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DEVILS SNATCH VICTORY AWAY FROM SALEM

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CANFIELD OH- In a collection of great teams gathering at South Range on Monday for the Holiday Hoops Classic, Western Reserve and Salem was a marquee matchup on day 1. The Quakers led 31-20 after 3 quarters, However, the Blue Devils raved all the way back in the final frame. They outscored the Quakers 16-5 in the 4th. Tied at 36 headed to overtime, the Devils pulled out the 39-36 win.

Olivia Pater led the Devils with 11 points. Kennedy Miller, and Brooke Schantz both contributed 8.

Kyla Jamison led the way for Salem scoring a game-high 14 points. Annie Davidson added 9 for the Quakers.

Both teams get back to it tomorrow in Day 2 of the Holiday Hoops Classic. Salem will square off with Ursuline at 10:00. Western Reserve will play Poland at 12:00.

SALEM BLOWS OUT LIONS IN EBC OPENER

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SALEM OH- After a much deserved week of rest for the Lady Quakers, Salem was able to dismantle Minerva 63-34 on Wednesday night in their EBC opener.

Kyla Jamison led the balanced Quakers offense with 14 points on the night. Casey Johnson also put together a strong performance scoring 13.  The Quakers got six players to score at least six points. Their defense was also up for the task, holding Minerva to just 11 first half points.

Salem moves on to another challenge traveling to Canfield on Saturday. That game will be available on YSN.

 

BULLDOGS WIN QUAKER HOLIDAY CLASSIC

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SALEM OH- Poland Salem both played their second game in as many days on Wednesday as they met in the Quaker Holiday Classic Championship game. Defense was the name of the game as both of the teams struggled to score. Poland was able to come away with the win 56-45.

Christian Colosimo led the Bulldogs with 12 points. Andrew Centafonti and Ross Dedo both added 8 points to help the Bulldogs win.

Jon Null led the charge for the Quakers. He got in double figures with 14. Drew Weir was also in double figures scoring 12.

Poland will travel to Canfield for round 2 of the battle of 224 on Tuesday. Salem will host McDonald on Tuesday.

 

 

JOHNSON SHOOTS SALEM PAST CARDINALS

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CANFIELD- The Salem Quakers took a non-conference visit to Canfield on Saturday night. Salem lit it up from 3, and continued their dominant 2020 campaign.

The Quakers and Cardinals went back and forth in the first half, as both teams went to the locker room at halftime, with Salem leading 25-24.

Salem came out of the halftime shooting the lights out, as Casey Johnson had 10 points in the third quarter, and pushed the Quakers to a 40-37 lead at the end of 3 quarters. In the fourth quarter, Salem pulled away on an 18-8 run, and beat Canfield by a final score of 58-45. The Quakers made 10 three pointers throughout the entirety of the ballgame, and improved to 4-1 on the season. Canfield is now 1-4, and will host Cardinal Mooney on Tuesday at 7 P.M.

Casey Johnson led the way for the Quakers, scoring 22 points, with 6 three pointers. Canfield was led by Alyssa Dill, who had 17 points for the Cardinals.

*Contributed by YSN’s Richie Juliano

QUAKERS DELAY AVIATORS FLIGHTPLAN

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ALLIANCE OH- The Salem boys hoops team outscored Alliance in the 2nd quarter 26-3 to help send the Quakers to their 3rd victory of the season beating Alliance 64-46.

The 3-1 Quakers had huge scoring efforts from Jon Null with 20 points, Hunter Griffith with 16 and Drew Weir added 15 points. Next up for Salem is a trip to Marlington on Tuesday night.

*Contributed By YSN’s Gary Leininger

QUAKERS OPEN EBC PLAY WITH WIN OVER MINERVA

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SALEM OH- The Salem Boys opened up conference play on Friday night hosting Minerva. The Quakers used a big third quarter to dispatch the Lions 56-40.  Salem outscored Minerva 17-10 in that third quarter, and then added 15 more points to finish off the Lions in the fourth.

The Quakers has a balanced offense with two players in double figures. Jon Null led Salem with 15 points. Drew Weir also had a solid night picking up 14 points.

Brayden Costea led the Lions with 12 points. Kale Mayle was also in double figures with 10.

Salem will move on to travel to Alliance on Friday.

RAIDERS OVERPOWER SALEM ON THE ROAD

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SALEM OH- South Range came in to Thursday’s game at Salem fresh and ready for a battle. They had not played since Saturday when they lost to division 2 power house Laurel. Salem on the other end was coming off an already busy week. They beat United on Monday, and fought to the end to take home a close win over Poland on Wednesday. The Raiders used their freshness to jump out in front of Salem early and never look back. The Raiders had to deal with a scrappy Salem team in the second half, but it wasn’t enough. The Raiders won 69-54.

The Raiders offense got off to a great start, scoring 43 first half points and leading by 18 at the break. Izzy Lamparty has 16 first half points propelling the Raiders offense.

The game was much more even in the second half, as Salem tightened up on defense and held South Range to 10 third quarter points. The Quakers needed a bit more offense to close the gap though, they only scored 14 points in the frame.

The Raiders finished well scoring 16 fourth quarter points and not giving the Quakers any room to mount a comeback.

Izzy Lamparty led the Raiders with 27 points. Gabby Lamparty added 15. The Lamparty sisters were both on their A-game. Lexi Giles was also in double figures with 13 points.

Kyla Jamison put together 19 points to lead the Quakers offense. Abbie Davidson added a strong 13 point performance. Abby Perry was also in double figures with 10.

The Raiders look ahead to their home opener on Monday as they host Struthers.

Salem will travel to Minerva on Wednesday.

JAMISON NOTCHES 1,000 SALEM SECURES VICTORY

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POLAND OH- Salem faced their first big test of the season on Wednesday night as they traveled to Poland to take one of the more dominant programs in our area. Salem used a strong 3rd quarter to secure a 46-41 victory.

Poland controlled the first half with strong defense. The Bulldogs and their trade mark trapping forced the Quakers into plenty of turnovers in the first two frames. Jackie Grisdale also put together a strong two quarters scoring 11 points.

It was Salem ray came out strong though after halftime. They forced a turnover on the first three Poland possessions on their way to a 12-2 run. The Quakers would eventually outscore the Bulldogs in the third frame 17-5. However, Bulldog Freshman Mary Brant came up with some big plays in the fourth quarter. With Poland trailing 39-36, Grisdale buried a three tying the game late at 39-39. Those were Grisdale’s only points of the second half. Salem closed the game on a 7-2 run including Kyla Jamison’s 20th point that gave Salem a 43-41 lead. It also push Jamison over the 1,000 point mark in her career. She managed to stay in the game with four fouls needing just one bucket to reach the career milestone.

Jamison led the Quakers with 20 points. Abbie Davidson added 10 for the Quakers. Casey Johnson finished with 8.

Grisdale led the Bulldogs with 14 points. Brant added 9. Sarah Forsyth     had 5 big 2nd quarter points during Poland’s run before the half.

Salem will have their home opener on Thursday hosting South Range. Poland travels to Waterloo.

TIGERS NEW FACES PROPEL THEM TO VICTORY

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NEW MIDDLETOWN, OH – While head coach Steve French needs to replace two 1000-point scores from last year’s squad, the Tigers are equipped with plenty of familiar faces to help match their production.

Junior Beau Brungard and Senior Clay Medvec are returning starters for the Tigers, but it was two newcomers to the starting lineup who propelled Springfield to their first victory of the season.

Combining for 40 of the Tigers 59 points were center Alex Rothwell and shooting guard RJ Smith. Rothwell had 24 and Smith drained 16 tallies himself.  Rothwell dominated on the glass and in the paint, finishing through contact, converting 2 and-ones. Smith, on the other hand, did most of his damage from beyond the arc, hitting 3 three-pointers on the night.

For the visiting Salem Quakers, it was Drew Weir who did most of the heavy lifting with 21 points. Weir hit 3 three-pointers in the third quarter alone and led the team in scoring for each quarter.  Brock Young chipped in 10 for the Quakers as well.

Although the final score appears close at 59-47, this was always the Tigers game. After jumping out to an early 5-2, Springfield never let it go. Expanding the margin to 8 by the end of the quarter, the Tigers always seemed to have an answer to the Salem Quakers.

LEADING SCORERS:

Springfield

Alex Rothwell – 24 points

RJ Smith – 16 points

Beau Brungard – 8 points

Salem

Drew Weir – 21 points

Brock Young – 1o points

Hunter Griffith – 5 points

Cade Rohm – 5 points

*Contributed By YSN’s Jamie Thomson

QUAKERS BREAK AWAY FROM UNITED

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HANOVERTON OH- Salem got their season tipped off Monday with a dominating 62-22 win over United.

The first few minutes of the game seemed to be back and forth. Eagles guard Maddie Kibler hit a couple of early shots and the game was tied at 6-6. Salem ended the quarter on a 9-0 run, and extended that run to 22-0 into the second frame. The Quakers completely dominated from that point, out scoring the Eagles 56-16.

Kyla Jamison led the Quakers offense with 18 points. Krista Barly also had a solid night with 17 points, including three shots from deep.

Senior Destiny Hill led the Eagles with 9 points on the night.

Salem stays on the road as they travel to Poland on Wednesday. United is scheduled to travel to Wellsville on Thursday.