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LIONS CANT GET CLOSE TO CRESTVIEW’S LEVEL

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COLUMBIANA OH- Crestview continued their dominant run on Saturday with a commanding 68-24 victory over Minerva, showcasing their prowess on the basketball court.

Addison Rhodes led the scoring charge for Crestview with an outstanding 25 points, followed closely by Luvrain Gaskins contributing 16 points. Emily Downey added 11 points, while Bri DiCross chipped in with 6 points.

With this emphatic win, Crestview maintains an unblemished 8-0 record, underscoring their formidable presence in the league. The team wastes no time returning to action, diving back into league play on Monday as they host Newton Falls. Crestview’s consistent performance and offensive firepower make them a force to be reckoned with as they navigate the season.

CRESTVIEW TROUNCES LADY DEVILS

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COLUMBIANA, OH- In a lopsided victory, the Crestview Rebels showcased their dominance on the court by defeating Campbell Memorial with an overwhelming scoreline of 63-5 in Monday’s matchup.

The Rebels, led by standout performances, maintained their perfect record, improving to 6-0 overall and 2-0 in the MVAC Grey Tier.

Key Performances for Crestview included Addison Rhodes, who was a force to be reckoned with, Rhodes recorded a double-double with a game-high 22 points, 12 rebounds, and six steals.  Luvrain Gaskins displaying versatility, Gaskins contributed significantly with 19 points and 12 rebounds.
Brianna DiCross as a freshman point guard showcased exceptional playmaking skills, tallying an impressive 10 assists.  Emily Downey was a machine with seven assists and four steals, Downey played a crucial role in Crestview’s well-rounded performance.

The Rebels wasted no time asserting their dominance, establishing an 18-0 lead in the first quarter and extending it to 37-2 by halftime.

The Rebels’ junior varsity team also claimed victory, securing a 26-5 win over Campbell Memorial. Phiatra Bradley led the scoring for the junior varsity squad with seven points.

Crestview’s next challenge will be on the road against Brookfield on Thursday, where they aim to continue their undefeated streak.

Game Summary:
Campbell Memorial 0-2-3-0–5
Crestview 18-19-16-10–63

**Campbell Scoring:**
– Angeliz Diaz: 2 points
– Diamon Sims: 3 points

**Crestview Scoring:**
– Phiatra Bradley: 7 points
– Addison Rhodes: 22 points
– Madeline English: 3 points
– Kerrigan Miller: 3 points
– Emily Downey: 6 points
– Luvrain Gaskins: 19 points
– Brianna DiCross: 2 points
– Myer Miller: 1 point

**Three-Point Goals:**
– Crestview: 5 (Downey 2, Bradley, English, K. Miller)

REBELS ARE STILL IMPRESSING THE CROWDS

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COLUMBIANA OH- Crestview continued their impressive run on Saturday, maintaining their dominance as they cruised to a 61-26 victory over East Liverpool.

The Rebels were led by standout performances, with Addison Rhodes leading the scoring with an impressive 25 points, closely followed by Luvrain Gaskins, who contributed 19 points. Emily Downey added 7 points to Crestview’s commanding win.

Despite East Liverpool’s efforts, their scoring was led by Daejinelle Andrews with 6 points, while Kenzie Walker contributed 5 points.

SPRINGFIELD DOES WELL IN HOME OPENER

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By Noah Doughty


NEW MIDDLETOWN OH- It was the home opener for the Springfield Tigers as they were set to take on the Crestview Rebels. Both teams came into the game searching for their first win of the season and defense set the tone early as Tigers brought out the full court press proving to be an issue for the Rebels. The first half ended with a buzzer beating layup from Sean Guerriero to put the Tigers up 25-22.

 

In the third quarter foul trouble became an issue for both teams and Springfield had to run with only two starters for a good portion of the quarter. But it was Sean Guerriero and Drew Miller who were able to anchor the offense as Springfield began to pull away towards the end of the third. And the Tigers went on to win 58-40.

 

Sean Guerriero was the lead scorer with 16 points Dylan Sheely contributed 15 points. Drew Miller also was in double figures with 11 while also causing issues in the passing lanes for the Rebels. For Crestview Justin McKee and Johnathon Best each had 15 points.

 

Springfield improves to (1-1) on the season and looks ahead to conference play as they take on Jackson Milton at home this Tuesday, December 12 for a 7pm tipoff. Crestview’s next game is Tuesday, December 12 at 7pm where they will look to get into the win column against Brookfield.

 

 

CRESTVIEW ASSERTS THEIR DOMINANCE IN LIBERTY

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By Matt Maher 


LIBERTY, OH – Another night another dominant performance by the Rebels as Crestview came into Liberty and snagged a 60-15 victory from the leopards. Crestview was led by a dominant performance from Addison Rhodes who put up an impressive 22 points which was only seven points shy of matching Luvrain Gaskin’s 29 points against Girard on Tuesday night. 

 

Crestview had no problems getting started since they put up a combined 13 points in the first quarter. Rhodes found her first seven with two 2-point shots and a 3-pointer. Myer Miller also added a three to the scoreboard for the Rebels. Liberty had their highest scoring quarter and put up six points combined including four from Kylee Thomas and a 2-point shot from Brookyn Barnette. 

 

Crestview continued to stomp on the hardwood in the second with an impressive 25 points including nine from Rhodes and a pair of threes from Alexa DiCross and Kerrigan Miller, Luvrain Gaskins also went 2-for-2 from the free throw line. Liberty would only find a total of three points this quarter and they came from Mia Parker with a long 3-point shot.

 

The second half brought Crestview lowest scoring quarters thanks to their monstrous lead resulting in a running clock fairly early in the third. Luvrain gaskins would lead the charge this quarter finding three 2-pointers for six points. The other six came from Myer Miller who found a three and went 1-for-2 from the line and Rhodes who only found one 2-point bucket. Kylee Thomas was the only scorer for the Leopard’s who found a traditional bucket getting a 2-point shot to work the other 2 points came from Parker and Amari Brown who both went 1-for-2.

 

The fourth and final quarter saw 10 more points from Crestview with Rhodes connecting for 4 more to top off her night. Liberty, yet again, only had a single scorer here and this time two points came from a Thomas Bucket. 

 

Crestview went into cruise control in the second half and drove out of Liberty with an impressive 60-15 win. The Rebels move to 4-0 on their season and 1-0 in conference play while the Leopards move to 0-4 and 0-1 in conference play. The Rebels hit the hardwood next on Saturday December 9th when they host East Liverpool at 12:30PM. Liberty will also be back in play on Saturday when they travel to Niles to take on the Red Dragons at 1:00PM. 

 

ANGRY BEAVERS ARE HARD TO HANDLE

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COLUMBIANA OH- Beaver Local ignited an explosive performance from the opening tip-off, overwhelming Crestview in a commanding 74-42 victory on Tuesday night.

Hunter Warrick led the offensive barrage for Beaver Local, delivering an outstanding 20-point performance. Austin Cline and Evan Stephanson also made significant contributions, adding 16 and 12 points, respectively. Owen Hill rounded out the balanced attack with 10 points.

Crestview faced a formidable challenge, and despite their efforts, they were led in scoring by Jonathan Best with 7 points, while Evan Neff contributed 6 points.

CRESTVIEW EARNS ANOTHER HUGE ROAD WIN

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By Matt Maher 


GIRARD, OHIO – Dominant is spelled G.A.S.K.I.N.S. At least that’s how the Rebels see it because Luvrain Gaskins put up 29 points and played some of the best defense on the team to help Crestview cruise into a 53 to 40 victory over the Indians. 

 

It all began, as every game does, in the first quarter where Girard found themselves up on top 3-0 thanks to a bucket and foul combo by Caylee Wilkes. The lead didn’t last long, however, because Crestview responded with five points of their own and would finish the quarter on top 10-7 thanks to two buckets in the paint by Gaskins.

 

The second quarter saw an explosion in rebels scoring as they put up 20 points to Girards 10. Gaskins really showed her dominance under the hoop as she found an abundance of rebounds and scored on a good handful of them helping her pick up 12 more points in the quarter. Brianna DiCross also showed up big time on defense causing multiple turnovers and was an all around headache for Girard.

 

The third period saw Girard commit multiple fouls with the first two being in the act of shooting. Gaskins was one of two players to head to the line in the quarter having a total of four shots and nailing three of them, pair that with her early 2 point bucket that opened up scoring for the half and add five more points to her total. Girard only found eight points in the third and trailed 39-25 going into the final frame.

 

Quarter four was Girards best when it came to scoring since they found a combined 15 points including 3 twos for Makenzie White as well as an impressive three pointer by Caylee Wilkes. Despite Girards offense finding a productive quarter, Crestview didn’t lay down and found 14 more points including eight more by Gaskins and a nice pair of made free throws by Addison Rhodes. 

 

The Rebels went on to win 53 to 40 over the Indians and the big reason was Luvrain Gaskins who paired up very well defending against Makenzee White and was Johnny on the spot under the hoop to gather rebounds and clean up messes even if she had to do it herself. 

 

The Rebels continue their road trip as they visit Liberty on Thursday December 12th with a start time of 5:30 PM scheduled. Girard will remain at home when they host Jefferson on Saturday December 9th with a tip set for 2:30 PM.

REBELS GET SOME HOME COOKING

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COLUMBIANA OH- In a commanding home opener, Crestview displayed their dominance on the court with a resounding 67-18 victory over Lowellville.

Leading the scoring charge for Crestview was Luvrain Gaskins with an impressive 15 points, followed closely by Addison Rhode and Kerrigan Miller, both contributing 13 points. Emily Downey added 10 points to the team’s total, while Madeline English showcased her three-point shooting with 6 points, including two successful threes. Collectively, Crestview hit a remarkable 8 three-pointers as a team.

On the Lowellville side, Serrina Tych led the scoring efforts with 8 points.

CRESTVIEW WINS BACK AND FORTH BATTLE WITH THE TIGERS

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NEW MIDDLETOWN OH- In a thrilling matchup between Crestview and Springfield, Monday’s game proved to be a battle of two talented teams. The first quarter set the tone with an even contest, concluding with an 11-10 lead for Crestview. From there, the teams engaged in a back-and-forth, with both squads trading runs throughout the game. Ultimately, it was Crestview that secured the last gasp, holding on for a narrow 54-52 victory.

Crestview’s standout performer was Addison Rhodes, who notched an impressive double-double with 23 points and 12 rebounds. Luvrain Gaskins contributed 12 points and 5 rebounds, while in her first varsity start, Myer Miller showcased her skills with 9 points, including a crucial late three-pointer that helped keep the Rebels in front. Emily Downey added 8 points to the winning effort.

On the Springfield side, Jameka Brungard delivered a stellar performance with a double-double of 19 points and 13 rebounds. Ava Vecchione and Mariana Tuscano each contributed 13 points, while Karigan Mullen added 7 points.

Looking ahead, Crestview will return to the floor for their home opener against Lowellville on Thursday. Springfield, aiming to bounce back, will face Brookfield in their next matchup on Thursday at home.

Game Photos Can Be Found HERE: https://ysn.smugmug.com/11-27-g-bb-crestview-springfield/11-27-g-bb-crestview-springfield

SETTING THE STANDARD: CRESTVIEW VOLLEYBALL PROGRAM EXCELS ON ALL FRONTS

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COLUMBIANA, OH- The Crestview High School volleyball program stands as a shining example of excellence, achieving remarkable success both on and off the court. As the curtain falls on another stellar season, Crestview proudly announces the outstanding achievements that have solidified its reputation as a powerhouse in Ohio high school volleyball.

All Ohio Accolades Speak Volumes

The recognition of three Crestview players on the prestigious All-Ohio Volleyball Team is a testament to the exceptional talent within the program. Senior Grace Auer, and junior Abbey Emch, earned coveted spots on the All Ohio 1st Team, showcasing their skill, dedication, and impact on the court. Adding to this honor, Alaina Auer, a sophomore, received a well-deserved All Ohio Honorable Mention, underlining the depth of talent within the Crestview volleyball ranks.

The trio’s success at the state level not only reflects their individual prowess but also underscores the comprehensive strength of the Crestview program in nurturing and developing top-tier athletes across all grade levels.

Alisha Auer: A Coach of Distinction

Behind the scenes, the driving force of Crestview’s volleyball triumphs is Head Coach Alisha Auer. Her outstanding coaching acumen and leadership have been recognized by the State Coaches Association, which bestowed upon her the prestigious State Coaches Achievement Award. A testament to her dedication and impact on the sport, this award solidifies Auer’s status as a coaching luminary in Ohio high school volleyball.

Alisha Auer’s influence extends beyond accolades; it permeates the culture of Crestview volleyball. As a coach, she not only imparts technical skills but also instills a winning mentality, teamwork, and sportsmanship in her players. Her commitment to excellence has not only produced stellar athletes but has shaped individuals who embody the values of Crestview both on and off the court.

League Dominance: A Tradition at Crestview

Crestview’s volleyball program is synonymous with league championships, and Alisha Auer and her coaching staff has been the guiding force behind this sustained success. The program boasts an impressive list of league championships, reflecting the consistency and dominance that Crestview brings to the volleyball scene.

From TCL in 2004 and 2005 to MVAC in 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2023, Crestview has left an indelible mark on every league it has been a part of. Notably, the team secured league championships in two different leagues in 2018, a feat that highlights the adaptability and resilience ingrained in Crestview’s volleyball culture.

All-Star Recognition: Crestview Shines Bright in Wooster

Adding a crowning jewel to Crestview’s illustrious season, Alisha Auer had the honor of coaching the All-Star match in Wooster, where Grace Auer also showcased her skills as a player on Alisha’s team. This recognition on the All-Star stage further cements Crestview’s status as a breeding ground for top-tier volleyball talent.

In the wake of these achievements, Crestview’s volleyball program stands tall, a beacon of excellence in Ohio high school volleyball. The dedication of players like Grace Auer, Abbey Emch, and Alaina Auer, combined with the coaching prowess of Alisha Auer, has positioned Crestview as a force to be reckoned with, both now and in the seasons to come. The legacy of success, league championships, and individual accolades speaks volumes about Crestview’s commitment to shaping not just great athletes, but outstanding individuals who carry the spirit of Crestview with pride.