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TIGERS TAKE FIRST AAC WIN

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HOWLAND OH- Howland made a statement in the Toni Ross Tournament, claiming their first conference win of the season with a triumphant 58-49 victory over Warren Harding.

Alyssa Massucci led the scoring charge for Howland with an outstanding 22 points. Contributing to the offensive effort were Jessie DeSalvo and Amia Silvers, each adding 12 points.

With this crucial conference victory, Howland advances to a 6-1 record, signaling their competitive prowess as they progress through the season. The team now looks ahead to the tournament championship, where they will face St Joes Academy at home tomorrow in what promises to be an exciting matchup at approximately 7:30 PM.

Howland’s success in the Toni Ross Tournament opener not only secures their place in the championship game but also highlights their determination and skill on the court. As they vie for the tournament title, Howland aims to build on this momentum and continue their winning ways in the conference.

BEARS ABLE TO KEEP THEIR GRIP

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HOWLAND OH- In a hard-fought contest on Tuesday, Youngstown East faced a determined and streaking Howland team, ultimately emerging victorious with a 54-51 win. The game unfolded as a gritty battle, with Youngstown East managing to maintain their lead despite Howland’s determined efforts.

Isaiah McCray led the scoring charge for Youngstown East, contributing an impressive 24 points. Jaren Colon added 8 points, while Tyris Davis chipped in with 6 points, collectively forming a strong offensive trio for the team.

Despite Howland making a strong push in the third quarter, winning it 16-6, Youngstown East displayed resilience to secure the narrow victory.

For Howland, Alex Henry stood out with an impressive 22 points, complemented by John Perry and TJ Douglas, each contributing 9 points.

With this win, Youngstown East improves to a 4-2 record and looks ahead to their next challenge on the road against John Adams on Thursday. Howland, now at 3-4, will regroup and prepare for their upcoming matchup on the road against Newton Falls on Friday. The intense battle between Youngstown East and Howland added another chapter to the season, showcasing the competitive spirit of both teams.

HOWLAND STILL LOOKING GOOD

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HOWLAND OH- Howland continued their impressive start to the season on Saturday with a dominant performance at home, defeating Chardon by a commanding score of 76-42.

The offensive firepower of Howland was led by Alyssa Massucci, who poured in an impressive 20 points. Amia Silvers added 17 points to the scoreboard, while Mia Barrish contributed 11 points. Sophia Powell and Emily Adams rounded out the scoring with 8 and 7 points, respectively.

With this resounding win, Howland advances to a 5-1 record early in the season. The team now looks ahead to their upcoming matchup on Thursday, where they will play host to Warren Harding, aiming to build on their momentum and continue their successful campaign. Howland’s consistent performance demonstrates their prowess on both ends of the court, making them a force to be reckoned with this season.

MASSUCCI AINT DONE YET

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HOWLAND OH- Alyssa Massucci, a senior standout in Howland Girls Basketball, has been a fixture in the school’s athletic scene since her high school journey began. As the Tigers bring back their entire roster from last year, Massucci emerges as a seasoned leader among the six seniors, showcasing a remarkable progression in her vocal leadership over the years.

What sets Massucci apart is the enduring bond she shares with her fellow seniors, having played alongside them since the 3rd grade. Their collective efforts have propelled them into their final high school year, determined to etch unforgettable memories on the court.

The Massucci name resonates with a storied legacy in Howland athletics. With brothers who were stars in their own right, Alyssa follows suit, making a significant impact. The family’s unwavering support and encouragement continue to propel her toward greatness.

On the court this season, Massucci has been a scoring force, averaging an impressive 20.2 points per game. Beyond basketball, she has committed to playing softball at the collegiate level at Slippery Rock. While the decision between basketball and softball weighed on her mind, the allure of softball’s special place won out. This certainty about her future destination has allowed Massucci to approach this basketball season with a relaxed mindset, focusing on enjoyment and making the most of her senior year.

Looking forward, Alyssa Massucci plans to pursue a health/physical education major, taking steps toward a future that combines her passion for sports and education. As she leaves an indelible mark on Howland Girls Basketball, Massucci’s journey is one of dedication, leadership, and a legacy that extends beyond the court.

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WRESTLING WEDNESDAYS WITH GARY ALTHISER (EP 3) FEATURING ADAM HECKMAN

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HOWLAND OH-  The wrestling season is officially underway at YSN! With a ton of action on the mats over the last week, the boys on Running Point have plenty to talk about this week. From West Branch’s big win over United in the dual meet, to Beaver Local winning their first tournament of the season, everything gets touched on in the latest episode of Wrestling Wednesdays.

It is also time for Wrestling Wednesdays to start welcoming on guests! We strive to shine a light on the best wrestlers in the area. Our first special guest of the season comes from Howland and is currently ranked second in the YSN Wrestling Rankings.  Adam Heckman finished 4th in the state last season and this year he has his eyes on a top 3 finish in Columbus,  with his work ethic and determination, Heckman has a solid shot to accomplish every goal he puts in front of himself.  Check out Episode 3 of Wrestling Wednesdays with Gary Althiser only on YSN!

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TIGERS RISE TO CHALLENGE

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YOUNGSTOWN OH- In a closely contested matchup, Howland faced a significant test on Wednesday night against Ursuline, and they rose to the occasion with a tight 52-50 victory on the road.

Alyssa Massucci led the scoring for Howland with an impressive 21 points, supported by Mia Barrish contributing 10 points, and Gia Hoso adding 7 points. Jesse DeSalvo chipped in with 6 points to round out the Tigers’ offensive effort.

Ursuline’s Lily Scott had a standout performance with a game-high 28 points, showcasing her scoring prowess. Kennedy Carpenter contributed 11 points, while Carly Casey added 6 points.

With this hard-fought win, Howland improves to a 4-1 record and looks to continue their success at home on Saturday against Chardon. Ursuline, aiming to bounce back, will face West Branch at home on Wednesday, December 20th.

MOONEY MORE THAN READY FOR THE TIGERS

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HOWLAND OH- In a formidable matchup against a talented Howland Tigers team, Cardinal Mooney rose to the challenge, securing a hard-fought 49-38 victory on Tuesday night.

Eddie Nieves led the Cardinals in scoring with 14 points, complemented by Ashton O’Brien and Jibri Carter, each contributing 9 points. Rocco Turner added 7 points, highlighting a well-balanced offensive effort.

Howland’s scoring was distributed with John Perry leading the way with 15 points, while TJ Douglas, Alex Henry, and Anthony Chieffo each contributed 6 points.

With this win, Cardinal Mooney’s tough schedule continues as they embark on a road trip to face Canfield on Friday. Meanwhile, Howland looks to regroup and get back on track with a home matchup against Lakeview on the same day.

TIGERS EARN OVERTIME VICTORY

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HOWLAND OH- In a nail-biting overtime showdown, Howland secured a hard-fought victory against LaBrae with a final score of 63-61.

Howland’s Chris Fenton emerged as a standout performer, notching an impressive 26 points, supported by contributions from Alex Henry with 13 points and John Perry with 11 points.

LaBrae fiercely contested the match, led by Jay McGary’s 16 points, Derek Wilson’s 15 points, and Jason Lancaster’s 11 points. Austin Rowe also contributed 9 points for the Vikings.

HOBAN HANDS HOWLAND THEIR FIRST LOSS

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By Ty Bartell

AKRON OH- On a fun-filled Wednesday night on the network, YSN provided multiple live coverage of games. Including a girls basketball battle between undefeated teams in The Archbishop Hoban Knights taking on The Howland Tigers! Both teams sported a perfect 3-0 record entering Wednesday; however, something was bound to give. The Tigers punched on The Knights to start the game, with Howland finding their shot early, The Tigers built a quick double-digit lead at 19-9 after the first quarter. The Knights would take the early Howland haymaker and deal a Knight knockdown blow of their own when Hoban outscored The TIgers 25-8 in the second quarter toi take a 34-27 lead into halftime. Spearheaded by Niera Stevens who scored 10 points in the quarter!

The Tigers would have their own double-digit deficit comeback when they chipped away at Hoban’s lead and brought it back to within one possession. After three quarters, The Knights would hold a slimmer advantage at 47-41. Hoban would have another good closeout quarter by winning the fourth quarter 19-11 and the game by a final of 66-52. Tayln Banta and Devin Harris were critical for The Knights in the close out minutes with Banta scoring 8 points and Harris scoring 6 points in the fourth.

Player of the game nod went to the senior Devin Harris who scored 8 points on the night, all in the second half, while being a force on the glass to help skew the rebounding battle back to even. Beyond that, Niera Stevens was slashing up the floor, scoring 19 points for Hoban in the win. Taylyn Banta and Amaria Davis each finished with 10 points while MacKenzie Edingburgh scored 8 points. Big Howland scorers included Alyssa Massucci who led her team with 16 points. Followed by Gia Hoso who scored 13 points and Jessie DeSalvo who scored 10 points.

Hoban (4-0) will now look ahead to this weekend where they will host their 3rd annual Hoban Hoopfest and battle the likes of Gilmour Academy (3-0) on Saturday and Toledo Central Catholic (2-0) on Sunday. Meanwhile, Howland (3-1) will have a week long layoff as their next matchup is slated for Wednesday, December 13th when they go back on the road to battle Ursuline (2-2).

HOWLAND UP FOR THE TASK IN FIRST GAME

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WARREN OH- In an electrifying season opener, Howland’s offense ignited, propelling them to a 70-61 victory over Salem. Alyssa Massucci led the charge for Howland, showcasing her scoring prowess with an impressive 26 points, including three successful three-pointers. Jessie DeSalvo contributed 12 points, while Sophia Powell and Emily Adams added 9 and 6 points, respectively.

Salem’s Rylee Hutton delivered a standout performance, finishing with a game-high 34 points and an impressive 13 out of 14 from the free-throw line. Despite Hutton’s remarkable effort, Howland’s collective offensive strength proved decisive.

Maddy Andres, Lauryn Barton, and Muirin Lesko each contributed 7 points for Salem, but it wasn’t enough to overcome Howland’s offensive firepower.

As Howland celebrates a strong start to the season, the team will look to build on this momentum in the upcoming games. Salem, on the other hand, will regroup and prepare for their next challenge, aiming to bounce back from this hard-fought loss. The season is off to an exciting start for both teams, promising competitive matchups ahead.