Tag Archive for: High School Football

IRISH FIND GOLD AGAINST CHANEY

YOUNGSTOWN OH- The last time Ursuline won a season opener, they had to wait it out two hours in a double overtime win.  Tonight was a similar situation minus the overtime,  as the Irish took on the Chaney Cowboys.

 

Ursuline’s first big play came when Dante Walker recovered a Chaney fumble on the opening possession.  Few plays after, running back Trenton Hill burst into the end-zone six yards out making it 6-0 Irish after a failed two point conversion.

 

The Irish extended the score later on in the quarter as junior quarterback Brady Shannon found his favorite target in Miami Red-hawk commit Matthew Reardon making it 14-0. Shannon got his second TD of the night, lobbing it up to Dean Boyd making it 22-0, which was the last score until the weather delay.

 

After the delay, it was as if nothing changed.  Ursuline stopped the Cowboys offense and scored one more time and added one with a Dylan Peplowski extra point.

 

It was not all bad for Chaney as they did end on a good note getting a touchdown, but it was too late as the Irish got their first season opener win since 2016,  29-6.

 

Ursuline (1-0) will host Austintown Fitch next Friday, while Chaney (0-1) will head to Howland (0-1) to try to pounce on the Tigers.

*Contributed by Ian O’Brien

LEOPARDS FALL JUST SHORT IN DOVER

DOVER OH- After a 90-minute storm delay, the Dover Tornadoes held on to beat the Louisville Leopards 19-10.
Dover jumped out and got two scores in the first quarter on the arm and legs of Ayden Hall.  He ended the game with 2 TD’s through the air and one on the ground.
Nathan Ravine caught 2 TD passes.

Myles Lab connected on a 32 yard FG to start the scoring for Louisville. Tyler Jackson threw a TD  pass to Zack Seaman for the Leopards lone touchdown. Andrew Essik ran great for the Leps at RB for a 100-yard game.

Zack Seaman played an outstanding game on both sides of the ball.
The defensive line played outstanding for the Leopards.

*Contributed by YSN’s Rob Roberts

INTERVIEW WITH TIM STRIED

EAST PALESTINE OH- The future of high school sports in Ohio is still cloudy. Although some regulations and reopening dates have emerged, a lot of questions still remain, especially for the 2020 football season. Will there be fans? If so how many? How will the playoffs look?

OHSAA Senior Director of Communication Tim Stried joined Running Point on Friday to shed some light on the current state of the OHSAA, and it’s future plans. He also discusses the expanded playoff format for 2021