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CAMPBELL GETS A BIG WIN FOR THEIR PROGRAM

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CAMPBELL OH- Campbell celebrated a historic victory as they swept Garfield in a thrilling match, marking their program’s first win over the G-Men as members of the MVAC conference, with sets ending at 25-16, 25-20, and 25-19.

The Campbell team showcased their collective talent and determination on the court. Freshmen Da’Janelle Will and Carla Ramirez Ortiz contributed with 2 aces each, setting the tone for their team. Kendall Bruno was a standout performer with an impressive 16 kills, while MiLeena Williams added 10 kills, Elysia Rudolphi contributed 6, and Angeliz Diaz recorded 5.

Defensively, Kendall Bruno, MiLeena Williams, and Angeliz Diaz all made their presence felt with 4 blocks each, highlighting their formidable net presence. Carla Ramirez Ortiz orchestrated the offense brilliantly, tallying 36 assists. In the backcourt, Angeliz Diaz led the team with 11 digs, supported by Cyra Cross with 10, Carla Ramirez Ortiz and Gabriela Villanueva Santos with 8 each.

Buoyed by this historic win, Campbell looks ahead with momentum to their next match at home against Champion on Tuesday. Meanwhile, Garfield will regroup as they return home to host Liberty, ready to bounce back from this encounter. This match exemplified Campbell’s determination and skill as they celebrated a significant milestone in their conference play.

LADY RED DEVILS SPIKE THE COMPETITION

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CAMPBELL, OH – The Campbell Memorial Lady Red Devils volleyball team is looking to take that next step in not only asserting themselves as one of the top teams in the MVAC but in the entire Mahoning Valley! The Lady Red Devils are currently 3-2 but had a three game winning streak this year too! Two young ladies who have been making names for themselves are looking to continue their dominance on the court this season are MiLeena Williams and Gabriela Villanueva Santos. MiLeena, a junior MH and MB, has been one of the top attackers on the team this season so far! Gabriela, a senior libero, has been leading the team in digs all season long!

YSN’s own, Steve Leslie, was able to sit down with Gabriela and MiLeena this week at Tavern 26 to discuss their season so far, what they think Campbell Memorial can do this year and into the tournament, what Gabriela’s plans are for after high school, a rapid fire questionnaire where we get the opportunity to learn more about what makes these young ladies the people and players they are today, and so much more!

Check out this very special Campbell Memorial Lady Red Devils volleyball dual player profiles with MiLeena Williams and Gabriela Villanueva Santos on YSNLive!

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CHEER CREATES LASTING MEMORIES

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CAMPBELL, OH – When you become a member of the Campbell Memorial Lady Red Devils cheer squad, a lot of pride and expectations come with it! Two young ladies, Daeja Marshall and Zy’oniah Crenshaw embody that spirit the most! This duo has been able to be a part of countless exciting moments throughout their careers whether its on the football field or the hardwood, these two have made memories that will last a lifetime but are not ready to be done just yet!

YSN’s own Steve Leslie, had the opportunity to sit down with Daeja and Zy’oniah at Tavern 26 this week in a very special dual player profile for cheerleading! The ladies discuss just how much fun it is to be a cheerleader at Campbell Memorial, their favorite parts of game days, some of their favorite memories, and so much more!

Check out this exclusive Campbell Memorial Lady Red Devils cheerleading dual player profiles with Daeja Marshall and Zy’oniah Crenshaw on YSNLive!

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MESMERIZING MEMORIAL RED DEVILS

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CAMPBELL, OH – The Campbell Memorial Red Devils football team has athletes that are second to none all over the field, in multiple different positions, and those athletes all have different skill sets but one common goal! That goal is to win! Not only do they all want to win, they all have a unique ability to lead in different ways too! One such leader is senior Adyn Vazquez. Adyn combines a special gift of athleticism from his wideout and defensive back positions but also being a vocal leader that keeps everyone on the same page whether it’s in practice or during games. Vazquez has let his play do most of the talking this season as he has been seen in two weeks flying all over the field on defense, covering the opposition’s top wide receiver, and also making big plays catching the football or even on end arounds on offense!

For as long as everyone in the Mahoning Valley can remember the Campbell Memorial Red Devils have always had a prominent linebacker who is not afraid to get physical and play hard nosed football. This year the Red Devils have Mike Iatropoulos who has been one of the juniors who have stepped up into a leadership role for this team and has been someone who has been one of the top tacklers in both games this season! Mike not only loves hitting the opposition on defense, he enjoys being one of the lead blockers for the offensive unit too! Any chance Iatropoulos gets to hit someone, he will glady do it!

YSN’s own, Steve Leslie, was able to sit down with Adyn Vazquez and Mike Iatropoulos at Tavern 26 this week to talk about their season so far, what Adyn and Mike want to do after high school, how they want this season to go for the Red Devils, a rapid fire questionnaire where we learn more about what makes Adyn and Mike the people and players that they are today, and so much more!

Check out this exclusive dual player profiles with Campbell Memorial Red Devils football stars, Adyn Vazquez and Mike Iatropoulos on YSNLive!

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CAMPBELL MEMORIAL RED DEVILS FOOTBALL COACH’S CORNER (EP. 3) WITH ANDREW KING

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CAMPBELL, OH – Coming off a tough loss against the Lowellville Rockets, head coach Andrew King and the Campbell Memorial Red Devils are looking to reestablish themselves on offense and continue playing hard nosed defense. The Red Devils return home to John Knapik Field this week to take on a 2-0 McDonald Blue Devils team on Friday night.

YSN’s own, Steve Leslie, had the opportunity to sit down with Coach King at Tavern 26 this week to discuss the week two match up with Lowellville, what he took away from the film and has implemented in practice this week, what his keys to the game are for a talented McDonald squad coming to town, 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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CRESTVIEW SLOWS DOWN RED DEVILS

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CAMPBELL OH- Crestview demonstrated their dominance on the volleyball court with a convincing sweep over the previously 3-1 Campbell team, with set scores of 25-9, 25-11, and 25-13.

The victory showcased Crestview’s prowess and control throughout the match. Abbey Emch was a standout player, amassing an impressive 13 kills and 4 blocks, contributing significantly to her team’s success. The Auer sisters, Grace and Lainey, played pivotal roles in orchestrating Crestview’s offense, with Grace tallying 17 assists, 8 kills, 9 digs, and 4 aces, while Lainey contributed 10 assists, 8 digs, and 3 kills. Julia Blasko’s versatility was on display with 5 kills, 11 digs, and 4 aces.

With this triumphant performance, Crestview looks ahead to their next challenge, a conference road matchup against Brookfield.

RAMIREZ ORTIZ GRABS ANOTHER MILESTONE IN RED DEVIL SWEEP

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CAMPBELL OH- In a dominating performance, Campbell Memorial’s volleyball team secured a commanding victory over Lowellville in a three-set sweep. The scores were 25-10, 25-16, and 25-16, clearly reflecting Campbell’s dominance on the court.

The team’s stellar performance was underscored by impressive individual statistics. Angeliz Diaz and Carla Ramirez Ortiz led the serving charge, each contributing 3 aces to their team’s success. Kendall Brunn was a force to be reckoned with, recording an impressive 13 kills, while Cyra Cross showcased her prowess with 10 kills at an impressive .476 hitting percentage.

The team’s defense was solidified by MiLeena Williams, who notched 3 blocks, and Kendall Brunn, who added 2 more. Cyra Cross, Angeliz Diaz, and Jayda Coriano collectively recorded 33 digs, with Cyra Cross leading the pack at 12. The driving force behind the team’s seamless coordination was Carla Ramirez Ortiz, who not only tallied 30 assists in the match but also achieved a personal milestone, surpassing 1500 career assists.

The Campbell Memorial team’s remarkable performance left no doubt about their dominance on the volleyball court.

Campbell will test their sharpness on Tuesday as they host powerhouse Crestview.

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NO SLOWING THE ROCKETS DOWN

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LOWELLVILLE OH- Lowellville continued their unbeaten streak with an impressive 33-14 victory over Campbell on the road. The game was action-packed, with both teams showcasing their strengths and determination.

The first quarter saw a strong defensive play from Lowellville’s Josh Pazel, who intercepted a pass. Geno Perry then powered through with a 6-yard touchdown run, followed by Tino Rivera-Ocasio’s 24-yard touchdown run, both punctuated by Matt Lucido’s successful PATs, giving Lowellville a 14-0 lead.

The second quarter remained scoreless, resulting in a halftime score of 14-0 in favor of Lowellville.

In the third quarter, Tino Rivera-Ocasio added a 7-yard touchdown run for Lowellville, expanding their lead to 20-0. Campbell responded with a 6-yard touchdown run by Mihali Koullias, but the PAT was not successful, leaving the score at 20-6.

Entering the fourth quarter with a 20-6 lead, Lowellville’s Michael Ballone connected with Matt Lucido for a 3-yard touchdown pass, although the ensuing PAT was unsuccessful, extending the lead to 26-6. Campbell fought back, with Mihali Koullias throwing a 52-yard touchdown pass to David Moore on a fourth-and-12 play. Koullias then completed a successful 2-point conversion, bringing the score to 26-14.

Lowellville sealed their victory with a 20-yard touchdown run by Geno Perry, followed by Matt Lucido’s successful PAT, bringing the final score to 33-14 in favor of Lowellville.

This win propels Lowellville forward as they prepare to face Tuscarawas Central Catholic in Week 3. Campbell, on the other hand, will challenge undefeated McDonald in their upcoming game.

HOME OPENER GOES WELL FOR CAMPBELL

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CAMPBELL OH- Campbell kicked off their home opener in grand style, securing a hard-fought victory over Newton Falls in four intense sets (25-14, 26-28, 25-20, 26-24). The match showcased incredible skill and determination from both teams.

Carla Ramirez Ortiz and Cyra Cross each contributed 2 aces, delivering crucial points during key moments. MiLeena Williams led the attack with an impressive 16 kills, while Kendall Brunn and the freshman standout Elysia Rudolphi both delivered 12 kills each, with Rudolphi boasting an outstanding hitting percentage of .500.

The net defense was anchored by Kendall Brunn with an impressive 7 blocks, followed by MiLeena Williams with 3, effectively shutting down Newton Falls’ offensive efforts. Carla Ramirez Ortiz displayed exceptional playmaking skills with 46 assists, pushing her career total to an impressive 1,498 assists.

In the backcourt, Gabriela Villanueva Santos and Cyra Cross showcased their defensive prowess with 21 and 16 digs respectively, ensuring that key plays were kept alive.

This thrilling victory marks an exciting start to Campbell’s home opener, highlighting their team’s diverse talents and strong teamwork.

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THUNDER AND LIGHTNING

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* CONTRIBUTED BY NATE DICROSS

CAMPBELL, OH – Red Devil Nation showed out Friday for opening night and the boys didn’t disappoint.  Campbell Memorial laid it on St. Thomas Aquinas with 30 in the first half and didn’t look back.  

Two standouts from Week 1, Kevin Timlin and Jordan Gore came by Tavern 26 Wednesday for a spattering of wings and a talk with Steve Leslie about the game last week.  Kevin and Jordan both gave props to the entire group working in the trenches and talked up the relationships built on the field.  

This one is worth the time to listen in and hear the thoughts from the guys.  Don’t miss out on family, expectations, being role models for the younger Red Devils, and some favorite teachers.

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