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HERALDS FALL IN RED DEVIL REMATCH

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Lordstown, OH- In a closely contested matchup, the St. John Heralds fell short against the Lordstown Red Devils, with a final score of 46-58. Despite a valiant effort, the Heralds couldn’t overcome the strong offensive performance by the Red Devils.

Quarter Scores:

  • St. John Heralds: 12 | 8 | 14 | 12 = 46
  • Lordstown Red Devils: 16 | 13 | 15 | 14 = 58

Player Stats – St. John Heralds:

  • Vin Narducci: 26 points
  • Brady Cole: 7 points
  • Anthony Severino: 5 points
  • Donald Crawford: 4 points
  • AJ Henslee: 2 points
  • Aaron Wychock: 2 points

Player Stats – Lordstown Red Devils:

  • Gannon Force: 40 points
  • JT Adams: 5 points
  • Seth Chambers: 8 points
  • Anthony Volpini: 5 points
  • Colton Hickman: 3 points

Despite the standout performance by Vin Narducci, who led the Heralds with an impressive 26 points, the Red Devils’ Gannon Force proved to be a force to be reckoned with, scoring an astonishing 40 points to secure the victory for his team.

Looking ahead, the St. John Heralds (3-14) will aim to bounce back as they prepare for their next game on the road against the Fairport Skippers (13-4) on February 9, 2024. The Skippers are coming off a thrilling 79-77 win over the Badger Braves, presenting another tough challenge for the Heralds.

Meanwhile, the Lordstown Red Devils (2-14) will also look to regroup as they gear up for their next game on the road against the East Palestine Bulldogs (8-11) on February 13, 2024. The Bulldogs are entering the matchup with confidence after a convincing 79-63 win over the Academy of Urban Scholars Hawks. Both teams will be eager to secure a victory and turn their seasons around.

RED DEVILS DISMISS BROOKFIELD

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CAMPBELL OH- Campbell showcased their offensive prowess in a commanding victory, storming past Brookfield with a final score of 77-50. David Moore led the charge with an impressive 23 points, supported by Josue Rodriguez with 14 points and Teyon Harris contributing 12 points.

Brookfield’s Matteo Fortuna displayed an outstanding individual performance, scoring an impressive 30 points, but it wasn’t enough to overcome Campbell’s offensive onslaught. Teagan Barbe added 6 points to Brookfield’s total.

Campbell, with a 13-4 record, gears up for a significant road matchup against LaBrae on Tuesday. Meanwhile, Brookfield (6-11) hits the road to face Newton Falls in their upcoming contest.

HERALDS TAKE DOWN THE RED DEVILS AT HOME

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Saybrook, OH- In a hard-fought battle on the court, the St. John Heralds emerged victorious against the Lordstown Red Devils with a final score of 58-47. The Heralds showcased their resilience and determination, overcoming challenges posed by injuries throughout the game.

Quarter Scores:

  • St. John Heralds: 20 | 14 | 15 | 9 = 58
  • Lordstown Red Devils: 6 | 13 | 10 | 18 = 47

Player Stats – St. John Heralds:

  • Vin Narducci: 28 points
  • Brady Cole: 9 points
  • Anthony Severino: 6 points
  • Donald Crawford: 5 points
  • Anthony Petrochello: 4 points
  • Aaron Wychocl: 4 points
  • AJ Henslee: 2 points

Player Stats – Lordstown Red Devils:

  • Gannon Force: 16 points
  • JT Adams: 13 points
  • Seth Chambers: 10 points
  • Anthony Volpini: 5 points
  • Colton Hickman: 3 points

The Heralds faced adversity with injuries, losing key players like Anthony Severino early in the 3rd quarter, and AJ Henslee and Vin Narducci midway through the 4th quarter. Despite these setbacks, Narducci demonstrated his resilience by returning late in the fourth quarter to contribute to the team’s success.

The victory propels the St. John Heralds to a 3-10 record, while the Lordstown Red Devils continue to seek their first win with a 0-14 record. The Heralds will face the Red Devils once again in a rematch, this time on the road, scheduled for February 8, 2024. As the Heralds look to build on this win, they will aim to maintain their momentum in the upcoming matchup.

VIKINGS BRING THE HURT TO CAMPBELL

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LaBrae dominated on the road Thursday night, delivering a commanding performance against Campbell in a decisive 55-14 victory. The Vikings showcased their offensive prowess and defensive tenacity, leaving little room for their opponents to mount a response.

Marissa Levensky led the scoring charge for LaBrae with an outstanding 17-point performance, closely followed by Ella Kuszmaul with 15 points. Mariah Jones contributed 9 points, adding to the well-rounded offensive effort displayed by the Vikings.

Campbell, facing a formidable LaBrae squad, found themselves limited on the scoreboard. Diamon Sims led the charge for Campbell with 12 points, but the Vikings’ relentless defense proved challenging.

With this emphatic win, LaBrae’s record now stands at an impressive 15-3. The Vikings will aim to maintain their winning momentum as they host Grand Valley on Saturday. Meanwhile, Campbell (2-16) looks to regroup and kickstart a turnaround on Monday as they face Liberty.

LADY HERALDS SHINE BRIGHT ON HOMECOURT

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Saybrook, OH- In a commanding display of skill and teamwork, the St. John Heralds soared to victory against the Lordstown Red Devils with a resounding final score of 59-16. The Heralds dominated every quarter, leaving their opponents struggling to keep pace in a game that showcased the talent and determination of the St. John squad.

Quarter-by-Quarter Breakdown:

  • First Quarter: St. John Heralds wasted no time in establishing their dominance, amassing an impressive 22 points. The Lordstown Red Devils, on the other hand, struggled to find their footing, managing only 3 points in the opening quarter.
  • Second Quarter: The Heralds continued to build on their lead, adding 19 points to their total. Lordstown faced a tough defensive challenge from St. John, contributing to their minimal 5-point gain in the second quarter.
  • Third Quarter: Despite the Red Devils’ efforts, St. John extended their lead with another 12 points. The Heralds showcased both offensive prowess and a solid defense, limiting Lordstown to just 5 points.
  • Fourth Quarter: The final quarter saw St. John maintaining their control, securing 6 more points. Lordstown struggled to make a comeback, managing only 3 points in the last quarter.

Player Stats:

St. John Heralds:

  • Alyssa Cevera: 28 points
  • Grace DiSalvatore: 15 points
  • Mickey Zheng: 7 points
  • Alexa Jordan: 4 points
  • Izzy Holler: 3 points
  • Marissa Arieta-Williams: 2 points

Lordstown Red Devils:

  • Elizabeth Warner: 5 points
  • Marley Grant: 4 points
  • Piper Click: 3 points
  • Navawnna King: 4 points

Star Performers:

Seniors Alyssa Cevera and Grace DiSalvatore led the charge for the Heralds. Cevera showcased her scoring prowess with an impressive 28 points, while DiSalvatore demonstrated accuracy from beyond the arc, sinking 3 three-pointers and contributing 15 points to the team’s victory.

Upcoming Games:

The St. John Heralds (7-9) are set to host the Maplewood Rockets (9-6) on January 29, 2024. The Rockets will be looking for a rebound after a recent 43-33 loss to the Brookfield Warriors.

The struggling Lordstown Red Devils (0-16) will play at home against the Chalker Wildcats (1-7) on the same date. The Wildcats, coming off a tough 55-12 loss to the Windham Bombers, provide an opportunity for the Red Devils to regroup and seek their first win of the season.

The Heralds and the Red Devils are gearing up for an exciting set of matchups, and fans can expect thrilling basketball action as the season unfolds.

CAMBELL RUNS WILD ON THE REBELS

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CAMPBELL OH- In a dominant display, Campbell ran wild on Tuesday night, overpowering Crestview with a resounding 69-21 victory.

Campbell’s offensive prowess was led by standout performances, with David Moore leading the charge with an impressive 18 points, closely followed by Josue Rodriguez contributing 16 points. Christos Davis, Mihali Koullias, and Teyon Harris also made valuable contributions, each adding significant points to the scoreboard.

Crestview faced a formidable opponent, and Justin McKee managed to score 6 points for the Rebels.

With this commanding win, Campbell (10-4) will carry their momentum into the upcoming matchup on Friday as they hit the road to face Garfield. On the other side, Crestview (3-10) looks to bounce back and find winning ways on Friday when they take on Brookfield.

MUSTANGS STUMBLE AT HOME AGAINST RED DEVILS

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Orwell, OH- In a hard-fought battle between the Grand Valley Mustangs and the Crestwood Red Devils, both teams showcased their resilience on the court. The game, marked by intense moments and a lengthy pause due to an injury in the second quarter, unfolded with suspense until the final buzzer.

Quarter Scores:

  • 1st Quarter: Grand Valley Mustangs 8, Crestwood Red Devils 12
  • 2nd Quarter: Grand Valley Mustangs 10, Crestwood Red Devils 10
  • 3rd Quarter: Grand Valley Mustangs 10, Crestwood Red Devils 7
  • 4th Quarter: Grand Valley Mustangs 11, Crestwood Red Devils 15
  • Total: Grand Valley Mustangs 39, Crestwood Red Devils 44

Player Stats:

Grand Valley Mustangs:

  • Jerry Schultz: 11 points
  • Payton Plizga: 9 points
  • Braden Hart: 9 points
  • Bobby Roger: 8 points
  • Sammy Goforth: 2 points

Crestwood Red Devils:

  • Charlie Schweickert: 20 points
  • Dekota Johnson: 10 points
  • Augie Schweickert: 4 points
  • James Durham: 4 points
  • Brody Durham: 3 points
  • Steven Lincoln: 3 points

The injury during the second quarter added a unique challenge to the game, causing a 25-minute pause. Both teams showed sportsmanship and resilience as they resumed play and battled for every point.

Looking ahead, the Grand Valley Mustangs (3-8) are set to face the Southeast Pirates (6-5) on 1/23/24 in an away game. The Pirates are coming off a matchup against the St. Thomas Aquinas Knights. On the other side, the Crestwood Red Devils (11-3) will play at home against the East Canton Hornets (9-4) on the same date. The Hornets are entering the game with confidence after a convincing 75-49 victory over the Fairless Eagles.

CAMPBELL LEAPS THE LEOPARDS

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By Matt Maher


LIBERTY, OH – The Leopards welcomed the Red Devils to town for another installment of MVAC boys basketball where the 2nd best team in Campbell took down the 7th best team by the final score of 55-45. Both teams showed some great skill on the court but it would be the Red Devils spectacular rebounding and the great efforts of  David Moore and Teyon Harris Jr. that would be the key differences in this game.

 

Liberty showed they could tango with Campbell in the first where they were able to find 10 points to Campbells 14. The Leopards were led by Evan Bates who hit two 2’s and went 2-for-2 from the free throw line, an area he would excel at all evening. Campbell saw Moore put up 5 including a spectacular 3 and 2 of 2 made free throws. Harris found 4 points in the paint as well for the Red Devils.

 

David Moore would keep up his dominance by scoring 10 points in the 2nd quarter all within the arc with five 2’s. Harris would add a hard fought 2 into the mix as well. Liberty saw Adam Huynh step up with 5 points including his team’s first made 3 of the night! Luke Bates and Dearmani Franklin would both score a bucket each to get Liberty to their 9 points. 

 

Liberty continued to stay close to Campbell after the break, scoring 8 points to Campbells 11, though their close quarters were still hurting Liberty’s chances. Evan Bates entered back on to the score sheet with 4 more points including 2 more made free throws. David Moore added 2 more points to his total and Harris found the other 9 points for his team with three 2’s and a decent 3-for-4 from the stripe. 

 

The 4th quarter was the closest quarter we saw with both teams scoring 18 points. Moore would add 4 more points and finish with a team leading 21 points on the night. Josue Rodriguez would have a nice frame as well, scoring 5 points for his team and Harris would score 4 more points including 2 more from the line, he would finish with 19 points. Liberty saw Julius Ferrell put up a 3 and Brashawn Hicks and Luke Bates both scored 2 points but the difference maker was Evan Bates who found three 2’s and went 5-for-5 from the line finishing with 21 points on the night and 9-for-9 from the line!

 

Despite the individual boost from Evan Bates, Liberty couldn’t find enough consistency in the scoring department to top the Red Devils. David Moore and Jeyon Harris Jr. both deserve standing ovations after their performances on Tuesday night. the Red Devils (9-4, 6-1) will continue their road trip when they take on Newton Falls on January 19th at 7:00PM and Liberty (3-11, 1-6) will hit the road when they take on the Crestview Rebels on January 19th at 7:00PM.

NEWTON FALLS HAS A DOMINANT ROAD TRIP

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CAMPBELL OH- In a decisive road trip on Thursday night, Newton Falls showcased their dominance, swiftly taking care of Campbell with a commanding 53-23 victory.

Newton Falls’ offensive charge was led by Dani Drake, who delivered an outstanding performance with 17 points. Torrie Fenton added 8 points, while Madison Davis, Chloe Butler, and Lilly Sait each contributed 7, 6, and 6 points, respectively.

Campbell, facing a tough challenge, had Diamon Sims leading their scoring effort with 10 points, while Angelis Diaz added 5 points to the tally.

With this convincing win, Newton Falls advances to a 4-9 record, aiming to maintain their positive momentum as they host LaBrae next Thursday. Campbell, now at 2-9, looks to rebound in their next Thursday matchup at home against Crestview.

RED DEVILS SET THEIR SIGHTS ON COLLISION WITH LABRAE

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BROOKFIELD OH- In a hard-fought battle on the road, Campbell emerged victorious with a 53-47 win against Brookfield, showcasing their resilience and determination on the court.

Sway Rodriguez led the charge for Campbell with an impressive 26 points, demonstrating his scoring prowess. Teyon Harris contributed 9 points, while Aziyah Flores and Derrick Moore each added 6 points to secure the team’s success.

Brookfield, though facing a tough challenge, had standout performances from Nevon Hoffman with 17 points, Matteo Fortuna with 12 points, and Judah DeJoy with 7 points.

With this crucial win, Campbell advances to an 8-3 record, setting the stage for a significant showdown with LaBrae at home on Friday. The winner of this matchup will claim first place in the MVAC. Brookfield, now at 4-6, will stay at home to host Newton Falls in their upcoming Friday contest.