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WILDCATS CONTINUE TO RUN WILD

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CORTLAND OH- In a showcase of sheer dominance, the Struthers football team continued their impressive form with a resounding 40-6 victory over Lakeview. From the opening whistle, Struthers exhibited their relentless prowess on the field, leaving no doubt about their supremacy.

The 1st quarter set the tone for Struthers as Jason Dukes powered his way through with a 12-yard touchdown run, followed by a successful PAT, putting them ahead 7-0. Struthers continued to flex their offensive muscles when AC Carter exploded with a spectacular 73-yard touchdown run, complemented by another successful PAT, extending their lead to 14-0.

The 2nd quarter saw no letup from Struthers as AC Carter showcased his speed once again, sprinting for a 47-yard touchdown run, although the PAT was missed, making it 20-0 Struthers.

As the 3rd quarter unfolded, Struthers maintained their offensive momentum. Devin Braham added to the scoreboard with a 27-yard run, and a successful 2-point conversion extended their lead to 28-0.

The 4th quarter saw Struthers continuing their dominance, with Na’Jier Howard’s 2-yard touchdown run, although the PAT was missed, making it 34-0 Struthers. Lakeview managed to find the end zone with a 60-yard run by Hayden Bartram, but the PAT was unsuccessful, setting the score at Struthers 34, Lakeview 6.

Struthers had the last word, as Anthony Pastella capped off the impressive performance with a 19-yard touchdown run, sealing the victory at Struthers 40, Lakeview 6.

In the end, Struthers showcased their relentless offensive power, leaving Lakeview no room to counter. The final score of 40-6 reflected Struthers’ dominance on the field, as they cruised to another convincing win, making them look unstoppable once again.

BULLDOGS STAND TALL ON THE ROAD

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CANFIELD OH- In an awe-inspiring display of volleyball,  Lakeview stood tall on the road, delivering a resounding sweep of South Range with set scores of 25-16, 25-18, and 25-8. Lakeview’s remarkable performance left no doubt about their dominance on the court.

Mallory Mailach emerged as the driving force behind Lakeview’s success, delivering a breathtaking performance that set the tone for the match. Her contributions were nothing short of exceptional, as she recorded 23 service points and an astonishing 12 aces. Her precision from the service line kept South Range’s defense off balance and proved pivotal in securing the victory.

Reagan Price was the offensive star of the night, amassing an impressive 20 kills. Her powerful attacks and impeccable timing created constant problems for South Range’s defense. Price also contributed with a block, showcasing her all-around skills.

Mallory Mailach’s role as a playmaker was equally outstanding. She tallied 34 assists, orchestrating Lakeview’s offense with precision and finesse. Her ability to set up her teammates for success was a key factor in the team’s performance.

Lakeview’s defense was solid, with Mara Schmader and Molly Stuart each recording 13 digs. Their tenacity in the backcourt ensured that South Range had a difficult time finding gaps in Lakeview’s defense.

Lakeview’s sweeping victory was not only a testament to their offensive firepower but also their all-around excellence. Their fans have every reason to be excited about their prospects as they continue their journey through the season.

LAKEVIEW CONTINUES STRONGHOLD OF THE NE8

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Lakeview’s volleyball team continued their impressive season with a commanding victory over Niles in three sets. The Bulldogs displayed their dominance throughout the match, showcasing their well-rounded skills and teamwork.

In the first set, Lakeview wasted no time establishing control, winning convincingly with a score of 25-7. Their strong service game was evident, with Mallory Mailach leading the way with an impressive 15 service points. Mallory also demonstrated her serving prowess with an outstanding 9 aces.

The second set followed a similar script, with Lakeview maintaining their dominance and securing a 25-9 victory. The offensive attack was well-distributed, with Reagan Price and Molly Stuart each contributing 8 kills. Mallory Mailach continued her stellar performance, tallying 23 assists to keep her teammates in prime scoring positions. In addition to her playmaking skills, Mallory added 2 blocks to her stat line.

The third set saw Lakeview maintain their focus and finish strong, winning 25-12 to secure the match. The Bulldogs’ defensive efforts were noteworthy, with Addy Allen, Molly Stuart, and Mallory Mailach each contributing 6 digs to help keep the rallies alive.

 

GIRARD RACES PAST LAKEVIEW

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* CONTRIBUTED BY MATT MAHER

GIRARD, OH – It was a crisp autumn evening when the Girard Indians clashed with the Lakeview Bulldogs in a highly anticipated football matchup. The stadium was filled with fans from both sides, eager to witness the showdown under the Friday night lights.

From the very start, it was clear that the Girard Indians were determined to make a statement. Quarterback Tuff McConahy, the heart and soul of the team, led the charge. With 7:38 left in the first quarter, McConahy dropped back, scanned the field, and spotted his favorite target, Anthony Bengala. McConahy’s arm unleashed a perfect spiral, connecting with Bengala in stride. The result was an electrifying 84-yard touchdown pass. However, the extra point attempt by Andrew Whitfield went wide, leaving the score at 6-0 in favor of Girard.

The Indians’ offense continued to fire on all cylinders. McConahy once again showcased his precision passing, this time finding Stephen Sims with a 28-yard touchdown pass with 2:48 remaining in the second quarter. Unfortunately, Whitfield missed the extra point, but Girard extended their lead to 12-0.

As the game progressed, the Indians’ offense remained relentless. Early in the third quarter, McConahy connected with Anthony Bengala once more, this time for a 31-yard touchdown pass. Despite Lakeview’s best efforts, the extra point was blocked, keeping the score at 18-0.

The Girard defense played a pivotal role in the team’s success. McConahy, who was not only a stellar quarterback but also a formidable defender, intercepted a pass to give Girard the ball back. On the ensuing drive, McConahy handed the ball off to Ahmad Curd, who bulldozed his way into the end zone for a 9-yard rushing touchdown. To add to the lead, McConahy decided to take matters into his own hands and ran in the two-point conversion. Girard now led 26-0 with 11:35 left in the third quarter.

The Indians’ dominance continued in the final quarter. McConahy orchestrated a methodical drive that culminated in a 1-yard rushing touchdown by Stephen Sims, his second of the night, with just 38 seconds remaining. Whitfield’s extra point was true this time, pushing the score to 33-0.

With the game well in hand, McConahy still had some magic left in his arm. He connected with Mykel Collier-Dixon for a 5-yard touchdown pass with 4:55 left in the game. Whitfield’s extra point was good, bringing the final score to 43-0 in favor of Girard.

The Girard Indians had put on a football clinic, displaying their prowess on both sides of the ball. McConahy’s arm, combined with the tenacity of the defense, had proven too much for the Lakeview Bulldogs to handle. As the final whistle blew, the Indians and their faithful fans celebrated a resounding victory, knowing that they had truly dominated the gridiron that evening.

BULLDOGS STILL COMFORTABLE IN FIRST PLACE

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CORTLAND OH- Lakeview’s volleyball team continued their impressive undefeated streak in Northeast 8 (NE8) play with a dominant sweep of Struthers, underlining their skill and determination on the court. The final scores of 25-13, 25-20, and 25-19 reflected Lakeview’s ability to control the match and secure a convincing win.

Key players for Lakeview delivered standout performances, contributing significantly to their team’s success. Mallory Mailach led the way with an exceptional display of service points, recording 18, and contributing 7 aces. Her consistent serves created challenges for Struthers and set the tone for Lakeview’s performance.

Reagan Price emerged as a dominant force at the net, notching 19 kills, showcasing her scoring prowess. Molly Stuart added 11 kills, further bolstering Lakeview’s offensive capabilities. Mallory Mailach’s role as a playmaker was evident with 38 assists, emphasizing her ability to set up her teammates effectively.

In the blocking department, Reagan Price recorded 3 blocks, while Ali Parise contributed 1, demonstrating Lakeview’s presence at the net. Addy Allen was a standout defensively with 17 digs, ensuring that Struthers had difficulty finding openings on the court.

This sweep further solidifies Lakeview’s position in NE8 play, as they continue to showcase their cohesion as a team and their ability to control matches. Their consistency, teamwork, and execution were key factors in securing the victory.

FALCONS HOLD UP A HUGE WIN

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By Ty Bartell

CORTLAND OH- A matchup that had conference implications a year ago found itself revived this season
with both programs agreeing to keep one another on the schedule. We, of course, are talking about The Northeast 8’s (NE8) Lakeview Bulldogs and The Chagrin Valley Lake Conference’s Jefferson Falcons. Making the shift from The NE8, The Jefferson Falcons joined a conference that had competition much closer to home; however, The Falcons still wanted to test themselves against their old conference foe and opted to make the trip down to Cortland, Ohio to battle the perennial powerhouse Bulldogs. With both teams entering the match having double-digit win marks halfway through the season, it made for more than an intriguing matchup!

In the first set Lakeview looked like Lakeview, with The Bulldogs gaining a good majority of their kills from the middle in Reagan Price and Ali Parise while simultaneously fortifying the net on defense! In a blink of an eye Lakeview rallied to a 10+ point advantage and ended the set with a 25-14 win. With the pressure squarely on The Falcons down 0-1 in sets on the road, Jefferson put together an incredible, all-around, defensive display as a team. Despite a great effort from The Bulldogs, The Falcons managed to earn a hard-fought 26-24 set two win.

With the sets knotted up 1-1, it suddenly turned into a best of three and the third set having the advantage hung in the balance. As the previous set was, set three was a tug-of-war with a back-and-forth battle engaging from the opening serve. Once again it came down to the wire and once again The Falcons were up for the task! Managing the clutch kills in the late stages, it was Chloe O’Rourke who capped it off with the final kill to lead Jefferson to the 25-23 set three victory! Turning the table and putting pressure on The Bulldogs, The Falcons would own the 2-1 set advantage with a chance at the match in set four. Jefferson looked like they were on a mission and took advantage of some uncharacteristic Lakeview mistakes, grabbing and holding onto an early lead in the set. Lakeview, again, managed to battle but it was Chloe O’Rourke who finished off the set, 25-23, with the final kill and claiming the match for Jefferson 3-1!

O’Rourke led the way in both kills (24) and digs (20), pairing the double-double with 3 aces in the match win. Helaina Edgar was keeping the offense involved to the tune of 42 assists in the match and also was behind some rallies with 17 service points. Kassidy Blood and Cheyenne McGirr solidified the net with 2 blocks a piece, McGirr would also be tied for the team lead in aces at 3 in the match.

Jefferson (11-2)(3-0) will now look ahead to conference action as they return home to face The Geneva Eagles (5-8)(3-1) on Thursday, September 21st. Lakeview (11-2)(7-0) will attempt to bounce back with conference action of their own, hosting The Struthers Wildcats (5-9)(4-5), also on Thursday. Interviews with Player of the Match Chloe O’Rourke and Head Coach Don Palm can be found below!

BULLDOGS SHOW CANFIELD HOW IT’S DONE

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CORTLAND OH- In a thrilling volleyball matchup, Lakeview showcased their dominance as they secured a convincing three-set victory over Canfield. With this win, Lakeview’s impressive season continued, boasting a record of 11-1, while Canfield put up a strong effort despite a 3-6 season. (25-16 26-24 25-17)

Individual performances from both teams added to the excitement of the match. Reagan Price of Lakeview was a standout with her exceptional service points, totaling an impressive 13 points. Meanwhile, Mara Schmader contributed 2 aces, showcasing her skill from the service line. Molly Stuart shone as Lakeview’s offensive powerhouse, recording a remarkable 18 kills. Mallory Mailach played a pivotal role as a playmaker with 39 assists, ensuring seamless offensive execution. On the defensive front, Reagan Price contributed 2 blocks, while Addy Allen showcased her prowess with 18 digs, anchoring Lakeview’s defense.

Canfield, though facing a formidable opponent, had their own standout performers. Lauren Miasek delivered strong serves with 2 aces, adding to the team’s effort. Ashtyn Hanousek was a force at the net, notching an impressive 13 kills. Vivian Biro orchestrated the team’s offense with 25 assists, displaying her playmaking abilities. Meredith Ross stood tall with 4 blocks, adding a defensive dimension to Canfield’s game. Alexis Lefour contributed significantly with 19 digs, reinforcing the team’s defensive efforts.

This match highlighted the competitive spirit and skill of both Lakeview and Canfield. While Lakeview’s impressive record continued to soar, Canfield demonstrated their resilience and determination on the court. As the season progresses, both teams will draw on the lessons learned from this match to further their goals in the world of high school volleyball.

NILES CRASHES THE PARTY

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CORTLAND OH- In an unexpected turn of events, the Niles football team delivered a dominating  performance as they crashed the party at Lakeview’s home field, clinching a commanding 31-0 victory over the Bulldogs.

The night undoubtedly belonged to Antuan Gardner, who showcased his incredible talent and determination on the field. Gardner bulldozed his way to an impressive 215 rushing yards, leaving the Lakeview defense helpless in their attempts to contain him. His remarkable performance included three touchdowns, making him an unstoppable force and a true game-changer for Niles.

Quarterback Tony Budak displayed his prowess in the passing game, connecting on two passes of 40 yards or more, with one of them resulting in a spectacular 50-yard touchdown strike. His precision and ability to make big plays through the air added a crucial dimension to Niles’ offensive arsenal.

Nate Coots was a force to be reckoned with on both sides of the ball. Not only did he contribute to Niles’ defensive prowess with a pair of crucial sacks and a forced fumble, but he also showcased his versatility by catching a touchdown on the offensive side.

Despite the outcome, Lakeview’s defense demonstrated resilience by forcing two turnovers. Nolan Toth’s fumble recovery and Heydon Newton’s interception showcased their determination to make plays even in the face of adversity.

With this dominant win, Niles made a resounding statement, leaving Lakeview and their fans in awe. The Bulldogs will surely look to regroup and come back stronger after this unexpected turn of events, while Niles will carry the momentum from this impressive victory into their future matchups.

 

LAKEVIEW CONTINUES DOMINANT CAMPAIGN

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CORTLAND OH- Lakeview’s volleyball team continued its impressive season with a convincing three-set victory over Hubbard. With this win, Lakeview improved its record to an impressive 10-1, showcasing their dominance in the region.

The match unfolded with Lakeview in complete control, winning each set with commanding scores: 25-17, 25-15, and 25-13. Lakeview’s performance was marked by exceptional teamwork and individual contributions that sealed their victory.

Addy Allen and Mara Schmader were instrumental in the service department, racking up crucial points for their team. Allen contributed 11 service points, while Schmader added 10. Reagan Price and Mara Schmader also displayed their serving prowess with 3 aces and 2 aces, respectively.

Lakeview’s attacking game was led by Reagan Price and Molly Stuart, who combined for an impressive total of 27 kills. Price led the team with 17 kills, while Stuart added 10, showcasing their ability to find the gaps in Hubbard’s defense.

Mallory Mailach played a crucial role as the team’s setter, tallying 33 assists, ensuring that her teammates had the opportunities they needed to score. Lakeview’s defensive efforts were equally impressive, with Reagan Price and Ali Parise combining for 7 blocks, making it challenging for Hubbard to penetrate their defenses.

In the backcourt, Addy Allen led the way with 17 digs, while Hallie Capan contributed 14, showcasing their commitment to keeping the ball in play and enabling their team to maintain control.

Lakeview’s victory over Hubbard not only extended their impressive record but also demonstrated their ability to work together as a cohesive unit. With this momentum, Lakeview looks poised for continued success as they navigate the rest of the season.

LAKEVIEW SWEEPS THEIR WAY TO FIRST PLACE

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GIRARD OH- Lakeview (9-1) asserted their dominance on the volleyball court by securing a convincing victory over Girard in three sets, further solidifying their position atop the NE8 standings.

In the first set, Lakeview displayed their prowess with a 25-21 win, setting the tone for the match. They followed it up with back-to-back 25-18 victories in the subsequent sets, demonstrating their control over the game.

Lakeview’s individual performances were key to their success, with Hallie Capan leading the charge in service points with an impressive 19. Mara Schmader added to the team’s success with 3 aces. The offensive firepower was provided by Reagan Price with 17 kills and Molly Stuart with 15, ensuring Lakeview’s dominance at the net. Reagan Price also contributed defensively with 2 blocks, while Addy Allen and Hallie Capan showcased their prowess in digs with 14 and 13, respectively.

Girard put up a strong effort, with Bree Latell and Nico Cochran leading the offensive charge with 16 and 14 kills, respectively. Bailey Walters facilitated their offense with 30 assists. While Girard displayed their competitive spirit, Lakeview’s well-rounded play ultimately secured their position at the top of the NE8 standings.