Tag Archive for: Lordstown

BADGER GETS THEIR SEASON STARTED

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By Matt Morrison


KINSMAN, OHIO- The Badger Braves started the season off on a high note as they took down Lordstown 10-0 in five innings of play.

The Braves were led by Brad Hamilton who went for 2 at the plate and as well as being a dominant force on the pitchers mound striking out 11 men at the plate and only allowing 3 hits. The Braves were also dominant on the base running side of things as they finished the game with a total of 12  stolen bases.

The Braves will look to keep the momentum going when they take on Bristol on Wednesday.

HAMILTON BARRELS HIS WAY TO 1000

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KINSMAN,OHIO- What a night it was in little Kinsman, Ohio as the Badger Braves took on the Lordstown Devils. The man of the night was Brad Hamilton, who dropped 38 points and secured his spot in the Badger record books by reaching 1,000 career points.

Hamilton got hot fast and just went with the flow. Lewis flowers added 12 points and Duncan Moy finished with 6 points, which included to big dunks that got the Braves rolling.

The Braves went on to win 83-21 to improve to a 12-2 record and look to keep the momentum going when they take on the Heartland Christian Lions tomorrow. 

*Contributed By YSN’s Matt Morrison

RIDGE TAKES SENIOR NIGHT VICTORY

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MINERAL RIDGE OH- Tonight was Senior Night in Mineral Ridge and Lordstown was the visiting team hoping to spoil the Senior Night festivities.  Lordstown would score the early first goal not quite 3 minutes in, the result of a very poor drop kick by the Rams keeper.  But the Rams would not be undone by the early mistake, taking control of the game and scoring 5 goals to end the game 5-1.

The Rams would like to recognize their Senior Members, Clayton Butler, Elias Clarke, Nate Colburn, Audri Gaydosh, Donny Ladd and Teagan Maglis.  We wish you the best in the future!

 

Goals:

Landon Pal – 2

Branden Testa – 2

Logan Meinke – 1

Assists:

Nate Colburn – 1

Audri Gaydosh – 1

Donny Ladd – 1

Landon Pal – 1

Saves:

Luke Porter – 3

*Contributed By Ted Gaydosh at ramsathletics.org

RED DEVILS GET BACK TO WINNING

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CAMPBELL OH-  Wednesday night volleyball action saw the Red Devils of Lordstown visiting the Red Devils of Campbell Memorial in an early season matchup. Lordstown came out of the gates with the first point of the game, gaining the only advantage they would have all night long. After getting the first point, Lordstown surrendered the next to Campbell who would then take the ball and get off to a 6-1 start in the first set thanks to some excellent serves from #27 Angeliz Diaz and some sensational spikes from the Red Devils leading lady #12 Kendall Brunn. Campbell continued to extend their lead pushing ahead by double-digits before Lordstown would close the deficit to under five. Campbell narrowly took the first set 25-19.

The first set was the closest of the night. Mistakes and miscommunications sealed Lordstown’s fate on the night as they would go on to score just 11 points as #4 Cyra Cross and #7 Kayla Coleman-Clark took control of the offense along with #12 Kendall Brunn dominating this second set. They would go on to take it 25-11. Set 3 didn’t go Lordstown’s way either as they were held under 10 points for the majority of the set before Campbell let of the gas with a 24-10 point lead surrendering 5 straight to Lordstown before finally closing the third set 25-15.

Campbell claims a 2-1 record to start the early season and will host the Garfield Lady G-Men on Thursday. Lordstown falls to 0-2 and have still yet to win a set on the season. They will stay on the road and take on the Bristol Bears on Thursday.

*Contributed By YSN’s Alek Koberna

TIGERS WASTE NO TIME IN THEIR SECTIONAL FINAL

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NEW MIDDLETOWN OH- Springfield earned their way to a 2 seed in the district with a fantastic regular season. As the second seed they get the benefit of being the top seed in their own district bracket. Sometimes that gives you some big mismatches in the early rounds. That was the case Saturdays as Springfield wasted little time winning a sectional title with a 62-7 win over Lordstown.

The Tigers had 10 players get themselves in the stat book. They were led by Jacey Mullen with 13 points. Kendall Maughan was also in double figures with 10. Peyton Klem contributed 9.

Springfiekd moves on to the Mineral Ridge district semifinal where they will match up with Lisbon. That game is slated for 6:00 at Mineral Ridge.

CLIPPERS PUT THE CLAMPS ON LORDSTOWN

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COLUMBIANA OH- There wasn’t much of a question as to who was the better team between Columbiana and Lordstown on Saturday. The Clippers made quick work of Lordstown in sweeping fashion. (25-6 25-12 25-7)

Tori along got a very unique double double, finishing with 16 aces, and 10 digs. Julia Rapp led the offense with 9 kills, she also collected 3 aces, and a pair of blocks. Cameron Perkins finished with 7 assists, and a pair of kills.

Columbiana will look to stay hot Monday as they host Warren JFK.

HUBBARD HOLDS STRONG AGAINST LORDSTOWN

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HUBBARD OH- The Hubbard girls soccer team got a commanding 6-2 victory over Lordstown on Wednesday night to continue their impressive season.

Marysa Chuey earned a hat trick scoring 3 goals for the Eagles. Ashlee Maiorano added a pair of goals to the cause. Kenna Reinard also found the back of the net. Chuey added 2 assists to her strong performance.

Hubbard returns to action Saturday as they travel to Ursuline.

EAGLES BREAK OUT THE BROOMS AGAINST LORDSTOWN

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LORDSTOWN OH- United made it a positive Saturday morning with a strong sweep over Lordstown. (25-7 25-12 25-9)

Tori Tschappatt served phenomenally for the Eagles. She tallied 13 aces on the night. She also added 5 kills. Madelynn Lucas led the assists category with 7. Taylor scope played good net defense totaling in 2 blocks. Grayson Kidder led the United offense with 7 kills.

United returns to league play on Tuesday as they’ll host Leetonia.

QUAKERS LEAVE LORDSTOWN OUT TO DRY

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SALEM OH- The Salem girls tennis team earned a win over Lordstown 4-1 on Monday night. Here are the final scores:

Auburn Hamilton lost (0-6)(2-6)
Emma Hammers won (6-1)(6-1)
Maria Sargent won by forfeit
Laney Haas and Katie McFarland won (6-4)(6-0)
Lana Tonkinson and Kelly Humphreys won by forfeit

Salem stays home to host Marlington on Tuesday.

*Contributed by Christjana Vucenovic at salemathletics.org

BLUE DEVILS LEAVE LORDSTOWN IN THE DUST

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MCDONALD OH-

McDonald had all cylinders firing on offense on Tuesday, winning big over Lordstown 9-1

In the first inning, McDonald got their offense started. Andrew Cupan doubled on a 1-1 count, scoring two runs.

The Blue Devils tallied four runs in the sixth inning. They scored their runs on a single by Cupan.

Miles Culp took the win for McDonald. The righty surrendered zero runs on two hits over five innings, striking out eight. Logan Presco threw two innings in relief out of the bullpen. Presco recorded the last six outs to earn the save.

Jacob Fleming took the loss for Lordstown. The hurler allowed six hits and six runs over five innings, striking out five.

The Blue Devils scattered nine hits in the game. Culp, Cupan, and Joey Skowron all managed multiple hits. Skowron, Cupan, and Culp all had two hits to lead.

Caden Minor led Lordstown with two hits in two at bats.

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