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CAMPBELL’S HISTORIC SEASON CONTINUES

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BROOKFIELD OH- In yet another dazzling performance, the Campbell volleyball team extended their historic season with an emphatic sweep of Brookfield on the road, securing victory with set scores of 25-17, 25-14, and 25-22. The Red Devils showcased their prowess, leaving no doubt about their status as a formidable force in the league.

Campbell’s triumph was propelled by standout performances from key players. Kendall Brunn led the charge with an impressive 10 kills and a commanding 4 aces, demonstrating her ability to both terminate points and make an impact from the service line.

MiLeena Williams made her presence felt with 9 kills and an impressive 4 blocks, showcasing her skills as both an attacker and defender at the net. Angeliz Diaz and Carla Ramirez Ortiz contributed with 2 blocks each, adding to Campbell’s formidable defensive wall.

Carla Ramirez Ortiz continued her record-breaking season by amassing 23 assists, cementing her legacy with an incredible 2,000 career assists. Her precise setting and ability to orchestrate the offense have been pivotal to Campbell’s success.

Defensively, Cyra Cross and Kendall Brunn each recorded 11 digs, while Gabby Villanueva Santos and Carla Ramirez Ortiz contributed 8 digs apiece, ensuring that Brookfield’s offensive efforts were met with staunch resistance.

On the Brookfield side, notable performances included Cailey Wellman’s 15 kills and 8 blocks, Araina Jones with 7 kills and 5 digs, and Rylie Burdge’s 22 assists. The Brookfield team displayed resilience and determination throughout the match.

Campbell’s historic season continues to gain momentum, and they will look to maintain their winning ways in the upcoming challenges. The Red Devils have firmly established themselves as a force to be reckoned with in the world of high school volleyball.

CHAMPION STIFFLES CAMPBELL MEMORIAL

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* CONTRIBUTED BY NATE DICROSS

CAMPBELL, OH – It was a crisp, autumn evening, and the excitement in the air was palpable as the Champion Golden Flashes prepared to take on the Campbell Memorial Red Devils. The stadium was packed with eager fans, their cheers echoing through the chilly night. The first quarter had been a defensive battle, with neither team managing to penetrate the other’s end zone. But as the second quarter began, the game’s momentum was about to change in a dramatic fashion.

With just over three minutes remaining in the second quarter, the Golden Flashes’ defense stepped up in a big way. The Red Devils, trying to mount a drive and break the deadlock, were moving the ball steadily downfield. But the Champion defense had other plans. As Campbell Memorial took a run off the edge, defensive lineman Michael Sanders exploded off the line of scrimmage with a burst of speed that left the offensive line stunned. With a perfectly timed swipe of his massive hand, Sanders knocked the ball out. The stadium gasped in unison as the football tumbled towards the ground. Without missing a beat, Connor McDermott pounced on the loose ball, scooping it up with a single fluid motion. The crowd erupted in cheers as he turned and sprinted downfield with the pigskin cradled in his arms. His teammates raced alongside him, providing crucial blocks and clearing a path to the end zone.

With every step, it seemed as though McDermott was fueled by the energy of the roaring crowd. He streaked downfield, running 40 yards with the football. The end zone beckoned, and as he crossed the goal line, he spiked the ball in celebration.

With the crowd still buzzing, the Golden Flashes lined up for the extra point attempt. The snap was clean, the hold was perfect, and the kicker’s boot was good. The extra point sailed through the uprights, and Champion now led 7-0 with just three minutes remaining in the second quarter.

Despite a valiant effort, the Campbell Memorial Red Devils found themselves struggling to gain any momentum. The Golden Flashes’ defense continued to stifle their offense, forcing turnovers left and right. By the end of the game, the Red Devils had committed a total of five turnovers, a testament to Champion’s tenacious defense.

As the final whistle blew, the scoreboard remained unchanged: Champion Golden Flashes 7, Campbell Memorial Red Devils 0. It was a hard-fought victory for Champion, as they improved to 1-6 on the season. Connor McDermott’s remarkable 40-yard fumble recovery had made all the difference, and the Golden Flashes and their fans celebrated their triumph on that memorable autumn evening.

ITS A RECORD BREAKING NIGHT FOR CAMPBELL

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WARREN OH- In a historic night for Campbell volleyball, the team etched their names in the annals of the program’s history with a remarkable victory over Champion. The four-set battle culminated in a program-record seventh conference win, solidifying their dominance with set scores of 25-20, 25-19, 21-25, and 25-17.

Carla Ramirez Ortiz was the standout star of the night, delivering a record-breaking performance that will be remembered for years to come. She not only set the school record for most assists in a game but also surpassed the career record with a staggering 1982 assists to her name. Her ability to orchestrate the team’s offense was pivotal in securing the victory.

Kendall Brunn shone brightly on the offensive front, recording an incredible 22 kills with a remarkable hitting percentage of .396. Her ability to find the right angles and deliver powerful attacks was a constant source of trouble for the Champion defense.

MiLeena Williams added to the offensive firepower with 15 kills, while Cyra Cross contributed 12 kills, showcasing the team’s depth in attacking talent. Williams and Brunn each recorded 2 blocks, highlighting their presence at the net.

Carla Ramirez Ortiz’s all-around contribution extended beyond assists, as she notched 4 aces to her name. MiLeena Williams added 3 aces to the mix, keeping the pressure on Champion.

In the backcourt, Cyra Cross demonstrated her defensive prowess with an impressive 21 digs, followed by Angeliz Diaz with 17 and Carla Ramirez Ortiz with 15.

Campbell’s victory was not just about numbers; it was a testament to their teamwork, dedication, and unwavering spirit. Setting a program record for conference wins is a historic achievement and a testament to the hard work and determination of the entire team.

RED DEVILS START ANOTHER WIN STREAK

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CAMPBELL OH- Campbell’s volleyball team continues to make waves in their recent winning streak, securing their third consecutive victory with a commanding three-set win over Niles. The final scores of 25-17, 25-10, and 25-16 reflect Campbell’s absolute dominance on the court.

Campbell’s success in this matchup was underscored by their strong serving and powerful attacks. Cyra Cross led the serving charge with four aces, keeping Niles on their heels throughout the game.

Kendall Brunn was a force to be reckoned with, amassing an impressive 16 kills. Her attacks were characterized by precision and power, causing headaches for the Niles defense. Cyra Cross and Elysia Rudolphi each contributed six kills, showcasing the team’s depth in offensive talent. MiLeena Williams added five kills to the mix.

Campbell’s defense at the net was anchored by Kendall Brunn, who recorded two crucial blocks. Her ability to disrupt Niles’ attacks was pivotal in maintaining the team’s control of the match. Carla Ramirez Ortiz orchestrated the team’s offense brilliantly with 29 assists, setting up her teammates for success.

Defensively, Cyra Cross led the way with 12 digs, showcasing her agility and determination in the backcourt. Gabriela Villanueva Santos and Carla Ramirez Ortiz contributed nine digs each, ensuring that Niles had a difficult time finding gaps in Campbell’s defense.

With this convincing win, Campbell’s volleyball team continues to make a statement in the world of high school volleyball. Their recent three-game winning streak demonstrates their prowess and teamwork, leaving their fans excited about their prospects for the rest of the season.

RED DEVILS DOUBLE THREAT

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CAMPBELL, OH – The Campbell Memorial Red Devils have bright spots all over the field, two of those athletes are Jacob Tovarniak and Dre Brown. Jacob, a cornerstone of the Campbell Memorial football team, is a junior who wears multiple hats as an offensive tackle and defensive end. Standing tall and powerful on the offensive line, Tovarniak is a force to be reckoned with, consistently protecting his teammates and creating opportunities for his offense to shine. On the defensive side, his relentless pursuit of the quarterback and ability to disrupt plays have made him a formidable presence. Beyond the field, Jacob is known for his leadership, often motivating his teammates to give their best both on and off the field. With an eye on college football and a strong work ethic, Jacob Tovarniak embodies the spirit of Campbell Memorial’s football program and is sure to leave an indelible mark on the sport.

Dre Brown, the youngest addition to the Campbell Memorial football family, is a promising freshman sensation who is making his first start as a running back and defensive back this week. His explosive speed and agility have made him a standout player, particularly in the running game, where he has a knack for breaking through defenses. On defense, Dre’s keen instincts and ability to read plays make him a valuable asset in stopping the opposition. Dre’s dedication to improving his skills is undeniable, and his enthusiasm for the game is contagious. As he continues to improve, Brown is poised to become a prominent figure in Campbell Memorial’s football legacy, symbolizing the bright future of the program.

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CAMPBELL MEMORIAL RED DEVILS FOOTBALL COACH’S CORNER (EP. 7) WITH ANDREW KING

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CAMPBELL, OH – Head coach Andrew King and the Campbell Memorial Red Devils are looking to build some momentum in the final weeks of the 2023 regular season. Coming off a tough match up with the Garrettsville Garfield G-Men in week 6, the Red Devils will return home this week as they will take on the Champion Flashes on Friday night.

YSN’s own, Steve Leslie, was able to sit down with Coach King at Tavern 26 this week to discuss last week’s game at Garrettsville Garfield, what he and his staff have been doing to keep the spirits high and the team focused on the rest of the season, and what his keys to victory are for a very tough opponent in Garrettsville Garfield this week, and so much more.

This week’s episode of Campbell Memorial Red Devils football coach’s corner with head coach Andrew King, is LIVE!

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CAMPBELL MAKES IT A SEASON SWEEP OF GARFIELD

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GARRETTSVILLE OH- In a thrilling rematch, Campbell’s volleyball team emerged victorious over Garfield, securing their second win of the season against the G-Men. The four-set battle showcased the determination and skill of both teams, with final scores of 19-25, 25-21, 25-5, and 25-22.

Campbell’s success in this contest was punctuated by a stellar serving performance. MiLeena Williams led the charge with an impressive four aces, while Cyra Cross, Carla Ramirez Ortiz, and Elysia Rudolphi contributed three aces each. Their precise and powerful serves kept the pressure on Garfield throughout the match.

Campbell’s offensive firepower was on full display, with Kendall Brunn leading the charge with 14 kills. MiLeena Williams and Cyra Cross each added seven kills to the team’s impressive tally. Their ability to find the right angles and exploit openings in the defense was key to securing crucial points

MiLeena Williams also made her presence felt at the net with three crucial blocks. Her ability to disrupt Garfield’s attacks played a pivotal role in Campbell’s victory.

Carla Ramirez Ortiz orchestrated the team’s offense brilliantly, recording an impressive 33 assists. Her precise sets allowed her teammates to shine in the attacking department.

Defensively, Angeliz Diaz and Cyra Cross each recorded 13 digs, ensuring that Campbell could effectively counter Garfield’s offensive efforts. Their tenacity in the backcourt helped to stave off Garfield’s attempts to mount a comeback.

Campbell’s win over Garfield was a testament to their teamwork, determination, and all-around excellence on the court. The thrilling match showcased the resilience of both teams, but in the end, Campbell emerged as the victors.

RED DEVILS TAKE CARE OF CLASSIC RIVAL

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Campbell High School rekindled an old-school rivalry on the volleyball court and emerged victorious over Struthers in a thrilling four-set match. The final scores were 19-25, 25-16, 25-18, and 26-24, showcasing the intensity of the competition.

Both teams displayed their skills and determination throughout the match, making it an exciting contest for the fans. Campbell’s Angeliz Diaz and Elysia Rudolphi each contributed two aces, while the team’s offensive prowess was highlighted by Kendall Brunn’s 11 kills, Cyra Cross’s 10 kills, and Angeliz Diaz’s 7 kills.

MiLeena Williams led the blocking efforts with 6 blocks, followed by Kendall Brunn with 4 blocks and Carla Ramirez Ortiz with 3 blocks. Defensively, the team showcased their digging skills with Angeliz Diaz leading the way with 22 digs, closely followed by Cyra Cross with 20, Carla Ramirez Ortiz with 18, and Abigail Broz with 10.

Carla Ramirez Ortiz orchestrated the team’s plays effectively, providing 28 assists to her teammates, which played a crucial role in securing the victory for Campbell.

FRESHMEN PHENOMS

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CAMPBELL, OH – Arianna Gonzalez and Rayona Floyd-Brown are rising stars in the world of cheerleading, both embarking on their journey as freshman members of the Campbell Memorial cheerleading squad. Both ladies share an innate passion for athleticism and a flair for the spirited, Arianna and Rayona quickly made their presence known on the squad. Arianna, with her personality and boundless energy, brings an infectious enthusiasm to every game and event. Her dedication to perfecting her routines and uplifting her teammates has made her an essential part of the squad’s success. On the other hand, Rayona’s grace and precision are nothing short of extraordinary. Her commitment to training and her ability to inspire confidence in her fellow cheerleaders has earned her the admiration and respect of the entire squad. Together, Arianna Gonzalez and Rayona Floyd-Brown are the embodiment of teamwork, spirit, and talent, setting the bar high for what’s to come in their promising cheerleading careers at Campbell Memorial.

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THE DYNAMIC DUO

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CAMPBELL, OH – Malik Young is a rising star on the Campbell Memorial Red Devils football team, making his mark as a versatile and dynamic player. As a junior, he has already established himself as a key contributor both as a running back and outside linebacker. With lightning speed and exceptional agility, Malik has become a potent force on the offensive side of the ball, frequently breaking through the opposition’s defenses with powerful runs and elusive maneuvers. Defensively, he’s equally impressive, known for his ability to read the game, make crucial tackles, and create turnovers. Malik’s dedication to his craft and his unwavering work ethic make him an invaluable asset to the team, and his future in football looks incredibly promising.

Kaleb Boudrey, a sophomore wide receiver and outside linebacker, is another rising talent for the Red Devils football team. Despite his young age, Kaleb has already demonstrated remarkable skills on both sides of the field. As a wide receiver, he possesses exceptional hands and route-running abilities, often making incredible catches and turning short passes into substantial gains. Defensively, Kaleb’s speed and instincts make him a formidable presence, disrupting opposing offenses and making crucial tackles. With his passion for the game and commitment to improvement, Kaleb is a player to watch as he continues to evolve and contribute to the team’s success.

Together, this dynamic duo exemplify the dedication and talent that define the Campbell Memorial Red Devils football team. Their contributions on the field, along with their commitment to leadership and improving day in and day out, make them integral members of the squad. As they continue to grow and develop as athletes, there’s no doubt that their presence will continue to elevate the team’s performance and leave a lasting legacy in Campbell Memorial’s football program.

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