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CEVERA’S WALK-OFF SINKS SKIPPERS ON SENIOR NIGHT

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Photo Credit: Mickey Zheng Photography

Ashtabula, OH- In a showdown of rivals on Tuesday, the St. John Heralds clinched a dramatic 2-1 victory over the Harding Fairport Skippers with a walk-off hit in the bottom of the seventh inning. This moment was made all the more special as it was senior night for the Heralds.

With tensions running high and the game deadlocked at one apiece, Alyssa Cevera emerged as the hero for the Heralds, smashing a crucial triple that brought in the winning run.

The pitching duel between both teams was intense, with the Fighting Herald’s pitchers striking out eight batters, while Fairport’s hurlers managed to sit down seven.

The Heralds wasted no time in making their mark on the game, with Rylee Frasure delivering a clutch double in the first inning to put St. John on the scoreboard.

However, Fairport answered back in the top of the fourth inning, as Sadler’s double helped them knot the score at one run each.

As the game reached its climax, Alyssa Cevera stepped up to seal the victory for the Heralds, delivering a stellar performance on the mound and shutting down Fairport’s offense.

Cevera’s pitching prowess earned her the win, as she held Fairport hitless and scoreless over two crucial innings, striking out two batters and showcasing her composure under pressure.

Despite the tough loss, McFadden pitched admirably for Fairport, going six and two-thirds innings and allowing just two runs on six hits while striking out seven batters.

The Heralds’ offensive effort was led by Cevera, Frasure, and Caitlyn Carney, each of whom collected two hits in the game. Cevera and Frasure also contributed with timely RBIs, while Carney showcased her speed on the basepaths by stealing two bases.

For Fairport, Sadler drove in their sole run of the game, going 1-for-3 at the plate, while Phillips led their offense with a 2-for-2 performance.

With this thrilling victory secured, the Fighting Heralds look ahead to their next challenge as they hit the road to face the Cardinal Varsity Huskies on Wednesday.

HERALDS SKIP PAST FAIRPORT

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Photo Credit: Joclyn Nicholas

Fairport Harbor, OH- Ezra Campbell showcased his offensive prowess, driving in four runs on three hits to propel the St. John Heralds to a commanding 19-3 victory over the Fairport Skippers on Wednesday.

Campbell’s bat was on fire throughout the game, as he delivered timely hits to fuel the Heralds’ offense. In the second inning, Campbell’s single drove in one run, and in the fourth inning, he came through again with another single, plating two more runs.

The Heralds surged ahead with a dominant performance in the second inning, where they erupted for 10 runs to seize control of the game. Contributions came from various players, including Anthony Severino, Will Anderson, and Campbell, who all played a part in driving in runs during the explosive inning.

Fairport Harding managed to get on the scoreboard early in the first inning when DJ Dambolena singled, bringing in one run. However, the Heralds quickly asserted their dominance, extending their lead in the third inning with the help of a passed ball and a single by Kyle Hejduk.

Hejduk also showcased his skills on the mound, starting the game for the Heralds and delivering a solid performance, striking out six batters over three innings. Nathan Wright took the mound for Fairport Harding but struggled against the relentless onslaught of the Heralds’ offense.

Anderson provided stellar relief pitching for the Heralds, shutting down Fairport Harding’s offense with two innings of zero-run ball, striking out four batters in the process.

Offensively, the Heralds amassed 13 hits, with Campbell and Anderson leading the charge with three hits each. Severino, Ryan Williams, and Hejduk also contributed multiple hits to the Heralds’ offensive barrage.

The Heralds’ disciplined approach at the plate was evident, as they drew 11 walks throughout the game. Aaron Wychock, Anderson, John Miller, and AJ Henslee displayed patience, each drawing two walks.

On the basepaths, the Heralds wreaked havoc, stealing a total of 10 bases, with Wychock, Campbell, Williams, and Anderson each swiping multiple bags.

Defensively, the Heralds were flawless, committing no errors in the field, with Severino making the most plays with 13 chances.

Fairport Harding’s Elijah Harless led his team with two hits, while Wright, Dambolena, and Harless each drove in a run for the Skippers. Fairport Harding displayed discipline at the plate, tallying eight walks.

The St. John Heralds look to carry their momentum into their next game as they face Chalker at home on Thursday, aiming to continue their winning streak.

HERALDS LOSE LEAD LATE TO FALL TO SKIPPERS

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Fairport Harbor, OH- Despite amassing 12 hits, the St. John Heralds suffered a narrow 9-8 defeat against the Fairport Skippers on Tuesday. Alyssa Cevera stood out for the Heralds, delivering an impressive four-hit performance.

Cevera’s bat was on fire throughout the game, as she went 4-for-4 at the plate, showcasing her hitting prowess. She doubled twice, once in the fourth inning and again in the seventh, and added two singles in the second and sixth innings.

Fairport got off to a strong start, taking an early lead in the bottom of the first inning courtesy of Justinger’s triple and Phillips’ groundout, each driving in a run.

However, the Heralds fought back, seizing the lead in the top of the fourth inning. Cevera’s double, combined with contributions from Gianna Torres, Caitlyn Carney, and Rylee Frasure, propelled St. John ahead, scoring one run each.

A crucial error by the Heralds allowed Fairport to level the score at four apiece in the bottom of the fifth. St. John responded in the top of the sixth, breaking the tie with Oliveras’ double, driving in two runs, followed by Frasure’s single to extend their lead to 7-4.

Nevertheless, Fairport staged a dramatic comeback in the bottom of the sixth, capitalizing on an error to score five runs on two hits, surging ahead to a 9-7 lead.

Cevera displayed her versatility, starting in the circle for the Heralds. Despite her solid performance, allowing three hits and three runs over four and two-thirds innings while striking out seven, the Heralds couldn’t secure the win. McFadden led the charge for Fairport from the mound, enduring St. John’s offensive onslaught to secure the victory.

Despite the loss, the Heralds showcased their offensive firepower, tallying 12 hits. Oliveras led the charge with a 2-for-5 performance at the plate, driving in three crucial runs. Frasure also made significant contributions, collecting three hits in four at-bats. Cevera’s speed on the basepaths was evident as she stole two bases, while the Heralds collectively swiped six bags throughout the game.

For Fairport, Prioreschi and Justinger led the offensive charge with two hits apiece, each driving in a run. The Skippers demonstrated patience at the plate, drawing eight walks to capitalize on scoring opportunities.

Despite the setback, the Heralds remain determined, eagerly anticipating their next matchup against the Lakeside Dragons on Thursday, where they aim to bounce back with a vengeance.

WARRIORS SINK SKIPPERS AFTER LATE GAME PUSH

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East Ashtabula, OH- In yet another thrilling contest, the Edgewood Warriors secured a hard-fought victory over the Fairport Skippers with a final score of 43-40. The game, characterized by tight defense and clutch shots, kept fans on the edge of their seats until the very end.

QUARTER SCORES
Edgewood Warriors: 8 | 8 | 11 | 16 = 43
Fairport Skippers: 11 | 12 | 8 | 9 = 40

Edgewood Warriors Total Points:

  • Jacob Ernst: 14
  • Logan Kray: 11
  • Brady Andrejack: 8
  • Mason Thorr: 8
  • Payton Williams: 2

Fairport Skippers Total Points:

  • James Gadomski: 16
  • Josh Parsons: 8
  • Yomar Castellano: 8
  • Tryston Doeing: 8

The first quarter set the tone for the game, with both teams trading baskets and playing tough defense. The Skippers managed to take a slim lead, ending the quarter ahead 11-8. In the second quarter, the Warriors fought back, but Fairport maintained their lead, heading into halftime with a 23-16 advantage.

The third quarter saw the Warriors’ offense come alive, as they closed the gap to just two points, trailing 31-29 heading into the final period. In the fourth quarter, with the game on the line, the Warriors turned up the intensity on both ends of the court. Led by Jacob Ernst, who finished with a team-high 14 points, the Warriors executed crucial plays down the stretch to secure the victory.

Logan Kray contributed 11 points, while Brady Andrejack and Mason Thorr each added 8 points for the Warriors. Despite a valiant effort from the Skippers, including a 16-point performance from James Gadomski, the Warriors’ resilience proved too much to overcome.

The win improves the Edgewood Warriors’ record to an impressive 15-5 on the season, highlighting their ability to perform under pressure in close games. Looking ahead, the Warriors will face off against the West Geauga Wolverines on February 16th, 2024, in what promises to be another exciting matchup.

As for the Fairport Skippers, they will look to bounce back in their next game against the Cardinal Huskies on the same day. With a record of 14-5, the Skippers remain a formidable opponent in their conference.

Late-game heroics and thrilling finishes have become a trademark of the Warriors this season, with seven games decided by under three points and two resulting in overtime. Their ability to come through in clutch situations speaks to their resilience and determination on the court.

LISBON REMAINS UNBEATEN IN CLOSE WIN

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LISBON, OH- The Lisbon Blue Devils clashed with the Fairport Skippers in an intense match that saw both teams battling for supremacy on the field. From the very beginning, it was evident that this would be a game of determination and strategic prowess.

**First Quarter:**
The Fairport Skippers started the game with a powerful 60-yard rushing touchdown, taking an early lead of 6-0. However, the Lisbon Blue Devils swiftly responded with an impressive 10-yard pass from Trevor Siefke to Luke Kraft, tying the score at 6-6. Ben Weber successfully converted the extra point, giving Lisbon a 7-6 advantage. The Blue Devils continued to assert their dominance with a remarkable 37-yard touchdown pass from Trevor Siefke to Marcus Moore. Ben Weber once again added the extra point, extending their lead to 14-6.

**Second Quarter:**
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**Third Quarter:**
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**Fourth Quarter:**
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**Key Statistics:**
– **First Downs:** Lisbon 18, Fairport 12
– **Rushing Yards:** Lisbon 153, Fairport 207
– **Passing Yards:** Lisbon 167, Fairport 45
– **Completions-Attempts:** Lisbon 15-24, Fairport 6-17
– **Touchdowns-Interceptions:** Lisbon 2-1, Fairport 0-0
– **Fumbles-Lost:** Lisbon 0-0, Fairport 2-1
– **Penalties-Yards:** Lisbon 4-19, Fairport 6-25
– **3rd Down Conversions:** Lisbon 5-12, Fairport 2-9
– **4th Down Conversions:** Lisbon 0-9, Fairport 1-5
– **Tackles:** Lisbon 30.0, Fairport information missing
– **Sacks-Yards:** Lisbon 1.0-0, Fairport 0.0-0
– **Time of Possession:** Lisbon 19:35, Fairport 19:12

**Top Performers:**

**Rushing:**
– Lisbon: Ashton Hinchliffe – 19 rushes, 101 yards, 0 TD
– Lisbon: Trevor Siefke – 11 rushes, 39 yards, 0 TD
– Fairport: Fairport 8 – 33 rushes, 207 yards, 1 TD

**Passing:**
– Lisbon: Trevor Siefke – 15 completions, 24 attempts, 167 yards, 2 TD, 1 INT
– Fairport: Fairport 2 – 6 completions, 17 attempts, 45 yards, 0 TD, 0 INT

**Receiving:**
– Lisbon: Logan Stauffer – 8 receptions, 71 yards, 0 TD
– Lisbon: Marcus Moore – 1 reception, 37 yards, 1 TD
– Lisbon: Luke Kraft – 3 receptions, 34 yards, 1 TD
– Lisbon: Ashton Hinchliffe – 3 receptions, 25 yards, 0 TD
– Fairport: Fairport 6 – 2 receptions, 33 yards, 0 TD

**Defensive:**
– Lisbon: Hunter Dailey – 7.5 tackles, 1.0 sacks, 0 yards, 0 INT
– Lisbon: Trevor Siefke – 5.0 tackles, 0.0 sacks, 0 yards, 0 INT
– Fairport: Fairport 6 – 1.0 tackle, 0.0 sacks, 0 yards, 0 INT
– Fairport: Logan Stauffer – 1.0 tackle, 0.0 sacks, 0 yards, 0 INT