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TIGERS EARN OVERTIME VICTORY

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HOWLAND OH- In a nail-biting overtime showdown, Howland secured a hard-fought victory against LaBrae with a final score of 63-61.

Howland’s Chris Fenton emerged as a standout performer, notching an impressive 26 points, supported by contributions from Alex Henry with 13 points and John Perry with 11 points.

LaBrae fiercely contested the match, led by Jay McGary’s 16 points, Derek Wilson’s 15 points, and Jason Lancaster’s 11 points. Austin Rowe also contributed 9 points for the Vikings.

LABRAE FORCES THEIR WAY INTO THE MVAC CONVERSATION

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LEAVITTSBURG OH- LaBrae secured a significant victory for their program on Thursday night, overcoming Garfield for the first time in MVAC play. The initial quarter saw a competitive start, with LaBrae holding a narrow 12-9 lead. However, the dynamics shifted in the 2nd quarter as the Vikings surged ahead, taking a commanding 24-12 lead into halftime. Despite Garfield’s attempt to cut the lead in the 3rd quarter, LaBrae regained control, ultimately clinching a convincing 51-28 win.

Key contributors for LaBrae included Ella Kuszmaul, who tallied 21 points with 17 coming in the first half, Riley Rowe with 12 points, and Marissa Levensky with 6 points. For Garfield, Mandy Cardinal scored 7 points, and Kolby Fresch added 5 points.

LaBrae will defend their undefeated record on Monday as they host Newton Falls, while Garfield seeks their first win against Champion on Monday.

VIKINGS WASTE NO TIME GETTING AHEAD

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NILES OH- LaBrae wasted no time asserting dominance on Tuesday night, securing an impressive 60-35 victory over Niles. Derek Wilson led the scoring charge with an outstanding performance, contributing 20 points, while Austin Rowe and Jay McGarry added 18 and 16 points, respectively. Owen Boone chipped in 8 points to further bolster LaBrae’s commanding win.

Niles put up a fight, with Stef Dorsey leading their scoring efforts with 15 points, closely followed by Yausene Blackmond with 13 points and Anthony Budak with 12 points in a hard-fought battle against LaBrae’s offensive prowess.

LABRAE KEEPS SHINING TO START THE YEAR

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NILES OH-  Maintaining their unbeaten record in the early season, LaBrae showcased their dominance with a commanding 60-35 victory over Niles.

Marissa Levensky led the scoring charge for LaBrae with an impressive 17 points, complemented by Ella Kuszmaui with 13 points. Mariah Jones contributed 9 points, while Riley Rowe added 7 points to the team’s total.

On the Niles side, Kherington Stanford displayed her scoring prowess with 15 points, supported by Hannah Grimm with 10 points. Gianna Wagner and Emily Macik each contributed 6 points.

LABRAE BASKETBALL COACH’S CORNER (EP 1) WITH CHAD KISER

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LEAVITTSBURG OH- LaBrae is coming off a MVAC championship season in boys basketball, and the future couldn’t possibly look brighter.  The Vikings are bringing back a big percentage of their scoring from a season ago, and they still have plenty in the tank for another run. It won’t be easy though, the MVAC Gray Tier is loaded with teams who want to take the title for themselves. The championship banner was split into three last year, and no one wants to share this time around.

Coach legend Chad Kiser is back at it for the Vikings to try to lead them to more success this season.  He took some time out of his busy day to chat with YSN’s Anthony Hartwig about what the season could hold in store.  Check out Episode 1 of Coach’s Corner with Chad Kiser only on YSN!

LABRAE KEEPS WINNING FORM

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LEAVITTSBURG OH- Staying true to their winning form, LaBrae secured their second consecutive victory with a resilient performance, defeating Girard 57-49 in a hard-fought contest.

Ella Kuszmaul led the scoring charge for LaBrae with an impressive 17 points, supported by Riley Rowe with 13 points, Angel Scruggs with 11 points, and Mariah Jones with 9 points.

Girard’s Mackenzie White claimed the game-high scoring title with 18 points, showcasing her offensive prowess. Mia Malito contributed 13 points, while Ally Gassman added 10 points in a commendable effort.

The competitive matchup displayed the determination of both teams, but LaBrae’s consistency and collective effort ultimately secured them the win. As LaBrae celebrates their back-to-back victories, Girard will strive to bounce back.

VIKINGS SEASON STARTS WITH A BANG

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LEAVITTSBURG OH- In a commanding season opener, LaBrae asserted their dominance with a resounding 64-28 victory over Heartland Christian. Ella Kuszmaul led the scoring charge for LaBrae, contributing 13 points to the team’s impressive total. Angel Scruggs added 9 points, while Marissa Levensky and Riley Rowe each chipped in with 7 points.

On the Heartland Christian side, Rachel Reynolds showcased her scoring prowess with a notable 17 points, leading her team’s efforts. Sarah Reynolds contributed 8 points in a valiant effort.

LaBrae’s collective performance demonstrated a well-rounded and potent offensive strategy, overpowering their opponents from the start. As they savor this convincing win, LaBrae will undoubtedly carry the momentum into future matchups. Heartland Christian, on the other hand, will regroup and strategize for their upcoming games, seeking to bounce back from the challenging season opener. The stage is set for an exciting basketball season for both teams.

LABRAE GIRLS BASKETBALL COACH’S CORNER (EP 1) WITH MANDY ROWE

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LEAVITSBURG OH- LaBrae girls hoops doesn’t shy away from anybody. One of the hallmarks of their program has always been the fearlessness the players and coaches bring to the game. You’ll never see the Vikings back down or be intimidated. Does that mean they’ll win every game they’ll play? No, but it does mean that they’ll compete in every game they play. LaBrae will not be a team that is beaten before the game even starts.

That attitude has a lot to do with head coach Mandy Rowe and the culture she has created. She has a lot of young talent coming back with a year of experience under their belt. The MVAC is tough indeed, but it seems LaBrae is ready to make some noise. Check out Episode 1 of Coach’s Corner with Mandy Rowe.

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CRESTVIEW BRINGS OUT THEIR BEST

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COLUMBIANA OH- In a highly anticipated Week 10 matchup, Crestview brought their A-game, creating problems for LaBrae as they emerged victorious with a commanding 28-7 win. The first quarter saw LaBrae taking an early lead when Treyton Derry executed a 14-yard touchdown run at 6:14. However, Crestview responded swiftly, with Max Hawkins mirroring the feat with his own 14-yard touchdown run, bringing the score level at 7-7 with 3:31 remaining in the quarter. The second quarter remained scoreless, setting the stage for a decisive second half.

Crestview seized control in the third quarter, with Max Hawkins proving to be a game-changer once again. He embarked on an 18-yard touchdown run at 7:12, granting Crestview a 14-7 lead. The momentum continued as Mikey Proctor broke free for an electrifying 76-yard touchdown run at 3:52, extending Crestview’s lead to 21-7.

The final quarter saw no let-up from Crestview. Max Hawkins added the finishing touch with a 16-yard touchdown run at 3:29, sealing the game at 28-7. The final whistle confirmed Crestview’s well-deserved victory, a result of their impressive performance and an outstanding effort on both sides of the ball.

ROCKETS SPEED PAST WATERLOO

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ATWATER OH- In an impressive display of dominance, the Lowellville Rockets soared to a commanding 40-8 victory over Waterloo in Week 9. The Rockets left no room for doubt, showcasing their prowess throughout the game.

Lowellville quickly established their presence in the game when Michael Ballone connected with Matt Lucido for a sensational 65-yard passing touchdown. This early strike put Lowellville ahead 7-0, leaving Waterloo with a challenging climb ahead. The touchdown occurred with 4:22 remaining in the first quarter.

The Rockets continued to expand their lead in the second quarter. Geno Perry powered through for a 2-yard rushing touchdown, increasing Lowellville’s advantage to 13-0. This impressive run occurred with 11:15 left in the second quarter.

Tino Rivera-Ocasio added to Lowellville’s offensive prowess with a remarkable 52-yard rushing touchdown at 3:56 in the second quarter. This outstanding play extended the lead to 20-0.

Just before the end of the first half, Michael Ballone showcased his skill again. He launched a 28-yard passing touchdown to Landon Esenwein. The pass was tipped in the air, resulting in a jump ball that Esenwein skillfully grabbed. With 33 seconds left in the second quarter, Lowellville held a commanding 26-0 lead.

The third quarter brought no respite for Waterloo as Lowellville continued to assert their dominance. Tino Rivera-Ocasio, already having a standout game, secured his second rushing touchdown, this time for 26 yards. The extra point was good, pushing the score to 33-0 with 7:39 remaining in the third quarter.

Codi Nofli joined the scoring frenzy with a 3-yard rushing touchdown. The extra point was successful, making it 40-0 Lowellville.

In the final quarter, Waterloo managed to find the end zone with Luke Thomas scoring a rushing touchdown and a successful two-point conversion