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NOTHING SMALL ABOUT FLEMING’S IMPACT

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CANFIELD OH- Carly Fleming, a standout junior from Canfield Girls Basketball, is leading her team with her exceptional defensive prowess, as detailed in a recent interview with Anthony Hartwig with YSN. Known for her defensive skills, Carly is on the verge of reaching a milestone of 100 steals this season, demonstrating her ability to disrupt opponents and turn defense into offensive opportunities.

Despite the challenges posed by the loss of a significant senior class and team height disadvantages, Carly and her team have forged a strong identity built on defense and teamwork. Her dedication extends beyond the court, where she maintains a strong academic record at Canfield High School, effectively balancing sports and studies. Carly’s leadership abilities have grown significantly, inspired by her coaches and supportive teammates. As she approaches her senior year, Carly continues to guide younger teammates, including promising freshman Amera, to enhance the team’s future prospects.

Off the court, Carly draws strength from her family’s unwavering support, with her parents, siblings, and grandparents frequently in attendance at games, cheering her on. Her journey, underscored by hard work and a close-knit team environment, promises a bright future, potentially extending her athletic career beyond high school. As Canfield enters tournament time, Carly Fleming’s talent and tenacity will undoubtedly be pivotal to her team’s success, with expectations high for what this dedicated athlete will achieve in her remaining high school years.

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LIVE FROM THE BOOTHE

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WARREN OH- In the latest Howland Girls Soccer player profile, YSN had the pleasure of diving into the life and career of Howland High School’s standout junior soccer player, Ava Boothe. Boothe, who has been a cornerstone of the Howland girls soccer team, is known not just for her skills on the field but also for her leadership and dedication. Transitioning from an underclassman to an upperclassman is challenging for any high school athlete, and Boothe admits it has its intimidating moments. “It’s kind of scary,” she confesses, sharing that the responsibility of leadership weighs heavily on her shoulders. However, she also finds inspiration from the senior players and supportive juniors who have mentored her.

This season has seen Boothe and her team achieve significant milestones. Notably, Howland secured the All-American Conference (AAC) outright, besting opponents like Canfield. “It really feels good,” Boothe comments, attributing their success to rigorous off-season preparation, including lifting and running. Boothe’s passion for soccer began at the tender age of three and solidified by third grade. It’s a love that has only grown, driven by aspirations to play at the collegiate level. She lists Kent State and Ohio State as her dream schools, emphasizing her excitement about potentially joining such prestigious programs.

On the field, Boothe’s increased confidence is evident. She credits this boost to the unwavering support from her family and friends. This season, she has scored 18 goals and assisted in six more, a marked improvement over her previous year’s performance. Off the field, Boothe’s life is just as dynamic. She is balancing club soccer, school commitments, and even a part-time job—though she wisely took time off work to focus on the season. Despite a packed schedule, she aims to improve her time management skills, a goal she believes will come with time and experience.

In the classroom, Boothe excels in subjects like art and forensics, showing a keen interest in visual creativity. She has career aspirations in business and real estate, with interior design or architecture as potential alternatives. Support from family plays a crucial role in her journey. Boothe’s family attends all her games, even traveling long distances to cheer her on. “They always check up on me,” she says, highlighting the close-knit bond they share. Boothe’s gratitude extends beyond her family to her teammates and coaches, who have guided her along the way. As she gears up for the post-season, Boothe remains a beacon of promise for Howland soccer, embodying the spirit of teamwork, dedication, and resilience.

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