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ANDERSON PICKS CHATHAM

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CANFIELD, OH- South Range Senior basketball standout, Jaxon Anderson has chosen to continue his academic and athletic careers not far from home.  The Raider Guard will take his talents to Chatham University in Pittsburgh to join Coach David Richards’ program.  Academically, Anderson plans on studying Energy Sustainability.

Jaxon finished his senior campaign averaging 12.1 points per game, 5.4 rebounds, 4.5 assists, and 2.3 steals.

On behalf of all of us at YSN, we wish Jaxon all the best in his future endeavors.  GO COUGARS!

 

 

 

RAIDERS BOUNCE BACK, BLOW AWAY MILLENNIUM

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An early lead helped the Raiders defeat Millennium 13-1 on Thursday.  The Raiders scored on an error, a single by Jaxon Anderson, a triple by Dylan Dominguez, a single by Kris Scandy, and a groundout by Josh Stear in the first inning.

Nick Habeth got the win for the Raiders. He surrendered one run on three hits over four and two-thirds innings, striking out one and walking one.

Ryan Martino took the loss for Millennium. He allowed ten hits and eight runs over three innings, striking out two and walking one.

The Raiders totaled 15 hits in the game.  Jaxon Anderson, Kris Scandy, Brandon Mikos, Dylan Dominguez, and Jake Gehring all managed multiple hits for Raiders.  Jaxon Anderson led the Raiders with three hits in three at bats.  The Raiders were sure-handed in the field and didn’t commit a single error. Brandon Mikos had the most chances in the field with seven

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ANDERSON COMES THROUGH RAIDERS WALK OFF BULLDOGS

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A walk-off single propelled the South Range Raiders to a decisive, dramatic victory over Poland Seminary, 7-6.  The Raiders were down 6-5 in the bottom of the seventh inning when Jaxon Anderson singled on a 3-2 count, scoring two runs.

Both pitching staffs had their hands full, frequently dealing with runners on base. the Raiders collected seven hits and Poland had nine.

In the second inning, the Bulldogs got their offense started.  Braden Olson drove in two when he singled.

Trey Pancake earned the win for the Raiders. He went one inning, allowing zero runs on zero hits, striking out one and walking zero.

Mike Kushner took the loss for Poland. He allowed one hit and zero runs walking zero.

 Braden Olson started the game for Poland. He went five and two-thirds innings, allowing three runs on four hits and striking out two

The Raiders scattered seven hits in the game.  Jard Bajerski and Brandon Mikos all collected multiple hits for Raiders.  Jard Bajerski led Raiders with three hits in four at-bats.  The Raiders were sure-handed and didn’t commit a single error. Jard Bajerski made the most plays with  11.

The Bulldogs tallied nine hits.  Braden Olson, Braeden O’Shaughnessy, and Mj Farber each managed multiple hits for Poland.  Braden Olson went 3-for-4 at the plate to lead his team in hits.

 

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YSN ANNOUNCES ALL-STAR ROSTERS FOR EVENT

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CANFIELD, OH- Your Sports Network has finalized rosters for their first-ever YSN Charity Basketball All-Star Game.  The game will feature athletes from around the area in grades 9-12 that have shown talent, hard-work, determination, and sportsmanship throughout their season and collective careers.

The games will be a non-scholastic exhibitions hosted at South Range High School on March 20th.  The girls game is set to begin approximately at 5:30pm, with the boys to follow at 7:30.  The Network has also teamed up with South Range Senior, Jaxon Anderson on his senior project to have the game benefit Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation (www.alexslemonade.org) which is a non-profit organization whose mission is to change the lives of children with cancer through funding impactful research, raising awareness, supporting families, and empowering everyone to help cure childhood cancer.

The coaches for the game are volunteers who have served as pillars in their communities, as well as leaders of their respective teams in 2019.  Coaching the girls teams will be Crestview’s Aaron Blatch and Salem’s Vince Nittoli.  For the boys will be East Liverpool’s Nate Conley, and East Palestine’s Bill Stanton.

 

 

GIRL’S GAME

Team Blatch: Away

 

Haley Eskra- Crestview

Jenna Riccardo- Beaver Local

Nae Fryer- Niles

Hunter Weekley- Wellsville

Kyla Jamison- Salem

Sophie Griffith- Girard

Madison Casey- Hubbard

Hannah Root- Jefferson

Ari Russell- Leetonia

Dayshanette Harris- Ursuline

 

Team Nittoli: Home

Sarah Bury- Poland

Ellie Davidson- Salem

Conchetta Rinaldi- Cardinal Mooney

Kennedy Fullum- Columbiana

Izzy Lamparty- South Range

Trinity McDowell- Struthers

Loren Swords- United

Hailee Carpenter- Lisbon

Kayla Muslovski- Columbiana

Emma Ludwig- East Liverpool

Tipoff approx 5:45 PM

 

BOY’S GAME

 

Team Stanton- Home 

 

Luke Chetock- Beaver Local

Abel Figley- East Palestine

Cyler Kane-Johnson- Niles

Josh Young- Salem

Matt Payich- Girard

Logan Bell- Lisbon

Jaxon Anderson- South Range

RJ Clark- Ursuline

Ben Irons- South Range

Justin Sweeney- Lisbon

 

Team Conley- Away

 

Jude Riffle- Crestview

Justin Wright- Wellsville

Gabe Roach- East Liverpool

Anthony Fire- Cardinal Mooney

Erik Hopfenziz- Columbiana

AJ McClellan- Lakeview

Landon Baker- United

Kevin Traylor- Struthers

Parker Hydrick- United

James Maxwell- East Liverpool

 

Tipoff: Approx 7:45

 

 

RAIDERS SINK CLIPPERS

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CANFIELD, OH– A solid, stingy defense and just enough offense enabled South Range to oust Columbiana 52-32 here Friday night.  The Raiders frustrated the Clippers attack all night long not allowing them to find any rhythm.

The defensive nature of the game was evident from the outset.  Both teams tenaciously challenged each other making offense difficult to execute.  It was the Raiders though who were able to open up a lead late in the first quarter and control the action the rest of the way.  Nick Matus had a strong start scoring 7 points giving the Raiders a 16-7 lead after one, and South Range took a 25-12 advantage into the locker room.

Columbiana kept the game within reach through three quarters getting as close as ten points with 3:20 to play in the third.  South Range led 37-25 heading to the final stanza before steadily pulling away.

 Chris Brooks led all scorers with 15.  Jaxon Andersen had 10 while Ben Irons, Dante Digaetano, and Matus chipped in with 7 apiece.  Sean Whitehead scored all of his 14 in the second half, and Matt Mazei netted 9 for the Clippers whose strong second half of the season ended with a 13-11 record.

South Range (17-6) head to Salem for a District semi-final against Canton Central Catholic Tuesday at 7 p.m.

ACTION JAXON

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Dripping with swagger, South Range Senior-Jaxon Anderson has shown maturity in his efforts on and off the court.  Normally, it’s Anderson’s smirks or bubbly personality that gets under the skin of opponents- but this year Jaxon is leading in a different way: that of a veteran presence.

Still one of the top point-scorers, and ball-handlers for the Raiders, Anderson has evolved into a more complete leader for the underclassmen.  There are times on the court where Jaxon will throw his arm over a teammates shoulder and crack a joke one second, and talk strategy the next.  Leadership is an influence, and Jaxon Anderson is the ultimate influencer for this Raiders Squad.  Although, he’ll never shy away from a little “discussion” with his “friends” of a different uniform.

All the great things that he does on the court, doesn’t even hold a candle to what he’s doing away from it.  Anderson’s Senior Project is based around Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation; a non-profit organization that helps families and children dealing with childhood cancer.  Anderson has pointed to his performance on the court to help raise money and awareness for this cause.  In March, the senior will partner with YSN to hold a charity All-Star game with all proceeds of ticket sales and souvenirs going back to ALSF.

YSN’s Brent Bigelow caught up with the Raider Senior for this week’s South Range Player Profile: ACTION JAXON

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YSN TO HOST CHARITY ALL-STAR GAME FOR PARTNER SCHOOLS AT SOUTH RANGE

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CANFIELD, OH-  With over 400 basketball games played on YSN this Winter, it was time to highlight some of the best and give back to those in need at the same time.  Your Sports Network is proud to announce that it will host a set of All-Star Games on March 20th that will showcase its partner school’s players.  The Network has also teamed up with South Range Senior, Jaxon Anderson on his senior project to have the game benefit Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation (www.alexslemonade.org) which is a non-profit organization whose mission is to change the lives of children with cancer through funding impactful research, raising awareness, supporting families, and empowering everyone to help cure childhood cancer.

South Range Senior, Jaxon Anderson

“We always set our sights on making the biggest impact possible,” says YSN CEO and Founder, DJ Yokley.  “These schools, student-athletes, and coaches are the heartbeat of YSN.  To team up with Jaxon to benefit children (and families) who are battling life’s toughest punch is something I feel people will rally behind” Yokley added.

All proceeds for ticket sales and souvenir sales will be donated to ALSF.  Invitations for players and coaches are being finalized, but the action will showcase some of the best talents the state has to offer.

Jaxon Anderson, and YSN’s DJ Yokley

 

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