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HUBBARD FOOTBALL COACH’S CORNER (EP. 4) WITH BRIAN HOFFMAN

Coach Brian Hoffman and the Hubbard Eagles are soaring high after their week five, 41-8, victory over the Jefferson Falcons! Up next for the Eagles will be a road test against the Lakeview Bulldogs in week six.

The Hubbard High School media class had the opportunity to talk with Coach Hoffman this week to see just what his Eagles have in store for the Lakeview Bulldogs, as well as, what his takeaways from the first half of the season were.

 

Episode four of Hubbard Football coach’s corner with head coach Brian Hoffman is LIVE!

 

SOUTH RANGE FOOTBALL COACH’S CORNER (EP. 6) WITH DAN YEAGLEY

Week five was the game Coach Dan Yeagley and the Raiders had circled on their schedule all season; they could not wait to get the state runner up, Girard Indians, in their building. The Raiders battled all game long and controlled the tempo from start to finish and came away with a solid 36-22 victory. Week six will send the Raiders on the road to Niles to take on the Red Dragons, as they will look to improve to 4-2.

The pride of YSN, D.J. Yokley, had the pleasure of sitting down with Coach Yeagley to talk South Range football in the first half of the 2019 football season but also to see what the Raiders will look to do in week six and the second half of the season.

 

Episode six of South Range football coach’s corner with head coach Dan Yeagley is LIVE!

 

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STRUTHERS PADDLES PAST LAKEVIEW

CORTLAND, OH- The Struthers Wildcats traveled to take on a Conference opponent, the Lakeview Bulldogs. The Wildcats came out and played incredible defense, holding the Bulldogs to only 6 points and 202 total yards. The Wildcats scored 41 points in the contest, defeating the Bulldogs 41 to 6.

The standout player of the game was no secret. Senior running back Adrian Brown flashed his speed while running the ball 9 times for 98 yards and an astonishing 5 touchdowns. The Wildcats improve to 3-2 on the season, while Lakeview drops to 1-4.

 

*Story contributed by YSN’s Richie Juliano

HUBBARD FOOTBALL COACH’S CORNER (EP. 3) WITH BRIAN HOFFMAN

Coming off a week four victory over the Struthers Wildcats, Coach Brian Hoffman has the Eagles soaring high as they are currently on a three game winning streak. Hubbard will look to continue that streak in week five as they will welcome the Jefferson Falcons to town in an NE8 battle.

The Hubbard High School media class was able to sit down with Coach Hoffman to discuss his outlook on this week five match up and how it feels to be on a nice winning streak.

All that and more on this week’s episode of Hubbard Football Coach’s Corner with head coach, Brian Hoffman!

 

SOUTH RANGE FOOTBALL COACH’S CORNER (EP. 5) WITH DAN YEAGLEY

The South Range Raiders have played their fair share of talented opponents so far in this young 2019 football season, but none have been better than the Poland Bulldogs in week four. Coach Dan Yeagley and his team took the Bulldogs head on and battled all night long but unfortunately fell just short.

Up next for the Raiders is another local team, the Girard Indians, that just so happen to be coming off a season that saw them finish as state runner ups.

YSN’s own D.J. Yokley had the privilege of catching up with Coach Yeagley and he was able to pick his brain a little bit to see just what the Raiders have in store for the Indians and just what they need to do to beat another high quality opponent.

 

All that and more on this episode of South Range Football Coach’s Corner with head coach, Dan Yeagley!

 

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JUST BEING FRANK

HUBBARD, OH- A four-sport student-athlete isn’t an easy feat, and for Hubbard’s Andrew Frank, being a standout in each of those sports makes things much more appealing for coaches at the next level, but a headache for his opposition.

Oh, and he’s only a junior.

Hubbard is holding their own in the first football season in the NE8, and look to continue their winning ways this week!

YSN’s Hubbard Student Reporter Kobe Krisuk sat down with Andrew for this week’s Hubbard Player Profile: JUST BEING FRANK.

CHRIS CROSS WILL MAKE YOU JUMP

CANFIELD, OH- Ask any football coach what he wants in a receiver, and here’s what you’ll find: Size, Speed, Smarts, Hands, Athleticism, Hunger, and Swagger.

What was just described was South Range Senior Wideout, Chris Brooks.

The Raider receiver came off a pretty efficient game against Crestview in Week 2, catching 4 passes with three of them resulting in touchdowns.  The multi-sport star makes no bones about it that he loves basketball, but there’s a family tradition in football with his older brother playing and Dad being on the staff, it’s a game that’s grown on him and he’s a name that’s racing up the recruitment charts with his performances as of late.  Especially on jump balls in the endzone!

This week we highlight the 6’4 standout on the outside in our South Range Player Profile: Chris Cross Will Make You Jump!

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QUAKERS PASS LATEST TEST, EDGE EAGLES

HUBBARD, OH- The Lady Quakers continued rolling on Monday as they beat Hubbard in three sets. For the Quakers, senior Taylor Troy served up 6 aces and 16 points in the final set while adding 4 digs. Also for the Quakers, Elly Exline and Jaden Hamilton had 12 kills apiece while Hamilton added 3 blocks. Jenna McClish added 10 digs in the backcourt as well.

The Quakers will travel to Alliance Tuesday.

In JV action the Salem girls won 2-0. For the Quakers, Alivia Davidson added 5 kills while Emma Hochadel added 3 aces and 13 assists.

 

*Story contributed via Sarah Hamilton and salemathletics.org

POLAND PUSHES PAST RANGE IN FIRST NE8 VICTORY

POLAND, OH- Week 4 starts league play for most teams in the valley. Poland and South Range this was their first meeting as league foes.  Both teams are in the NE8 and kicked off league play with a battle at bulldog stadium Friday night.
The Raiders received the opening kick and proceeded to drive right down the field. First play from the Raiders was a jet sweep to junior wideout Trey Pancake who took it all the way into bulldog territory to the 45. But the raiders weren’t done with the big plays. The next play was a perfect throw to TE Jake Gehring who got all the way to the bulldog 11. Running back Dylan Dominguez took over and punched it in for the touchdown.

However, Poland would answer right back.

The Bulldogs came out in a “Stacked I” formation and proceeded to run the ball right at the Raiders all the way to the 21-yard line. That’s when QB Jack Fulton connected to Michael Voitus for the 21-yard score, tying the game at 7.

The Raiders offense was not able to get a drive going for the rest of the game. Poland’s defense would smother the Raiders running game and put pressure on Isaac Allegretto all night. Poland’s offensive line would dominate the majority of the night letting senior running back Josh Alessi gain  112 yards on 17 carries. Michael Voitus would finish with 2 TD receptions on 2 receptions for 59 yards. Jack Fulton was 3/5 for 62 yards and 2 TD’s and he rushed for 75 yards on 12 carries with 1 TD.  For the Raiders Allegretto was 10/21 for 127 yards with 1 int. Dominguez had 20 yards on 8 carries and the only TD for the Raiders.

Both teams are now 2-2. Poland hits the road to Niles next week and the Raiders return home to play Girard for Homecoming.

 

*Story contributed by YSN’s Paul Munson

SOUTH RANGE FOOTBALL COACH’S CORNER (EP. 4) WITH DAN YEAGLEY

Week three showed Coach Yeagley’s defense shut out another quality opponent as the Raiders won 33-0 over Canton Central Catholic.

Coming up in week four for the South Range Raiders is a local powerhouse in the Poland Bulldogs. D.J. Yokley was able to sit down with Coach Yeagley to discuss this exciting match up and to see what the Raiders need to accomplish to walk out of Poland with a victory.

 

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