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CANFIELD CLOSES OUT TRIP IN STYLE

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NORTH MYRTLE BEACH, SC – Canfield wrapped up its spring break trip in style, steamrolling Bamberg-Ehrhardt (SC) 13-0 in five innings Thursday to finish a perfect 5-0 on the week at the North Myrtle Beach Sports Complex.

The Cards came out firing and never let up, plating three in the first, two more in the second, and blowing things wide open with a seven-run third.

Sydney Lutz was the tone-setter at the plate, driving in four runs on a pair of singles, including a big knock in the third that helped break the game open. Jenna Triveri and Caylee Ortiz each tallied a single and a double, while Sofia Castronova stayed hot with two more base hits. Marina Koenig brought the pop, lacing a triple to deep center and knocking in two runs.

While the offense stole the show, Canfield’s arms locked it down.

Cam Hrina got the ball and was sharp from the first pitch. The righty tossed four scoreless innings, scattering a few hits and working efficiently to keep Bamberg off the scoreboard. Adalee Crowgey came in for a clean fifth to seal the deal and finish off the combined four-hit shutout.

Canfield’s defense was flawless behind the pitchers—zero errors on the day—and the lineup stayed aggressive, racking up 12 hits total.

With the win, Canfield improves to 13-1 and returns home with a ton of momentum. The Cards will be back in action Monday, April 28, hosting Howland at 5:00 PM.

 

THE TRIVERI TOUCH

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The Canfield Cardinals softball, once again has a super athlete roaming the outfield this season and her name is Jenna Triveri! Often regarded as one of the very best athletes in the entire area,

Triveri has really come into her own this high school year in both her voice and her play. After a magical basketball season that saw Triveri take home the All American Conference (AAC) Player of the Year honors and hoist a district championship, she now looks to bring that level of pedigree to the state champion Cardinals softball squad.

With speed for days, Triveri looks to solidify the leadoff spot again this year for Canfield. A .400 level hitter that looks to rack up the stolen bases this season, Triveri will prove to serve a critical role for The Cardinals success this season. Coming from a family that is known to be rather gifted in the athletic realm, Triveri has a line of examples close to her to draw from to help take her to the next level. With the college recruiting process opening up, Triveri is excited to see where the roads take her as she is eager to start and plenty of college teams are eager to add her to the dugout.

All of that in addition to an inside look on Triveri’s mentality through the ups and downs, plus a round of rapid fire questions for the ages! You will not want to miss this edition of Player Profile. As we rapidly approach opening day, Canfield will be wasting little time getting that first contest under their belt, opening the season on Saturday, March 22nd against The Minerva Lions. Catch Jenna Triveri and the rest of The Cards softball squad this season on YSN!

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KEEP TRYING TO STOP TRIVERI

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CANFIELD OH- In a recent episode of YSN Live, hosts DJ Yokley and Anthony Hartwig highlighted the remarkable journey of Jenna Triveri, an AAC Player of the Year and state champion athlete. Known for her impressive performances across various sports, Jenna has become a standout figure in the athletic community.

Despite the challenges of balancing sports with academics, Jenna’s dedication has shone through. “I love younger girls can look up to me. I love how even the seniors can count on me,” Jenna shared during the podcast. Her leadership has been pivotal in driving the success of her team, particularly in defense, as she credits both her teammates and rigorous personal preparation for their success. Jenna’s leadership, forged through experiences from her freshman year, has seen her becoming a role model for her juniors. “I just want to be that person to all the younger girls,” she explained, emphasizing the value of being a guide and mentor.

Off the court, Jenna’s resilience, particularly from past injuries, has been a testament to her character. Turning to faith and family for support, Jenna has exemplified how to navigate adversity. “I put a lot of trust in God to let him to guide me,” she stated. The Triveri name, synonymous with excellence, earns another feather with Jenna’s achievements. While she humorously claims herself as the best athlete in her competitive family, Jenna’s legacy is more about inspiring the next generation through her relentless work ethic and positive influence. As she continues to pursue her goals, including a potential state championship in basketball, Jenna Triveri remains committed to leaving a lasting impact. Her journey is a beacon for aspiring athletes, underscoring the importance of hard work, leadership, and community support in achieving greatness.

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JUST TRY AND STOP TRIVERI

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CANFIELD OH- Sophomore sensation Jenna Triveri burst onto the scene last year at Canfield, instantly making waves as a standout freshman on a softball team that powered all the way to the state finals, snagging the runner-up spot. From day one, Triveri’s dynamism and skill set her apart, helping to propel the Cardinals through a fiercely competitive season that culminated just shy of a state title.

But Jenna wasn’t about to rest on her laurels. Fired up by a stellar debut, she dedicated her off-season to pushing her limits, sharpening her skills to ensure her sophomore campaign would eclipse her first. Driven by an innate desire to excel, Triveri has worked tirelessly, transforming every facet of her game to become even more formidable on the diamond.

The road hasn’t been without its bumps, though. Over the past year, Jenna has faced down injuries from other sports, each setback a test of resilience and determination. Throughout these challenges, she’s leaned heavily on the wisdom and guidance of her coaches, drawing strength from their support to not only recover but return stronger. It’s this grit and gratitude that underscore her character, both as an athlete and a competitor.

Athletic ability runs deep in the Triveri family tree, a lineage flush with competitors. Jenna’s own sporting journey has been enriched by familial rivalries, including memorable matchups against her sister in basketball. These contests aren’t just games; they’re chapters in a family saga of sporting spirit. For Jenna, these moments are not just about competition but are cherished opportunities for bonding, drawing strength from her family’s robust support network.

Looking ahead, the hunger is real for Triveri and the Cardinals. There’s a palpable drive within the team to make a triumphant return to Firestone Stadium for the state tournament. As a crucial cog in Canfield’s lineup, Jenna’s performance will be pivotal in their quest for the championship. If the Cardinals do hoist that trophy at season’s end, there’s no doubt Jenna Triveri’s contributions will be a big part of why they got there. Her sights are set not just on personal accolades but on achieving glory together with her team.

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CANFIELD STAYS A-TOP THE AAC IN HOME VICTORY OVER AUSTINTOWN

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CANFIELD, OH- The Canfield Cardinals and the Austintown Fitch Falcons met for the second time in AAC play on Saturday night in Canfield. The first meeting was back on December 14th at Austintown with the Cardinals taking that one by a final of 48-35. The Falcons made it much closer the second time around, but Canfield used a three point attack to pick up win number 15 of the season.

Both Austintown and Canfield came out of the gates slow with long offensive possessions and turnovers as the score was just 11-8 Canfield after one quarter. The second quarter was a completely different dynamic, as the Cardinals hit five three-pointers in the second quarter to take a 28-22 lead at the half. The Cardinals and the Falcons went back and forth in the third quarter, but Canfield would have a ten point lead heading into the final eight minutes of play. The Falcons turned it on early in the fourth quarter to make it a one possession ballgame, but Canfield was able to get to the free throw line down the stretch, knocking in 7 charity tosses to seal the deal by a final of 57-51.

The Falcons were led by point guard Destanie McCullough who dropped in 12 points, while senior guard Zayda Creque was right behind with 11 points on multiple made three-pointers. For Canfield, the trio of Jenna Triveri, Kate Sahli and Abby Muckleroy combined for 35 points in the win. Sahli led all scorers with 14 points on the night.

Canfield is now 15-1 on the season with a clean record of 3-0 in AAC play. Austintown Fitch is now 8-9 overall. To hear Canfield’s coach Matt Reel after last nights ballgame, check out this interview brought to you by Cocca’s Pizza:

 

12U SOFTBALL CHAMPS CROWNED IN BOARDMAN

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BOARDMAN, OH- In a year that has been selective on what can be celebrated, Boardman Community Baseball crowned their annual champion in the 12U “Varsity” division on Tuesday Night.

Members of Signature Granite captured the 2020 title after defeating Buckeye Hospice, 14-1 in four innings.

Jenna Triveri led the way from the leadoff spot with a home run, while Gabi Sferra got the job done in the circle and at the dish; giving up a lone run in the top of the fourth inning and driving in 3 RBI offensively.

Members of the Championship team are:

Ava Freeborough, Ella Dota, Mikayla Rivera, Gabi Sferra, Ellie Wymer, Addie Rudge, Alissa McFall, Abbie Jones, Sam Banko, Marah Householder, and Jenna Triveri.