CANFIELD, OH- The Canfield Cardinals hosted the New Philadelphia Quakers in round one of the Ohio high school playoffs. The Quakers controlled the time of possession throughout the ballgame to keep it close, but a jolt by the Cardinals offense in the fourth quarter pushed the Cardinals into the second round.
Canfield started off strong on the first possession of the ballgame with a touchdown run from half back Danny Inglis to make it 7-0. The Quakers would respond in the second quarter with a long sustained drive that resulted in a Konnor Tetzloff touchdown reception to tie the ballgame at 7. The Quakers would recover an onside kick in the second quarter to take the ball back and kick a 48 yard field goal from senior kicker Nathaniel Demuth to take a 10-7 lead. The Cardinals would end the first half with a touchdown after a quarterback keeper from Broc Lowry to take a 14-10 lead at the end of the first half.
Neither team was able to get on the board in the third quarter, but the Cardinals clicked offensively in the fourth quarter to put the game away. Inglis had his second rushing touchdown of the night to take a 21-10 lead at the beginning of the fourth quarter. Later on in the fourth, Lowry found sophomore tight end Angelo DeLucia to seal the game at 27-10. The Cardinals will host the Aurora Greenmen next Friday at Bob Dove Field.
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MASSILLON OH- Boardman didn’t even get a half of an inning in on Monday before rain delayed the game. They quickly had momentum though as they scored a run before the sky opened up. That meant they came in to Tuesday night already having a 1-0 lead and momentum. They needed every bit as they outlasted New Philadelphia 5-3 in 8 innings.
Maddie Lester was 1-3 on the day with a team high 2 RBI. She hit her 6th home run of the season. Dana Haus was the only Spartan with multiple hits going 2-4 with a walk and 2 runs scored. Jenna Olexa went 1-2, walked twice, and gathered a RBI. Maddie Wymer mirrored those numbers going 1-2 with a pair of walks.
Tori Strines pitched a gem against a strong Quakers lineup. She went 8 innings giving up just 1 earned run on 6 hits. She struck out 6 and walked 2.
Boardman advances to the Division 1 Massillon district championship on Wednesday as they’ll play Walsh Jesuit. First pitch from Massillon is slated for 5:00.
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NEW PHILADELPHIA OH- Louisville had a very tough test in front of them on Saturday as they traveled to New Philadelphia to take on the 9-1 Quakers in their gym. It was by no means east, but the Leopards earned a big win 53-46.
The Leopards were paced by Kelsey Adelman who completed a 19 point performance. Kendall Loy was also in double figures for the Leopards warning 12 points. Brooke Haren supplied7 for the Leopards offense.
The Leopards improve your 8-3 on the season with the big win. They will host Marlington next on Wednesday.
HUBBARD, Ohio –
Two historic programs stumbling into the postseason, Hubbard and New Philadelphia came into cold wet night with one goal in mind, survive and advance.
The weather played a factor throughout the beginning of the ballgame, as sloppy offensive play and penalties had things tied at the conclusion of the first.
After a Quaker fumble allowed Hubbard to take the ball over in New Philly territory, the Eagles would pick up one first down to get senior kicker, Kyle Walker, into field goal range before blasting through a twenty-nine-yard field goal to break our seal and give Hubbard the lead.
New Philadelphia’s ensuing possession saw the Quakers pick up a first down before a couple of penalties put them well behind the sticks and forced them to punt the ball away.
Hubbard started their drive at the Quaker thirty-seven-yard-line and just six plays later, TC Caffey would punch in his first score of the night on a fourth and goal from the one.
The Quakers, however, had no intentions on going away easily into the night. The first play of the ensuing New Philly drive hit for sixty-four yards and set the Quakers up for their first score of the night, a five yard touchdown pass from Kurtis to Konnor Tetzloff, sending out score to where the half would end, 10-7.
Starting the second half with the ball, New Philadelphia’s opening drive would see the Quakers turn the ball over for the second time of the night, this time deep in Eagle territory on the Hubbard four.
In just six plays Hubbard went ninety-six yards for the score, capped by a vintage TC Caffey fifty-nine-yard touchdown run, featuring four broken tackles, and Caffey’s jets. TC would go on to score twice more in the ballgame, once from twelve yards out, and the other from eight.
TC’s effort in the Eagles 39-20 victory over New Philadelphia put himself in the state record books twice, with over 2400 yards rushing and 36 rushing TDs, and also has surpassed Hubbard legend, LJ Scott, for most rushing TDs in a season.
UP NEXT
Hubbard: Bouncing back in a big way after their embarrassing loss to Canfield South Range, the Eagles will hit the road for the second round, and again travel to Canfield, this time to take on the big dog Canfield Cardinals (10-1). Hubbard leads the all-time series 15-7-1 and have won the only three matchups this century.
New Philadelphia: The Quakers end their season with a final record of 6-5, and on a two-game losing streak. Losing six starters on offense and three on the defensive side, New Philly will return a plethora of then senior talent, and will have their names in the postseason race once again.
*Contributed By YSN’s Jamie Thomson
Postgame interview with TC Caffey:
Postgame Interview With Brian Hoffman:
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CANFIELD OH- The Canfield Cardinals took their longest trip of the regular season down to New Philadelphia to take on the Quakers in week 4. The Cardinals defense was stellar, and the offense clicked with great field position.
The Cardinals defense forced a quick 3 and out on the first Quaker possession of the game, but the Quakers defense answered with a goal line stop to turn the Cardinals over on downs. New Philadelphia had another 3 and out, and the Cardinals took advantage with a 34 yard touchdown reception for Paolo Papalia to make it 7-0. Two possessions later, Oliver Kovass caught a 19 yard touchdown pass on 4th down and long. Toby Smith got in on the touchdown mix as he caught a 20 yard touchdown pass before the half. Canfield entered the locker room at half, up 21-0.
The Cardinals got the football to start the second half, and started right where they left off. The Cardinals stomped 80 yards down the field and capped it off with a Mike Crawford touchdown run. On the following possession for the Quakers, Ryan Schneider had a pick six to make it 35-0.
The Canfield defense would complete the shutout, while forcing 4 turnovers and not allowing New Philadelphia to cross midfield.
Canfield would beat the Quakers 35-0, improving to 3-1 on the season. The Quakers are now 2-2, and will travel to Canton Central Catholic next week. As for Canfield, they return home to take on the Chaney Cowboys. We will have the call on YSN.
*Contributed by YSN’s Richie Juliano
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LOUISVILLE OH- The Leopards worked hard to overcome a halftime deficit on Thursday night, but couldn’t muster up enough energy to complete the comeback and fell to New Philadelphia 45-43.
The Lady Leopards played hard and out scored New Philadelphia 24-19 in the 2nd half but came up short late in the game. Leading the Leopards was Kelsey Adelman with 12, Sherm Mullett 10, Brooke Haren 9, Paige Cole 7, Maddie Dyer 3 and Kendal Loy 2.
The Leopards are currently scheduled to host Dover on Saturday at 2:00. They drop to 0-2.
*Contributed By Chris Esterak at leopardAthletics.org
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Louisville shut down a New Philly Quakers team in 4 sets with scores:
25-22, 22-25, 25-14, 25-14 Tuesday night
Leading the Leps were seniors:
Paige Cole with 29 kills and 13 digs
Lauren Siegfried with 30 assists
Amanda Clark with 12 service points and 2 aces
Louisville is now on a 10 game win streak and at a record of 16-8 are advancing on to the District Finals.
The Leps will play the undefeated #1 seed Jackson this Saturday at Jackson High School at 1:00.
*Contributed By Alicia Mihelic at leopardathletics.org
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NEW PHILADELPHIA OH- Chaney made the trip to New Philadelphia and put up a good fight, but eventually fell 42-15.
The Cowboys defense held strong in the first half. Stopping the Quakers several times deep in their territory, but the dams broke in the third as the Quakers scored 21 of their points in the frame.
Chaney moves the ball for 319 total yards on the night. 214 of those yards came through the air from Jason Hewlett. 78 of those yards came on a big play as Hewlett found Bryant Douglas for a touchdown. Hewlett also ran one in from 1 yard out.
Chaney is eliminated from the playoffs and moves their record to 3-5. They are eligible to schedule regular season games up until week 10.
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CANFIELD OH- The Canfield Cardinals took on the New Philadelphia Quakers in week 3 at Cardinal Stadium.
The Cardinals got on the board first with a 65 yard touchdown run from senior quarterback Ethan Fletcher. New Philadelphia then responded with a long drive to tie the game up. Later in the first half, Brock Lowry returned an interception to the house to increase the Cardinal lead.
The Cardinals would lead at half 31-14, but the Quakers did not go down without a fight. The Quakers scored 10 unanswered in the second half, while dominating time of possession. Canfield was able to use the clock to their advantage, and hang on to a 31-24 victory.
Canfield improves to 3-0, and will travel to Dover for their first road game of 2020 in week 4. New Philadelphia is now 2-1, and will take on Steubenville Thursday night.
*Contributed By YSN’s Richie Juliano
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LOUSIVILLE OH- The Louisville Girls Tennis Team got a big win over New Philadelphia on Wednesday 4-1. This brings the Leopards record to 6-6. The individual scores are as follows
Singles
#1 Rachel Kibler (L) d. Maddie Troyer (NP) 6-0, 6-0
#2 Sherilynn Mullett (L) d. Grace Engstrom (NP) d. 6-7, 6-1, 6-1
#3 Jade Thomas (L) d. Bryante Caldwell (NP) 7-5, 6-2
Doubles
#1 Bailey Menegay & Katy Yarnall (L) d. Sophie Troyer & Alli Richwine (NP) 6-2, 4-6, 6-0
#2 Alexis Mamula & Maggie Prucha (NP) d. Kora Woolf & McKenzie Taylor (L) 2-6, 6-3, 6-4
*Contributed by Rod Hall at leopardathletics.org
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