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POLAND KEEPS UP WINNING WAYS

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JEFFERSON OH-

Meredith Trevis was dialed in at the plate on Monday, tallying four hits and leading Poland to a 12-1 win over Jefferson Area. Trevis singled in the second, singled in the fourth, singled in the sixth, and singled in the seventh.

Poland grabbed an early lead. They scored on a error in the first inning, a single by Trevis in the second inning, a single by Emily Denney in the second inning, and a error in the second inning.

In the bottom of the first inning, Jefferson Area tied things up at one when Sammi Speakman singled on a 1-0 count, scoring one run.

The Bulldogs pulled away for good with four runs in the second inning. In the second Trevis singled on a 1-0 count, scoring one run, Denney singled on a 0-2 count, scoring one run, and an error scored two runs for Poland.

Katie McDonald was credited with the victory for Poland. The pitcher surrendered one run on four hits over seven innings, striking out ten.

Speakman took the loss for Jefferson Area. The hurler allowed 14 hits and 12 runs over seven innings, striking out six and walking one.

Poland smacked one home run on the day. McDonald went deep in the fifth inning.

The Bulldogs racked up 14 hits in the game. Trevis, Gia Schiavone, and Denney all collected multiple hits. Trevis led  with four hits in four at bats.

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GAMBLE AND CLIPPERS BLANK PALESTINE

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COLUMBIANA OH-

Mackenzi Gamble threw a shutout to lead Columbiana past East Palestine 17-0 on Monday.

Gamble led the Clippers to victory by driving in five runs. Gamble went 3-for-4 at the plate. Gamble drove in runs on a home run in the first and a triple in the third.

Columbiana got on the board in the first inning. Gamble homered on a 3-1 count, scoring three runs.

One bright spot for East Palestine was a single by Morgan Rutledge in the first inning.

Gamble led the Clippers to victory on the rubber. Gamble lasted five innings, allowing two hits and zero runs while striking out 13.

The Clippers tallied two home runs on the day. Maci Linhart went deep in the first inning. Gamble had a dinger in the first inning.

Clippers scattered 17 hits in the game. Ava Davanzo, Gamble, Tori Long, Julia Rapp, Audrey Smith, and Alaina Johnston all managed multiple hits for Clippers. Davanzo led Clippers with four hits in four at bats.

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PAVLANSKY POWERS BULLDOGS PAST GRAND VALLEY

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CORTLAND OH-

Maggie Pavlansky did the opposing team no favors on Monday, picking up four hits over five at bats and leading Lakeview to a 17-3 win over Grand Valley. Pavlansky singled in the first, doubled in the fourth, and doubled twice in the fifth.

Lakeview fired up the offense in the first inning. Raegan Schick singled on the first pitch of the at bat, scoring one run.

The Bulldogs put up seven runs in the fifth inning. The big inning was thanks to singles by Gianna Caruso, Abbie Campana, and Kylie Imes and doubles by Olivia Kelm, Sammy Aey, and Pavlansky.

Ella Chadwick earned the victory on the rubber for Lakeview. The hurler allowed eight hits and three runs over five innings, striking out three and walking one.

Lakeview tallied 18 hits. Pavlansky, Schick, Aey, Campana, Kelm, and Caruso each managed multiple hits. Schick and Pavlansky each collected four hits to lead.

Grand Valley tallied eight hits on the day. Cooper and Hopes all managed multiple hits for Grand Valley.

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EAGLES LAUNCH A PAIR OF BOMBS IN BLOWOUT OF NILES

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HUBBARD, Ohio –

The Hubbard Lady Eagles (3-1) softball team was firing on all cylinders in their 17-0 routing of the Niles Lady Red Dragons.

After striking the Lady Red Dragons out 1,2,3 to begin the game, the Lady Eagles proceeded to bat around the order in their bottom half of the inning, platting 8 runs in the process.

Niles would fair a little better in their second inning appearances at the plate, only striking out once, but Hubbard would keep things rolling into their half of the second.

After a single by Kailiah Gregory to start off the inning, the Lady Eagles blasted back-to-back home runs off the bats of Haley Croyle and Emily Filicky to expand their lead to 11. Not stopping there, the Lady Eagles would score 3 more runs in the inning thanks to a couple of Niles errors.

Hubbard’s Grace Narkum would then strike out the next 6 Niles batters she faced, carrying a perfect game into the start of the 5th frame. Unfortunately for Narkum, perfection was not in the cards today, as Niles’ Melius would hit a single up the middle for the Lady Red Dragons only base hit of the night.

With no elation of a perfect game, the Lady Eagles could still find satisfaction in picking up their 3rd conference win of the season, 17-0.

TOP PERFORMERS:

HUBBARD

Grace Narkum – 3-for-4, 1 double, 3 RBI’s, 2 runs scored, 12K’s

Haley Croyle – 2-for-3, 1 double, 1 HR, 2 RBI’s, 3 runs scored

Emily Filicky – 2-for-2, 1 HR, 1 RBI, 2 runs scored

*Contributed By YSN’s Jamie Thomson

KOHLER THROWS PERFECT GAME RAIDERS SPLIT TWO IN MYRTLE

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MYRTLE BEACH OH-

GAME 1:

Bree Kohler hurled a perfect game on Monday to lead South Range past Carolina Forest 11-0. Kohler struck out Kaylea Hart to end the game.

South Range secured the victory thanks to six runs in the fourth inning. Kohler, Samantha Susany, Juli Stachowicz, Kelly Szolek, and Jamie Feren all drove in runs in the frame.

The Raiders got things moving in the first inning. An error scored one run.

South Range notched six runs in the fourth inning. The rally was led by singles by Kohler, Susany, and Feren, a triple by Stachowicz, and a sacrifice fly by Szolek.

Kohler got the win for South Range. The righthander surrendered zero runs on zero hits over five innings, striking out 12 and walking zero.

South Range totaled 11 hits in the game. Susany and Madison Dado each racked up multiple hits for. Susany went 3-for-4 at the plate to lead in hits.

GAME 2:

A walk-off left South Range on the wrong end of an 11-10 defeat to Clover on Monday. The game was tied at ten with Clover batting in the bottom of the seventh when Adah Browning doubled on a 3-1 count, scoring one run.

South Range trailed by four runs in the third inning, but then fought back to lower the final margin. Raiders scored three runs in the failed comeback on a error in the fourth, a double by Reagan Irons in the fifth, and a error in the fifth.

South Range got on the board in the first inning when Bree Kohler singled on a 1-2 count, scoring one run.

The Raiders knotted the game up at ten in the top of the fifth inning. An error scored one run.

After South Range scored three runs in the top of the second, Clover answered with three of their own. The Raiders scored when an error scored one run, Kohler laid down a sacrifice bunt, scoring one run, and Juli Stachowicz singled on a 1-2 count, scoring one run. Clover then answered when Hope Marshburn grounded out, scoring one run and Browning singled on the first pitch of the at bat, scoring one run.

Clover scored seven runs in the third inning. Clover big bats were led by Logan Macneil, Brie Berry, Browning, Sami Chavis, and Jenna Ventrelli, who all drove in runs.

Amelia Mason led things off in the pitcher’s circle for Clover. The pitcher went six innings, allowing ten runs on 14 hits, striking out five and walking zero.

Stachowicz was in the pitcher’s circle for South Range. The lefty allowed seven hits and seven runs over two and a third innings. Kohler and Samantha Susany entered the game as relief, throwing two and a third innings and one and two-thirds innings respectively.

Stachowicz started the game for South Range. The southpaw allowed seven hits and seven runs over two and a third innings

The Raiders up 14 hits in the game. Irons, Susany, Stachowicz, Madison Dado, and Kelly Szolek all collected multiple hits. Irons went 3-for-5 at the plate to lead in hits.

Clover tallied ten hits on the day. Maddy Bruining, Browning, and Emily Wodecki each collected multiple hits for Clover. Bruining led Clover with three hits in four at bats.

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LISBON LASHES OUT ON EAGLES GRABS FOOTHOLD IN EOAC

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HANOVERTON OH-

Justyce Vrable would not be denied at the plate on Monday, picking up four hits and leading Lisbon to a 24-2 win over United. Vrable singled in the first, homered in the second, doubled in the third, and singled in the fourth.

Lisbon got things started in the first inning. Kaity Clark grounded out, scoring one run.

The Blue Devils tallied ten runs in the fourth inning. They put the pressure on, lead by singles by Vrable, Taylor Deland, Anna Marshalek, and Clark, a walk by McKenna Dailey, a home run by Clark, and a double by Mya Emmerling.

Emma Thompson took the win for Lisbon. The pitcher went five innings, allowing two runs on nine hits and striking out five.

Tori Firth took the loss for United. The bulldog went three innings, allowing 18 runs on 13 hits and striking out one.

The Blue Devils socked two home runs on the day. Clark had a homer in the fourth inning. Vrable put one out in the second inning.

Lisbon racked up 18 hits on the day. Vrable, Marshalek, Emmerling, Deland, Clark, and Thompson all managed multiple hits. Vrable led them with four hits in five at bats. The Blue Devils tore up the base paths, as two players stole at least two bases. Thompson led the way with two.

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SOUTH RANGE SOFTBALL COACH’S CORNER (EP 1) WITH JEFF DEROSE

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CANFIELD OH- South Range softball is off and running in 2021. The Raiders had high expectations coming into the season with seniors Bree Kohler, and Jillian Strecansky leading the charge. Not even Jeff DeRose could have expected the power the Raiders have brought to the start of the season. The team has already hit 5 HR by 5 different players. The lineup is as balanced as it has ever been and that is cause for optimism in the Range. The Raiders head to Myrtle Beach over spring break to get in some quality competition.

Coach DeRose took the time to call in to YSN’s Running Point this week to chat with Ron Potesta and Anthony Hartwig. They discuss the quick start from his offense, what he expects from his seniors, and much more. It has been a long time coming Raiders softball fans but we are back with Episode 1 of Coach’s Corner with Jeff DeRose.

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UNITED SOFTBALL COACH’S CORNER (EP 1) WITH SAM MATHIAS

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HANOVERTON OH- United softball is a young bunch, but you can’t tell that due to their fast start. The Eagles have jumped out to a 3-0 record on the season and 2-0 in the EOAC. Their offense has been the main reason why, the Eagles have scored 39 runs in their first three games. Contributions all around in their lineup as well. The Burton sisters Savannah and Colby or “Bash Sisters” as their known in Hanoverton have really come on this season so far and are producing runs at will. A big two game series with Lisbon looms for the Eagles as they will host the Blue Devils on Monday, and travel to Lisbon on Tuesday.

Head coach Sam Mathias is no stranger to coaching. Along with heading up the softball team at United, he coaches the girls basketball team at Sebring. He has been pleased with the Eagles start so far, and took the time to call in to YSN’s Running Pont to talk about it. He discusses his incredible offensive production, his seniors, and much more. Get an update on United softball straight from the head coach himself in Episode 1 of Coach’s Corner with Sam Mathias.

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BIG INNING BOOSTS BULLDOGS

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POLAND OH-

Poland knocked in six runs in the third on its way to an 8-1 victory over Howland on Saturday. The rally was led by singles from Jackie Grisdale, Cameryn Lattanzio, Abby Farber, Katie McDonald, and Gia Schiavone.

Poland fired up the offense in the second inning. Mary Brant hit a solo homer.

The Bulldogs notched six runs in the third inning. Poland batters contributing to the big inning included Grisdale, Lattanzio, Farber, McDonald, and Schiavone, who each had RBIs in the inning.

McDonald pitched Poland to victory. The righty allowed six hits and one run over seven innings, striking out four.

Alexia Spangler took the loss for Howland. The pitcher lasted six innings, allowing eight hits and eight runs while striking out six.

The Bulldogs smacked one home run on the day. Brant had a dinger in the second inning.

Poland saw the ball well today, racking up eight hits in the game. Brant and Lattanzio each collected multiple hits. Lattanzio and Brant each managed two hits to lead Poland.

Howland racked up six hits. Cloe Lopez and Kayla Campbell all managed multiple hits for Howland.

FITCH FLEXES MUSCLES ON BLUE DEVILS

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AUSTINTOWN OH-

Western Reserve had a tough time generating runs on Saturday, dropping their game with Austintown-Fitch 12-2.

Austintown-Fitch got things started in the first inning when Hannah Heath’s wild pitch allowed one run to score for the Falcons.

Austintown-Fitch pulled away for good with three runs in the third inning. In the third, McKenna Hogan doubled on a 1-0 count, scoring one run and Haley Tarr doubled on the first pitch of the at bat, scoring two runs.

The Falcons scored six runs in the fourth inning. The big inning came thanks to singles by Bella Tofil and Hogan and doubles by Elyssa Molody and Maddy Taylor.

Kayla Schubert led things off in the pitcher’s circle for Austintown-Fitch. Schubert went four and a third innings, allowing two runs on five hits and striking out seven.

Heath was in the circle for Western Reserve. Heath went three innings, allowing eight runs on eight hits and striking out three. Maggie Byers threw one inning out of the bullpen.

Heath went 2-for-3 at the plate to lead the Blue Devils in hits.

Austintown-Fitch racked up 11 hits on the day. Sophia Senediak, Hogan, Molody, and Tarr all managed multiple hits. Senediak led with three hits in three at bats.

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