SALEM OH- In a fiercely contested matchup, South Range showcased their determination and resilience as they powered past Perry with a gritty 58-49 victory, earning themselves a spot in the district championship game. With their sights set on redemption and a shot at glory, the Raiders left everything on the court, refusing to let their opponents stand in their way.
Leading the charge for South Range was Landon Moore, whose stellar performance saw him tally an impressive 24 points, setting the tone for his team’s offensive onslaught. Dylan Turvey contributed 9 points, while Luke Rohan and Nate Lewis each chipped in with 8 points, highlighting the Raiders’ balanced scoring attack.
With this hard-fought win, South Range secures their second consecutive appearance in the district championship game—a testament to their unwavering determination and commitment to success. Their upcoming matchup against Cardinal Mooney promises to be a thrilling showdown, with both teams vying for their first-ever district championship title. That matchup is slated for Friday at Salem, and will tip off at 7:00.
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CANFIELD, OH- Not many saw South Range as one of the last teams standing in the area when the season began, except those in the Raider Lockerroom. However, the South Range Lady Raiders soared to a resounding 57-37 victory over the Villa Angela St. Joseph Vikings, clinching the sectional championship in style. With an impressive team effort, the Lady Raiders showcased their depth and talent on the court, setting the stage for an exciting journey ahead.
Led by a quartet of players with double-digit scoring performances, South Range left no doubt about their prowess on the basketball court. Devin Sauerwein led the charge with 15 points, while Gwen Lowry and Sydney Penick each contributed 11 points, demonstrating their offensive versatility and ability to deliver when it matters most. Madison Dado added 10 points to the scoreboard, further solidifying the team’s dominant performance.
The Lady Raiders’ balanced attack and unrelenting intensity on both ends of the court propelled them to victory, leaving the Vikings struggling to keep pace throughout the game. Taylor Dado chipped in with 8 points, while Ceci Foster added 2, highlighting the team’s collective effort and cohesive play.
With the sectional championship secured, South Range now sets its sights on the next challenge as they prepare to face off against the 11th-seeded Smithville in the upcoming showdown in Wooster. Despite the formidable competition that lies ahead, the Lady Raiders are brimming with confidence and determination, fueled by their recent success and unwavering belief in their abilities.
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NEW MIDDLETOWN OH- In a highly anticipated matchup filled with hometown pride and intense rivalry, the South Range High School basketball team squared off against Springfield on Tuesday night. With the coaching staff hailing from Springfield, the game carried added significance for both teams. In the end, it was South Range who emerged victorious, storming to a commanding 66-41 win over their rivals.
From the opening tip-off, it was clear that South Range was determined to assert their dominance on the court. Fueled by the energy of the rivalry and the support of their fans, the Raiders came out firing on all cylinders, overwhelming Springfield with their relentless attack.
Leading the charge for South Range was Landon Moore, whose outstanding performance saw him tally 19 points and move to second on the South Range career scoring list. Moore’s scoring prowess and leadership were on full display, inspiring his teammates to elevate their game to new heights.
Supporting Moore’s offensive onslaught was Dylan Turvey, who contributed 15 points, and Luke Rohan, who added 14 points to bolster South Range’s scoring effort. Tristan Toy chipped in 7 points to further solidify the Raiders’ dominance.
Despite Springfield’s efforts to mount a comeback, they were unable to contain South Range’s relentless pressure. Dylan Sheely led Springfield’s scoring effort with 9 points, while Sean Guerriero and Chris Cunningham added 8 points each. Drew Miller contributed 7 points in a valiant but ultimately unsuccessful attempt to rally his team.
With this statement win, South Range improves their record to 15-6 as they prepare for their regular season finale against Salem on Thursday. Meanwhile, Springfield, with a record of 16-5, shifts their focus to tournament play, where they will host Open Door Christian in their first tournament game on February 27th.
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CANFIELD OH- After a prolonged wait due to rescheduling, South Range finally squared off against Struthers on Saturday in a crucial league matchup. The Raiders wasted no time asserting their dominance on the court, ultimately clinching a hard-fought 55-43 win to cap off their conference schedule on a high note.
Leading the charge for South Range was Landon Moore, whose impressive performance saw him light up the scoreboard with a game-high 24 points. With this remarkable showing, Moore finds himself just 13 points away from claiming the number 2 spot on the all-time scoring list at South Range, a testament to his remarkable talent and dedication to the game.
Supporting Moore’s offensive onslaught was Nate Lewis, who contributed 11 points, and Dylan Turvey, who added 8 points to bolster South Range’s scoring effort.
On the opposing side, Struthers put up a valiant fight, with Jason Dukes leading the charge with 20 points, followed by Lucas Patti with 11 points. Despite their efforts, Struthers ultimately fell short against a determined South Range squad.
With this win, South Range improves their record to 14-6 as they prepare to hit the road for their upcoming game against Springfield on Tuesday. Meanwhile, Struthers, with a record of 9-9, will also be on the road as they face off against Campbell on the same day.
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LOWELLVILLE OH- In a thrilling matchup that will be remembered for years to come, South Range celebrated a significant milestone as senior standout Landon Moore notched his 1000th career point in the Raiders’ impressive 66-53 victory over Lowellville. It was a night filled with excitement and emotion as Moore etched his name into the annals of South Range basketball history.
Leading the scoring charge for South Range was none other than Moore himself, who delivered a stellar performance with a game-high 24 points. Joining Moore in the offensive onslaught were Luke Rohan, Dylan Turvey, and Triston Toy, who each contributed 12 points to bolster the Raiders’ scoring effort.
Despite a valiant effort from Lowellville, led by Michael Ballone with 12 points, Matt Lucido with 10 points, Drew Modelski with 10 points, and Josh Pazel with 9 points, they couldn’t contain South Range’s potent offense.
With this win, South Range improved their season record to 13-6, setting the stage for the remainder of their conference schedule as they prepare to host Struthers on Saturday. The victory holds special significance as they celebrate Moore’s remarkable achievement and continue their pursuit of success on the basketball court.
Meanwhile, Lowellville, with a record of 13-7, will look to regroup as they hit the road to face East on Friday. Despite the loss, Lowellville remains a formidable opponent as they strive to finish their season strong and make a statement in the competitive realm of high school basketball.
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In an electrifying matchup at home, Howland’s basketball team rose to the occasion on Friday, facing off against a formidable South Range squad and clinching a hard-fought 53-43 victory.
Leading the charge for Howland was Alex Henry, who delivered a stellar performance with an impressive 22 points, showcasing his scoring prowess and leadership on the court. Anthony Chieffo added 10 points to the scoreboard, while TJ Douglas and John Perry each contributed 6 points, highlighting the team’s balanced offensive effort.
Despite a strong effort from South Range, led by Landon Moore with 12 points and Luke Rohan with 7 points, they couldn’t overcome Howland’s determined performance.
With this crucial win, Howland improves their record to 10-10 as they prepare for their next challenge, a road matchup against Niles next Friday. Meanwhile, South Range, with a 12-6 record, turns their attention to their upcoming game against Lowellville on Tuesday, looking to bounce back from the tough loss.
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CANFIELD OH- South Range has a sophomore sensation in Gwen Lowry has emerged as a shining star this season for the Raiders, stepping into the limelight this season as the team’s leading scorer. Her remarkable journey from a promising talent to a formidable force on the court has been fueled by dedication, hard work, and an unwavering determination to excel.
During the offseason, Lowry devoted countless hours to honing her skills, particularly focusing on her shot. Alongside her teammates, she immersed herself in rigorous training sessions, determined to elevate her game to new heights. The hard work paid off as Lowry returned to the court with a refined shooting stroke, ready to make her mark on the season.
One notable aspect of Lowry’s game this year has been her boost in confidence. With a newfound self-assurance, she fearlessly takes any shot she gets on the floor, unafraid to seize the moment and make an impact for her team. This unwavering confidence has not only elevated her individual performance but has also inspired her teammates to raise their level of play.
What sets Lowry apart on the court is her versatility as a scorer. Whether driving to the basket with finesse or draining shots from beyond the arc, she poses a constant threat to opposing defenses. Her ability to score inside and out makes her incredibly difficult to defend, a nightmare matchup for any opponent.
Lowry’s standout performances against powerhouse teams like Poland further solidify her status as a rising star. In a pivotal matchup against the six-time reigning conference champions, she showcased her scoring prowess by tallying 21 points in a crucial win. In the rematch, she proved her consistency by contributing 15 points, further cementing her place as a standout performer. That 36 combined is more than any player in the program’s history has had in two games against Poland in league play.
Looking ahead, the future of South Range basketball shines brightly with Lowry at the helm. With two more seasons to write her legacy, she has the opportunity to continue growing as both a player and a leader, guiding her team to new heights of success. As she continues to hone her skills and inspire those around her, the sky’s the limit for Gwen Lowry and for South Range.
AUSTINTOWN OH- In a senior night celebration to remember, Fitch dominated the court on Monday, chasing away South Range with a resounding 65-27 victory. Kylie Folkwein led the Falcons’ scoring charge with an impressive 18 points, complemented by Destanie McCullough contributing 13 points, Kaliana Ray with 9 points, and Ayla Ray adding 7 points. Remarkably, a total of 9 Falcons contributed to the scoring spree, highlighting the team’s depth and versatility.
On the South Range side, Gwen Lowry led their scoring efforts with 12 points, while Sydney Penick added 11 points in a spirited effort.
With this convincing win, Fitch improves their record to 13-7 and now looks forward to a road matchup against Salem on Thursday. South Range, with a 9-12 record, will return home on Saturday night to host Western Reserve for their senior night.
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YOUNGSTOWN OH- Ursuline delivered a commanding performance on Saturday, utilizing a massive second quarter surge to overpower South Range with a final score of 72-51. The Irish dominated the second frame 27-10, establishing a commanding 44-22 lead at halftime.
Jaylen Gunther led Ursuline’s scoring efforts with an impressive 21 points, accompanied by Geno Lucente with 13 points, and Noah Bell and Jaden Payne each contributing 9 points. Myles Miller added 8 points to the winning effort.
South Range, despite a resilient effort, couldn’t overcome Ursuline’s strong performance. Landon Moore led their scoring with 17 points, followed by Luke Rohan with 12 points and Dylan Turvey with 7 points.
Looking ahead, Ursuline (13-3) is set for a crucial road matchup against arch-rival Mooney on Friday, while South Range (12-5) returns home to face Salem on Tuesday.
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CANFIELD OH- In a nail-biting clash with high stakes, South Range battled Poland on Tuesday night, with the hopes of a repeat NE8 title hanging in the balance. The Raiders dug deep and delivered a thrilling performance in overtime, denying Poland a chance to celebrate on their home floor and securing a hard-fought 41-35 victory.
South Range showcased resilience and determination, epitomized by Landon Moore’s impressive 16-point performance. Dylan Turvey contributed 9 points, while Luke Rohan’s clutch 3-pointer late in the fourth quarter played a pivotal role in propelling the Raiders to victory. Matt Singleton added 5 points to the well-rounded offensive effort.
Poland, led by Carmine Tukalo’s standout 24-point performance, fought valiantly throughout the game. Oliver McCully added 6 points to the team’s effort, but they fell short in the face of South Range’s relentless pursuit of the win.
With this crucial victory, South Range (11-4) keeps their NE8 title hopes alive, setting the stage for a challenging road trip to Niles on Friday. Poland (12-4) remains in contention for an outright conference championship, with their next opportunity to secure it coming on Saturday as they travel to face Salem. As the regular season heats up, both teams navigate the competitive landscape, each game carrying significant implications for their postseason aspirations.
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