors, Alex Sperduto endured a challenging outing, allowing four earned runs over three and two-thirds innings.

Offensively, the Heralds amassed nine hits in the game, with Vennitti leading the charge with two hits. Anderson and Brady Cole showcased their speed on the basepaths, each stealing multiple bases, while the team collectively accumulated eight stolen bases.

Despite the loss, the Warriors displayed resilience at the plate, tallying 10 hits in the game, with Hernandez leading the charge with three hits including 3 doubles.

While the score was high this game was not without spectacular defensive plays including jaw dropping catches by the Warriors Logan Kray and the Heralds Ezra Campbell. Looking ahead, the Heralds will carry their winning momentum into their next game against Mathews on Friday, aiming to maintain their dominance on the field. Meanwhile, the Warriors will prepare for a doubleheader at home against the Harvey Red Raiders followed by the Pymatuning Valley Lakers, seeking to bounce back and secure victory in their upcoming matchups.

FALCONS FLY BY WARRIORS

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Photo Credit: Tanya Jean Photography

Story by Larry Jennings

East Ashtabula, OH- In a hard-fought battle on the softball diamond, the Edgewood Warriors put up a valiant effort but ultimately fell short against Jefferson Area. Despite a standout performance from Natalie Ianetta, who collected an impressive four hits in as many at-bats, the Warriors succumbed to a 12 to 5 defeat on Tuesday at Edgewood High School.

Ianetta’s stellar batting display was a beacon of hope for the Warriors, as she consistently found success at the plate throughout the game. Her contributions, including a clutch RBI, underscored her importance to the team’s offensive efforts.
Natalie Ianetta also made her presence felt, delivering a standout performance highlighted by a series of key hits. Her efforts, which included a double in the seventh inning, further bolstered the Warriors’ offensive charge.
Despite a promising start that saw the Warriors open the scoring in the bottom of the second inning, courtesy of Faith Vencil’s RBI single, Jefferson Area staged a dramatic comeback in the later stages of the game.
Jefferson’s offense exploded in the top of the fifth inning, capitalizing on opportunities to score six runs on six hits and seize a commanding 7 to 2 lead. The pivotal moment came with a double by Rylee De Mattia, driving in two crucial runs and swinging the momentum in Jefferson’s favor.
Ada Sirrine emerged as the hero for Jefferson, earning the win on the mound with a gritty performance. Despite facing pressure from the Warriors’ lineup, Sirrine  showcased resilience, allowing 11 hits and five runs over seven innings while striking out three and walking one.
On the other side, Lucianna Paolillo endured a tough outing for the Warriors, shouldering the loss after surrendering 12 runs, eight earned, on 13 hits over seven innings of play. Paolillo’s efforts were commendable, as she battled through adversity and notched an impressive 11 strikeouts.
Despite the defeat, the Warriors’ lineup displayed resilience, with Ianetta, McKenna Vencill, Paolillo, Natalie Ianetta, and Faith Vencill each driving in a run. Addison Lampson also contributed with a pair of hits, further showcasing the depth of the Warriors’ offensive arsenal.
For Jefferson, Kennidie Rogers emerged as a standout performer, leading the charge with three runs batted in from the number seven spot in the lineup. Rogers’ timely hitting, combined with contributions from players like Allison Hill, Rylee DeMattia, and Adrianna Brass, proved instrumental in securing the victory.
While Jefferson Area managed to turn one double play during the game, it was their relentless offensive onslaught that ultimately proved decisive in clinching the win.
Looking ahead, the Edgewood Warriors will aim to bounce back from this defeat as they prepare for their next challenge at Madison on Wednesday. Despite the setback, the Warriors remain determined to harness their strengths and continue their pursuit of success on the softball field.  Jefferson will be at Lakeside to take on the Dragons on Wednesday.

DRAGONS HOT AT THE PLATE IN WIN OVER WARRIORS

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Story by Larry Jennings

Ashtabula, OH- In a baseball showdown characterized by offensive fireworks, the Edgewood Warriors found themselves on the wrong end of a 14 to 12 slugfest against the Lakeside Dragons on Tuesday at Edgewood Senior High School. Both teams showcased their hitting prowess, combining for an impressive total of 28 runs on 28 hits.

The Lakeside Dragons wasted no time asserting their dominance, opening the scoring in the top of the first inning courtesy of a pair of well-timed singles. Gage Tome’s RBI single set the tone for Lakeside’s explosive offensive display.
However, it was in the second inning that the Dragons truly unleashed their offensive onslaught, tallying six runs on three hits to extend their lead. Contributions from players like Zach Palmer, who delivered a clutch double, and Chase Newsome, who drove in a run with a sacrifice fly, propelled Lakeside to an early advantage.
Despite the deficit, the Edgewood Warriors refused to back down, mounting a spirited comeback effort fueled by standout performances from players like Tony Hall. Hall’s remarkable display at the plate, which included five hits and three RBIs, served as a beacon of hope for the Warriors as they battled to narrow the gap. Also contributing significantly was Zane Naylor’s performance, as he was two for four and drove in three.  Leadoff batter Aidan Hernandez was two for three and scored three runs.
In a game marked by momentum swings and offensive fireworks, both teams traded blows, with neither willing to concede defeat easily. However, it was ultimately the Lakeside Dragons who managed to maintain their edge, fending off the Warriors’ late rally to secure the hard-fought victory.
Anthony Wooten emerged as the hero for Lakeside, earning the win on the mound with a gutsy performance. Despite facing pressure from the Warriors’ lineup, Wooten showcased composure, allowing nine hits and four runs over 5 2/3 innings while striking out five and issuing no walks.
On the other side, Anthony Ciesicki endured a tough outing for the Edgewood Warriors, shouldering the loss after surrendering nine runs, only one earned, over three innings of play. Despite the challenges on the mound, Ciesicki  demonstrated resilience, striking out four batters in his efforts to keep the Warriors within striking distance.
Offensively, the Warriors put up a formidable fight, piling up 13 hits throughout the game. Aiden Hernandez and Logan Kray were among the standout performers for Edgewood, each collecting multiple hits to contribute to the team’s offensive effort.
For the Lakeside Dragons, players like Alex DiSalvatore, Dylan Newsome, and Chase Newsome led the charge, each driving in two runs to bolster their team’s offensive output. With contributions from players up and down the lineup, Lakeside showcased their depth and versatility at the plate.
Despite the loss, the Edgewood Warriors remain undeterred as they look ahead to their next challenge against Ashtabula St. John, on Thursday. Buoyed by their resilience and fighting spirit, the Warriors are determined to bounce back and return to the win column in their pursuit of success on the baseball diamond.

DRAGONS FALL TO WARRIORS IN FINAL INNING

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Story by Larry Jennings

Ashtabula, OH- In a thrilling showdown on the diamond, Edgewood’s Varsity Warriors clashed with the Lakeside Dragons in a nail-biting baseball matchup that showcased stellar pitching performances and tense moments until the very end. On Monday, both teams brought their A-game, but it was the Edgewood Warriors who emerged victorious, edging out the Lakeside Dragons with a final score of 2-1.

The spotlight shone brightly on the pitchers as Logan Kray took the mound for Edgewood, while Lakeside sent Alex DiSalvatore to the bump. From the outset, it was evident that runs would be at a premium, as both hurlers showcased their prowess on the mound.
Kray proved to be a force to be reckoned with, racking up an impressive 12 strikeouts over six innings of work. Despite facing some pressure, he held Lakeside to just two hits and one run, displaying his command and dominance on the rubber.
Meanwhile, DiSalvatore  kept pace, going toe-to-toe with Kray. He pitched a solid seven innings, allowing just three hits and two runs, one of which was earned. DiSalvatore  showcased his own striking prowess, tallying nine strikeouts while issuing only one walk.
The game remained deadlocked until the late innings when the tension reached its peak. In the second inning, Edgewood managed to scrape across a run thanks to a wild pitch, taking an early lead. However, Lakeside fought back, leveling the score at one apiece in the bottom of the sixth inning with Zach Palmer’s clutch sacrifice fly.
As the game hung in the balance in the top of the seventh, Edgewood seized the opportunity to break the tie. An error by Lakeside allowed the Warriors to push across the decisive run, swinging the momentum in their favor.
Despite Lakeside’s valiant effort at the plate, drawing six walks and displaying aggressive baserunning with four stolen bases, they ultimately fell short in their quest for victory. Zach Palmer’s lone RBI stood as a testament to Lakeside’s resilience, but it wasn’t enough to overcome Edgewood’s pitching prowess and opportunistic offense, with Tony Hall scoring both runs for the Warriors.
The Dragons didn’t go down without a fight, however. Lakeside had the bases loaded in the bottom of the seventh with one out, but Alex Sperduto got a pop out and a fly ball out to end the game.
In the end, it was Logan Kray who earned the win for Edgewood, while Alex Desalvator was saddled with the loss for Lakeside. Aiden Hernandez, Logan Rudolph, and Riley Baldwin each contributed with a hit for the victorious Warriors, while Caleb Stitt, Gage Tome, Alex DiSalvatore, and Chase Newsom collected hits for the Lakeside Dragons.
With the dust settled on this thrilling encounter, Edgewood Warriors look ahead to their rematch against the Lakeside Dragons at Walter C Higgins Field at Edgewood High School on Tuesday. As the two teams prepare to square off once again, fans can expect another intense battle on the diamond as both sides seek redemption and bragging rights in this fiercely contested rivalry.

PAOLILLO’S 16 STRIKEOUTS LEAD WARRIORS PAST EAGLES

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Story contributed by : Larry Jennings

East Ashtabula, OH- In a clash of rivals on the softball diamond, the Edgewood Warriors secured a resounding victory over Geneva, propelled by a standout performance from Luciana Paolillo. The game, played out on Monday at Edgewood High School, showcased the Warriors’ prowess, ultimately resulting in a three to zero triumph.

Paolillo, a force to be reckoned with in the circle, showcased her dominance by notching an impressive 16 strikeouts over seven innings of play. Her command of the game was evident as she limited Geneva to a mere five hits while denying them any opportunity to cross home plate.
The contest was marked by a formidable display of pitching prowess on both sides, with Geneva’s hurlers managing to strike out 3 of the Warrior batters. However, it was ultimately Paolillo’s masterful performance that proved to be the decisive factor.
Edgewood Warriors wasted no time in establishing their dominance, with their offense coming alive in the bottom of the second inning. A series of well-executed plays, including key singles, paved the way for the Warriors to seize an early lead.
Faith Vencill proved instrumental in putting Edgewood on the scoreboard, driving in a crucial run that set the tone for the remainder of the game. Meanwhile, Gianna Ianetta emerged as a standout performer, delivering clutch hits and driving in two runs from the number eight spot in the lineup.
Addison Lampson further bolstered the Warriors’ offensive charge, leading the team with an impressive 3 for 3 performance at the plate. The Warriors’ disciplined approach extended to the fielding aspect of the game, as they didn’t commit a single error throughout the match.
Despite Geneva’s valiant efforts, including a solid outing from starting pitcher A. Brass, they were unable to overcome the relentless onslaught from the Warriors. Geneva’s offense struggled to gain traction against Paolillo’s formidable pitching, ultimately falling short in their bid to secure a victory.  A Palmasono led Geneva with two hits in three at bats.
While Geneva managed to turn one double play during the game and showcased solid defensive play, it was not enough to counter the relentless offensive onslaught from the Edgewood Warriors.
Looking ahead, the Edgewood Warriors are set to continue their campaign with a home game against Jefferson Area on Tuesday. Buoyed by their impressive performance against Geneva, the Warriors are poised to maintain their winning momentum as they aim for further success in the season ahead.  Geneva is looking to bounce back, taking on Kirtland at the Geneva home field.