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RAIDERS STAY THE COURSE IN VICTORY OVER ABBEVILLE

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MYRTLE BEACH, SC-In a nail-biting showdown on Thursday night, both South Range Varsity Raiders and Abbeville Varsity Panthers showcased their pitching prowess, but it was the Raiders who emerged victorious with a narrow 1-0 win.

Konnor Brogan took the mound for the South Range Raiders and delivered an exceptional performance, recording an impressive 21 outs throughout the game. Despite facing tough opposition, Brogan remained composed under pressure, stifling the Panthers’ offense with his precise pitching.

The game remained deadlocked until the top of the seventh inning when Tyler Wardle came through in the clutch, smashing a crucial single that drove in the game-winning run for the Raiders, breaking the scoreless tie.

Brogan’s stellar pitching earned him the win for the South Range as he held the Panthers to just four hits and zero runs over seven innings, while striking out seven batters and issuing five walks. On the opposing side, Thomas Booth suffered the loss for the Abbeville Varsity Panthers, surrendering one run on six hits over two innings.

Hunter Overholt kicked off the game on the mound for the Panthers, delivering an impressive performance with 10 strikeouts over five innings, but ultimately falling short as the Raiders capitalized on their opportunities late in the game.

Offensively, the Raiders managed to amass nine hits, with Jake Shumate and Andrew Brian leading the charge with two hits each. Wardle’s game-winning RBI proved to be the decisive moment in the game, highlighting the Raiders’ ability to capitalize on key scoring opportunities.

Defensively, the Raiders were flawless, committing no errors in the field, with Will Gehring showcasing his defensive prowess with the most chances at eight.

South Range will wrap up their trip to the south and welcome St Johns on Friday at 1:30 on YSN.

RAIDERS NAB FIRST WIN AT THE BEACH

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MYRTLE BEACH, SC- In a tightly contested matchup, the South Range Raiders edged out Kendall with a narrow 1-0 victory on Monday, thanks to an early offensive spark. The Raiders seized the lead in the second inning when Tyson Tarajack blasted a solo home run to left field, setting the tone for the rest of the game.

Pitching was on full display from both sides, with the Raiders’ hurlers recording a total of 11 strikeouts, while Kendall’s pitchers managed an impressive 13 strikeouts.

Julian Tranovich took the mound first for the Raiders, delivering a stellar performance. The right-handed pitcher tossed a complete game, surrendering just three hits and keeping Kendall off the scoreboard for the duration of the contest.

Nick Cole started on the mound for Kendall, pitching admirably with four hits allowed and only one run conceded over six innings, tallying an impressive 13 strikeouts.

Tarajack provided the offensive highlight for the Raiders, driving in the lone run of the game. Meanwhile, leadoff hitter Tyler Wardle led the charge with a solid two hits in three at-bats.

For Kendall, Colby Hughes, Vinny Dangelo, and Sam Conte each contributed with one hit apiece, but it wasn’t enough to overcome the Raiders’ pitching and defensive prowess.

Looking ahead, the South Range Varsity Raiders are set to face Floyd Central in their next matchup on Tuesday, aiming to carry the momentum from their hard-fought victory.

RAIDERS CLING ON TO THEIR EARLY LEAD

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MYRTLE BEACH SC- An early lead helped South Range defeat Kendall 1-0 on Monday. The Raiders opened the scoring in the second inning when Tyson Tarajack hit a solo home run to left field. Both teams were strong on the hill. South Range pitchers struck out 11, while Kendall sat down 13.

Julian Tranovich led things off on the bump for the Raiders. The right-handed pitcher allowed three hits and zero runs over seven innings, striking out 11 and walking none. Nick Cole stepped on the mound first for Kendall. The starting pitcher allowed four hits and one run over six innings, striking out 13 and walking none.

Tarajack led South Range with one run batted in. They went 1-for-2 on the day. Leadoff hitter Tyler Wardle led with two hits in three at bats. Colby Hughes, Vinny Dangelo, and Sam Conte each collected one hit for Kendall. Kendall was sure-handed and didn’t commit a single error. Jim Swift made the most plays with 13.

RANGE ROLLS IN FIRST GAME IN GRAND STRAND

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MYRTLE BEACH, SC- In a commanding performance, the South Range Raiders outplayed the University Hawks with a resounding 12-0 victory on Monday. Anna Aey showcased her talent at the plate, delivering three hits in four at-bats. Her standout performance included a double in the second inning, followed by singles in the first and fifth innings.

The Raiders wasted no time asserting their dominance, with Gretchen Bartels igniting the scoreboard in the first inning, driving in two runs with a timely single. Building on their early lead, South Range struck again in the second inning, as Solena DeJesus and Keira Brogan contributed to the offensive onslaught, setting the stage for Aey’s double and Jayli Wilt’s run-scoring fielder’s choice.

In the circle, Wilt dazzled, earning the win for the Raiders. The right-handed pitcher held the Hawks to just one hit over five innings, fanning nine batters while issuing only three walks. Maddie Campbell took the loss for the Hawks, enduring a challenging outing, allowing six runs (four earned) on five hits in two innings of work.

Fueling South Range’s offensive juggernaut were DeJesus and Wilt, each delivering multiple hits. The Raiders displayed discipline at the plate, drawing five walks throughout the game, with Addison Wardle and Heidi Bartels leading the charge with two each. In the field, the Raiders were flawless, committing zero errors, with Bartels showcasing defensive prowess with seven notable plays.

Campbell provided a lone bright spot for the Hawks, securing a hit in two at-bats. However, it wasn’t enough to thwart the Raiders’ dominance on the diamond.

The Lady Raiders (3-0)will be back in action tomorrow at noon against South Florence, the game will once again be broadcast on YSN.

 

SOUTH RANGE STEADY OFFENSE KEEPS THE PRESSURE ON

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CANFIELD OH- Jayli Wilt was dominant in the circle, as the starting pitcher rang up 10 strikeouts in South Range’s 13-3 victory over Jefferson Area on Wednesday. Wilt surrendered four hits and three runs over five innings while walking two.

Jefferson Area opened the scoring in the first after an error scored one run.

Anna Aey hit a sacrifice fly, which helped South Range  tie the game at one in the bottom of the first. The Raiders jumped back into the lead in the bottom of the second inning after Ashley Rupert doubled,, and Solena DeJesus doubled, each scoring one run.

South Range then added to their early lead in the bottom of the third inning after Jefferson committed an error, Giada Pauline laid down a sacrifice bunt, and Heidi Bartels singled, each scoring one run.

Three more Raiders runs crossed the plate in the fourth inning to extend the lead to 10-3. Aey hit a solo home run to center field, Rupert singled, scoring one run, and Pauline doubled, scoring one run.

Olivia Lewis took the loss for Jefferson Area. The starting pitcher went four and one-third innings, surrendering 13 runs (eight earned) on 14 hits, striking out none and walking one.

South Range amassed 14 hits in the game. Gretchen Bartels, Aey, Keira Brogan, DeJesus, and Rupert each collected two hits. Rupert led with three runs batted in. She went 2-for-3 on the day.

Allison Hill, Kennidie Rogers, Rylee DeMattia, and Gabby Barress each collected one hit for Jefferson. DeMattia led with two runs batted in. The first baseman went 1-for-1 on the day.

LADY RAIDERS GET IT RIGHT FROM THR RIP

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CANFIELD, OH- In an opening day showdown on Monday, the South Range Lady Raiders showcased their prowess on the softball diamond, clinching a resounding 10-0 victory over NE8 foe Girard in just five innings, enforced by the mercy rule.

Leading the charge was pitching sensation Jayli Wilt, who delivered a n0-hit performance, striking out an astounding 12 batters while conceding zero hits and runs over five innings, with just three walks.

The Raiders seized control early, but it was in the explosive fifth inning where they truly asserted their dominance, tallying six runs to solidify their lead. Ashley Rupert, Heidi Bartels, Kiera Winner, Solena DeJesus, and Keira Brogan all contributed crucial hits and RBIs during this pivotal inning.

South Range Varsity Raiders opened the scoring in the second inning following errors from Girard, with Addison Wardle also crossing the plate after being struck by a pitch.

In the circle for Girard, B. Broll, who endured four and one-third innings and conceding 10 runs, nine of which were earned, on 11 hits, while striking out one and walking four.

Offensively, South Range displayed depth and consistency, amassing 11 hits throughout the game. Standouts included Gretchen Bartels, Ashley Rupert, and Giada Pauline, each contributing two hits to the cause. Meanwhile, Brogan, DeJesus, and Bartels showcased their clutch-hitting abilities, each driving in two runs.

Defensively, South Range remained flawless, committing no errors throughout the game, with Bartels demonstrating her defensive prowess with 13 chances in the field.

With this commanding win under their belts, South Range Varsity Raiders eagerly anticipate their next challenge as they hit the road to face Girard once again on Tuesday.

 

SOUTH RANGE SOFTBALL COACH’S CORNER (EP 1) WITH JEFF DEROSE

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CANFIELD OH- After another trip to Firestone Stadium last season for South Range, they are locked in to start another season.  The trip to state was the program’s 3rd since 2016.  The Raiders have never missed a beat in pitching over the seasons, having a college level arm in the circle since 2010.  Now it’s a new generation’s turn to continue that tradition and keep this program in the right direction.  Although last year’s senior class was crucial to their tournament run, they still had plenty of young players step up in the biggest moments.  They’ll lean on that experience to guide the players that are stepping into bigger roles on the team.

Raiders head coach Jeff DeRose has had plenty to celebrate in his career at South Range, and he’s hoping this year just adds more.  He took time out his day to chat with YSN’s Anthony Hartwig about the upcoming season.  They discuss what it’ll take to get back to Firestone Stadium, what fans should expect in the circle, and much more. Check out Episode 1 of Coach’s Corner with Jeff DeRose exclusively on YSN!

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RAIDERS RIGHT BACK IN TO DISTRICT FINALS

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SALEM OH- In a fiercely contested matchup, South Range showcased their determination and resilience as they powered past Perry with a gritty 58-49 victory, earning themselves a spot in the district championship game. With their sights set on redemption and a shot at glory, the Raiders left everything on the court, refusing to let their opponents stand in their way.

Leading the charge for South Range was Landon Moore, whose stellar performance saw him tally an impressive 24 points, setting the tone for his team’s offensive onslaught. Dylan Turvey contributed 9 points, while Luke Rohan and Nate Lewis each chipped in with 8 points, highlighting the Raiders’ balanced scoring attack.

With this hard-fought win, South Range secures their second consecutive appearance in the district championship game—a testament to their unwavering determination and commitment to success. Their upcoming matchup against Cardinal Mooney promises to be a thrilling showdown, with both teams vying for their first-ever district championship title. That matchup is slated for Friday at Salem, and will tip off at 7:00.

LADY RAIDERS STAND STRONG AGAINST VASJ

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CANFIELD, OH- Not many saw South Range as one of the last teams standing in the area when the season began, except those in the Raider Lockerroom.  However, the South Range Lady Raiders soared to a resounding 57-37 victory over the Villa Angela St. Joseph Vikings, clinching the sectional championship in style. With an impressive team effort, the Lady Raiders showcased their depth and talent on the court, setting the stage for an exciting journey ahead.

Led by a quartet of players with double-digit scoring performances, South Range left no doubt about their prowess on the basketball court. Devin Sauerwein led the charge with 15 points, while Gwen Lowry and Sydney Penick each contributed 11 points, demonstrating their offensive versatility and ability to deliver when it matters most. Madison Dado added 10 points to the scoreboard, further solidifying the team’s dominant performance.

The Lady Raiders’ balanced attack and unrelenting intensity on both ends of the court propelled them to victory, leaving the Vikings struggling to keep pace throughout the game. Taylor Dado chipped in with 8 points, while Ceci Foster added 2, highlighting the team’s collective effort and cohesive play.

With the sectional championship secured, South Range now sets its sights on the next challenge as they prepare to face off against the 11th-seeded Smithville in the upcoming showdown in Wooster. Despite the formidable competition that lies ahead, the Lady Raiders are brimming with confidence and determination, fueled by their recent success and unwavering belief in their abilities.

MOORE NOW SECOND ON THE SOUTH RANGE SCORING LIST

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NEW MIDDLETOWN OH- In a highly anticipated matchup filled with hometown pride and intense rivalry, the South Range High School basketball team squared off against Springfield on Tuesday night. With the coaching staff hailing from Springfield, the game carried added significance for both teams. In the end, it was South Range who emerged victorious, storming to a commanding 66-41 win over their rivals.

From the opening tip-off, it was clear that South Range was determined to assert their dominance on the court. Fueled by the energy of the rivalry and the support of their fans, the Raiders came out firing on all cylinders, overwhelming Springfield with their relentless attack.

Leading the charge for South Range was Landon Moore, whose outstanding performance saw him tally 19 points and move to second on the South Range career scoring list. Moore’s scoring prowess and leadership were on full display, inspiring his teammates to elevate their game to new heights.

Supporting Moore’s offensive onslaught was Dylan Turvey, who contributed 15 points, and Luke Rohan, who added 14 points to bolster South Range’s scoring effort. Tristan Toy chipped in 7 points to further solidify the Raiders’ dominance.

Despite Springfield’s efforts to mount a comeback, they were unable to contain South Range’s relentless pressure. Dylan Sheely led Springfield’s scoring effort with 9 points, while Sean Guerriero and Chris Cunningham added 8 points each. Drew Miller contributed 7 points in a valiant but ultimately unsuccessful attempt to rally his team.

With this statement win, South Range improves their record to 15-6 as they prepare for their regular season finale against Salem on Thursday. Meanwhile, Springfield, with a record of 16-5, shifts their focus to tournament play, where they will host Open Door Christian in their first tournament game on February 27th.