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BLUE JAYS TAKE CARE OF MATHEWS IN STRAIGHT SETS

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VIENNA OH-

Opening the 2022 season on the road the Lady Jays took down the Lady Mustangs of Mathews in straight sets.

Defensively Grace Johns lead the way with 16 digs.  Offensively Riley Headley lead the team with 7 aces, our Middles Alena Len and Mia Greco each recorded 6 kills each.  Hailey Chudomelka had 10 assists on the night.

The JV’s gained their first win of the seasons 2-1 over Mathews.

The Lady Jays will be on the road again tomorrow for opening conference game with McDonald.

*Contributed By Stephen Mohr at jacksonmiltonathletics.org

WARRIORS RUN INTO MATHEWS AGAIN

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KINSMAN OH- Brookfield watched the game slip away early and couldn’t recover in an 8-2 loss to Mathews on Wednesday. Mathews  scored on a home run by Olivia Matheny in the first inning and a single by Kelsie Newsom in the second inning.

The Warriors struggled to put runs on the board and had a tough time defensively containing Mathews, giving up eight runs.

The Mustangs got things moving in the first inning. Matheny hit a solo homer.

Mathews scored three runs in the third inning. Kaylen Mccollum and Ella Vaupel each had RBIs in the big inning.

Emma Gates led the Mathews to victory on the rubber. The pitcher allowed eight hits and two runs over seven innings, striking out nine and walking zero.

Miranda Nicholson took the loss for the Warriors. Nicholson lasted four innings, allowing nine hits and seven runs while striking out seven.

The Warriors socked one home run on the day. Abby DeJoy put one out in the fourth inning.

Brookfield collected eight hits. DeJoy, Cadence Huffman, and Katie Logan each managed multiple hits. Logan, Huffman, and DeJoy each collected two hits to lead.

Mathews tallied 11 hits on the day. Matheny, Gianna Toto, Gates, and Vaupel all managed multiple hits. Matheny led with three hits in four at bats. Mathews didn’t commit a single error in the field. Kennedy Newsom had ten chances in the field, the most on the team.

 

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FITCH UP FOR THE TASK AGAINST STATE POWER

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AUSTINTOWN OH-  The Lady Falcon Softball team improved their record to 18-2 on the season with a 3-1 victory over Mathews on Thursday evening.  While the Falcons still have one more conference game to play against Howland on Tuesday, May 10, they were assured the outright AAC Championship due to Canfield defeating Howland earlier in the day.

Freshmen Sydnie Watts was dominant in the circle again as she struck out 14 batters and allowed only 1 hit (a solo home run).  She added a solo home run herself to help the offense against a stingy Matthews pitcher.

Sophomore Ayla Ray had two hits (single, double) and scored two runs for the Falcons.  Seniors Maddy Taylor and Samantha Aey each had RBI singles that plated Ray.

The team will prepare for a doubleheader against Massillon on Saturday with the first game beginning at 11:00 AM and the second game to follow at approximately 1:00 PM.

*Contributed By Steve Ward at austintownathletics.org

MCDONALD STIFLES MATHEWS BATS

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POLAND OH-  Katie McDonald had all the right stuff on Saturday for Poland, allowing zero runs and allowing just 1 hit besting Mathews Mustangs Varsity by a score of 3-0.

The pitching was strong on both sides. McDonald struck out ten, while Emma Gates sat down eight.

One bright spot for Mathews was a double by Olivia Matheny in the first inning.

McDonald pitched Poland to victory. She went seven innings, allowing zero runs on one hit, striking out ten and walking zero.

Gates took the loss for Mathews. The righthander lasted six innings, allowing six hits and three runs while striking out eight and walking one.

The Bulldogs hit one home run on the day. Mary Brant went deep in the fourth inning for her second bomb of the season. Brant led Poland with two hits in three at bats.

Matheny went 1-for-3 at the plate to lead the Mustangs in hits. It was their only hit of the day.

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WARRIORS CANT MATCH UP WITH MATHEWS

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WARREN OH- Both teams came into the game with a chance to make history.  For the lady Warriors of Brookfield sitting at a record of 17-8, , this was their first time in the District Champs but it would not be an easy task as they took on the lady Mustangs of Mathews who had a record of 22-4.  Whoever won this matchup would either play East Canton or McDonald at Firestone.  This game took place at Candelite Knolls Banquet Facility.  

 

The first run of the game came in the bottom of the second when Emma Vaupel singled on a hard ground ball to Katie Logan advancing to second with Kaylen McCollum scoring along with a steal from senior Kylie Nicholson making it two runs to nothing.  Later on in the bottom of the fourth, it was the same thing with Gianna Toto doubling on a line drive, sending Chloe Sweitzer home along with Toto after a single by Bella Spano.  

 

Now the Lady Warriors had good fielding for a couple innings despite what the score says and they looked to get back into this game.  Remember against Lisbon, they started out slow hitting wise but then pulled away later.  This time, they got a run in the top of the fifth when Sophia Hook had a sacrifice fly ball to left field with Cadence Huffman scoring.  Now that the lead was cut to three runs, many thought that this would be a comeback and go into extra innings.  

 

However, that did not happen as Ashley Deans got her first home run single of the game which kicked off a pair of six more runs by McCollum, Sweitzer, Toto, Nicholson, Spano and Becca Landis with talented pitcher Miranda Nicholson not knowing what had happened for the Warriors.  

 

Head coach DeJoy had no other option than to call the game off a mercy rule, making the final 11-1 in a game that ended with relief, and disappointment.  Now coach Nicola for Mathews has the chance to make something great. 

 

STATS 

 

Miranda Nicholson took the loss surrendering 11 runs on 12 hits, striking out three.  Emma Gates led Mathews to the win allowing four hits and one run while striking out seven and walking zero.  

 

Brookfield finishes their season with a 17-9 record.  A big improvement from where they were before in 2017-18 and 2018-19 finishing 12-9 and 10-8.  Mathews (23-4) will play East Canton (21-4) in the regionals who got a big five to one victory over McDonald.  

 

*contributed by YSN’s Ian O’Brien*

 

TIGERS MUSCLE THEIR WAY TO DISTRICTS

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SPRINGFIELD OH- The Tigers made their way to the District Semifinals with a win over Mathews, 48-31.

The game was close at the half, but the Tigers pulled away with a 19-6 advantage in the 3rd quarter. All starters got in the scoring column, and Springfield’s defense held Mathews’ talented 1000-point scorer (Ashley Deans) to 12 points.

Jacey Mullen and Kylee Kosek both posted double-doubles for Springfield. Mullen had 19 points and 12 rebounds, and Kosek had 15 points and 10 boards. Madi Lesnak added a 6 point-7 rebound- 5 block performance for the Tigers.

The Tigers will travel to McDonald on Wednesday evening.

*Contributed by James Schuler at springfieldlocalathletics.org

LEETONIA BEATS MUSTANGS IN PHOTO FINISH

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LEETONIA OH- The Leetonia Bears tied the game up in the 4th quarter to send the game into overtime to pull out a  41-38 victory over the visiting Mathews Mustangs in Saturday’s contest.

The Bears  put up 13 4th quarter points while holding the Mustangs to 5 points to send the game into OT. In the extra session Leetonia out-scored Mathews 5-2.

Leetonia improves to 10-5 for the year. Leading the scoring attack for Leetonia was Taren Ferry with 16 points and Allison Francosky dropped in 10 points.

Mathews Bella Greenwood scored 11 points and Brooke Bauer and Ashley Deans each had 10 points.

*Contributed by YSN’s Gary Leininger

MUSTANGS GALLOP TO VICTORY OVER HEARTLAND

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MATHEWS OH- Ashley Deans 19 points helped lead  the Mathews Mustangs to a 61-30 victory over the visiting Heartland Christian Lions.

Mathews held a 27-13 lead at the half and added to it in the final 2 periods doubling up the Lions 34-17.

Also pacing the 3-3 Mustangs was Brooke Bauer with 12 points and teammate Bella Greenwood with10 points.

For the 4-9  Lions was Madi Matthews with 14 points and Sophia Stambaugh adding 10 points.

*Contributed by YSN’s Gary Leininger

RAMS CONTINUE TO ROLL

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MINERAL RIDGE OH- The Rams were led by Senior Jake Sylak’s 34 and Freshman Trey Rigley’s 43 (personal best). Also scoring for Ridge was Senior Christopher McMahan’s 49 and Sophomore Hayden Lengyel’s 53(personal best). Blaine Spitler shot a 55 and Keaton Kucera shot a 65. The team improved to 9-2, 5-2 on the year. Next up the Rams travel to Springfield tomorrow.

*Contributed by Shawn Brown at ramsathletics.org

LADY EAGLES CLAW THEIR WAY TO VICTORY OVER MATHEWS

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MATHEWS, OH- Hubbard snatched the lead late in the game in an 11-5 victory over Mathews on Friday. The game was tied at five with the Lady Eagles batting in the top of the fifth when an error scored one run for Hubbard.

Hubbard got things moving in the first inning, when Jackie Adler singled on a 1-1 count, scoring one run.  Hubbard scored three runs in the seventh inning. Hubbard batters contributing to the big inning included Grace Narkum, Sydney Bowser, and Haley Croyle, all sending runners across the plate with RBIs in the inning.

Narkum took the win for Hubbard. She surrendered five runs on four hits over six and two-thirds innings, striking out six.

Becca Landis took the loss for Mathews. She went five innings, allowing seven runs on 14 hits, striking out two and walking one.

Hubbard hit one home run on the day. Bowser went deep in the seventh inning.  Hubbard tallied 20 hits in the game. Hannah Kist, Bowser, Emily Filicky, Croyle, Kellsie Leshnak, Narkum, and Adler each racked up multiple hits for the Lady Eagles. Kist led the team with four hits in five at-bats.

Ashley Deans went 2-for-4 at the plate to lead Mathews in hits.

 

 

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