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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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CAMPBELL MEMORIAL RED DEVILS FOOTBALL COACH’S CORNER (EP. 6) WITH ANDREW KING

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CAMPBELL, OH – Coming off a tough road game at Crestview, head coach Andrew King and the Campbell Memorial Red Devils (1-4) are looking to right the ship and get back to their winning ways. Last week saw the Red Devils fall, 44-20, to the Rebels and this week will be another challenge as they will travel up to Garrettsville Garfield to take on the undefeated G-men in week six.

YSN’s own, Chris Sigler, was able to sit down with Coach King at Tavern 26 this week to discuss last week’s game at Crestview, what he and his staff have been implementing this week in practice to get the Red Devils back on track, and what his keys to victory are for a very tough opponent in Garrettsville Garfield this week.

All that and then some in this week’s episode of Campbell Memorial Red Devils football coach’s corner with head coach Andrew King!

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TIGERS EARN THEIR STRIPES AGAINST CAMPBELL

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By Ty Bartell 

NEWTON FALLS OH- It was conference night on the network with dozens of volleyball teams squaring-off inside their respective leagues for the right to claim a conference crown! This included The Gray Division of The Mahoning Valley Athletic Conference (MVAC) with The Newton-Falls Tigers hosting in The Campbell-Memorial Red Devils. The two squads had one prior meeting on August 24th, in Soup City, where The Red Devils captured the 3-1 match victory. Fast forward to Tuesday night and the two teams would meet for the final time this regular season.

It was a battle in the opening set with both tying one another constantly and no real separation occurring throughout the set. The defense of The Tigers made a difference, thwarting multiple swings from Campbell, helping Newton Falls pull away late to win set one 25-21. The energy was kept and carried over to the second set with both teams coming up even on the scoreboard time and time again. The Red Devils were creating production from all over the floor in an attempt to solve The Tigers defense. Nevertheless, The Falls were able to gut out a grinding 27-25 win in set two to take a commanding 2-0 lead in the match!

Following the set win, The Tigers had a straight set sweep on the mind; however, Campbell had other plans! Grabbing a commanding lead early and never letting it go, The Red Devils came out red hot and torched the Tigers 25-11 to stay alive with a set three win. Refocused in the following set, Newton Falls jumped out to an early lead. But Campbell showed great poise and weathered the early storm and willed their way back in front. Both teams were not giving an inch as set four looked a lot more similar to the first two sets of the match. It would be The Red Devils who would see themselves on top at the conclusion of set four with the 25-21 victory to force set five!

Set five was no different than the majority of the sets in the match in that it was competitive from the jump and stayed that way until the end. Both teams would see various lead changes in set five, but the play of Dani Drake was a difference maker both on the floor and as a leader on the team. The MVP-like performance helped her lead The Tigers to an exhilarating 15-13 set five win to take the match 3-2 and get their revenge on The Red Devils!

Dani Drake recorded the double-double in assists (37) and digs (28) to help lead her team. While Lilly Sait led the team with 20 kills followed by Ivy Huang with 15. Lauren Bervish did work on the defensive side as well, leading the team with 29 digs.

With the win, Newton-Falls (7-5)(3-5) will now set their sights on crosstown rival LaBrae (10-2)(5-2) where they will host The Vikings on Wednesday, September 19th. Campbell-Memorial (8-4)(5-3) will host conference-leading Crestview (11-0)(8-0) on Thursday, September 21st.

REBELS CONTAIN THE RED DEVILS

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COLUMBIANA, OH – The atmosphere was electric at Crestview High School as the Rebels prepared to take on the Campbell Memorial Red Devils on their home turf. It was a crisp autumn evening, perfect for football, and the fans were eager to witness what promised to be an exhilarating matchup.

The game kicked off with a burst of energy when Crestview’s Jameson English bulldozed his way into the end zone with a powerful 3-yard touchdown run. The Rebels struck first, taking a 6-0 lead with just 52 seconds left in the opening quarter.

However, the Red Devils were not to be outdone. Malik Young, a talented running back for Campbell Memorial, answered with a 7-yard touchdown run, evening the score at 6-6 with 4:49 left in the second quarter. The momentum, however, quickly swung back in Crestview’s favor. Jameson English, showcasing his agility and speed, broke free for a stunning 27-yard touchdown run, propelling the Rebels to a 13-6 lead with 3:18 left in the second quarter. But the Rebels were not content with just offensive prowess. Max Hawkins, a defensive standout, made a game-changing play by intercepting a pass and returning it an astonishing 55 yards for a pick-six. The scoreboard now showed 20-6 in favor of Crestview with 1:23 remaining in the first half.

Crestview’s defense continued to shine in the third quarter. Mikey Proctor, another defensive star, intercepted a pass and followed in Hawkins’ footsteps with a remarkable 48-yard pick-six. The Rebels extended their lead to 27-6 with 6:52 left in the third.  Crestview wasn’t done there. Joey Carr, the team’s reliable kicker, added to the Red Devils’ woes with a perfectly executed 27-yard field goal, pushing the score to 37-6 with 8:28 left in the third quarter.

Campbell Memorial fought back with determination, and Malik Young made a statement with a thrilling 95-yard kickoff return for a touchdown. However, the two-point conversion attempt failed, leaving the score at 37-12 with 8:18 remaining in the game. The Rebels, showing no signs of letting up, continued to dominate. Jameson English found the end zone once again with a 22-yard run, putting Crestview ahead 44-12 with 4:32 left in the game. The Red Devils didn’t go down without a fight. Malik Young displayed his incredible speed and agility once more, breaking free for a breathtaking 74-yard touchdown run, bringing the final score to 44-20.

As the final whistle blew, the Crestview Rebels and their fans celebrated a well-deserved victory. Their impressive performance, both on offense and defense, had secured them a decisive win over the Campbell Memorial Red Devils. It was a game filled with big plays, excitement, and unforgettable moments that would be talked about for years to come.

RED DEVILS BOUNCE RIGHT BACK

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CAMPBELL OH- Campbell Memorial’s volleyball team reclaimed their winning form with a hard-fought victory over Liberty in a three-set thriller, demonstrating their resilience and determination on the court.

The first set set the tone for Campbell’s dominance as they secured a decisive 25-8 win, displaying their offensive firepower and strong defensive presence. This commanding performance put Liberty on the backfoot early in the match.

Liberty, however, fought back fiercely in the following set, pushing Campbell to the limit. The set ended with a tight scoreline of 26-24, but Campbell held their composure and determination, ultimately clinching the set.

The third set proved to be another closely contested battle, with both teams refusing to give in. Campbell managed to secure the set 25-23, illustrating their ability to thrive under pressure and close out a match.

Throughout the game, Campbell Memorial’s standout players showcased their skills. Kendall Brunn led the team with 12 kills, while MiLeena Williams contributed nine. The team’s blocking was led by Angeliz Diaz with two blocks, and Carla Ramirez Ortiz delivered 35 crucial assists. Cyra Cross, Gabby Villanueva Santos, Angeliz Diaz, and Jayda Coriano were instrumental in the defensive effort, recording significant dig totals.

This victory marks a turning point for Campbell Memorial as they regain their winning momentum. The team’s strong performance and resilience are indicative of their potential in the upcoming matches.

RED DEVILS STARS SHINE BRIGHT

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CAMPBELL, OH – The Campbell Memorial Red Devil football team is led by a terrific offense with star studded talent all over the field. One electric player is wide receiver, David Moore He is a force to be reckoned with as his natural athleticism and exceptional speed have set him apart. His journey with the Red Devils has been marked by unforgettable catches, game-changing touchdowns, and a remarkable ability to read the field. Beyond his outstanding on-field contributions, David’s commitment to his teammates and his unwavering work ethic have made him a natural leader both on and off the field. Another key member of this talented Red Devils squad is offensive line, Cayden Thomas. Cayden is a vital presence for the Campbell Memorial Red Devils, with a strong work ethic and unmatched determination, Cayden plays a crucial role in protecting the team’s quarterback and opening up running lanes for the backfield. His relentless pursuit of excellence in the trenches has earned him respect among coaches and teammates alike. Cayden’s leadership extends beyond the field as he sets an example of dedication and perseverance that inspires his fellow players. Together, David Moore and Cayden Thomas bring their unique talents and unwavering commitment to the Red Devil football team, embodying the spirit of teamwork that defines their program.

YSN’s own, Steve Leslie, had the opportunity to talk with David and Cayden this week at Tavern 26 to talk about their season so far, what they think this Campbell Memorial team is capable of doing, what they want to accomplish as the regular season has reached the midpoint, what David wants to do after high school, and so much more.

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CAMPBELL MEMORIAL RED DEVILS FOOTBALL COACH’S CORNER (EP. 5) WITH ANDREW KING

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CAMPBELL, OH – The Campbell Memorial Red Devils (1-3) are coming off a heartbreaking loss in week four to the Newton Falls Tigers. Head coach Andrew Kinng and the Red Devils fought hard but fell just short. This week they are looking to rebound and take care of business the Red Devil way. Up next for Campbell Memorial will be a challenging road test against MVAC foe, the Crestview Rebels (0-4).

YSN’s own, Steve Leslie, had the opportunity to talk with Coach King at Tavern 26 this week to talk about the Newton Falls game last Friday night, what his takeaways were from the tough loss, how he and his staff are keeping the Red Devils together and building confidence in themselves as the season goes on, what his keys for victory are this week against Crestview, 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 CHEER CAPTIVATES THE COMMUNITY

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CAMPBELL, OH – Autumn Shuger and Kendall Brunn, two dynamic and spirited members of the Campbell Memorial Lady Red Devil cheerleading squad, have left an indelible mark on their school’s cheerleading program. Autumn, with her boundless energy and infectious enthusiasm, has been a driving force behind the team’s energy each week. From her very first day as a Lady Red Devil cheerleader, Autumn displayed an unwavering commitment to excellence. Her dedication to perfecting every routine has inspired her fellow teammates. Kendall Brunn, the other half of this dynamic duo, complements Autumn’s excitement with her calm and composed demeanor. Kendall’s journey as a Lady Red Devil cheerleader has been marked by her exceptional precision and attention to detail. Autumn and Kendall’s charisma and unwavering positivity have made them beloved figures within the school and community. Together, they embody the spirit of teamwork, resilience, and passion, setting the bar high for this year’s squad.

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