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WARRIORS TESTING THEMSELVES DOWN THE STRETCH

BELOIT OH- West Branch is hitting the stretch run, gearing up for tournament play, and they looked locked in Wednesday night. The Warriors put the clamps on a high-powered Warren JFK squad, rolling to a dominant 55-21 win.

Mati Hawk led the charge with 10 points, while Ellie Tucker and Carter Shepard each dropped 8. Audrey Eaton added 7, and Tallie Muniz chipped in 6 as West Branch spread the wealth.

Next up, the Warriors hit the road for a matchup at Girard over the weekend. JFK wraps up the regular season Monday with a trip to Lake Center Christian.

CARDINALS CRASH JFK’S HOME FINALE

WARREN OH- Cardinal Mooney crashed the party Tuesday night, spoiling Warren JFK’s home finale with a 56-49 upset win. The Cardinals made their mark, locking in late to hand the Eagles a tough loss on their home floor.

Marvin Dubos led the way with 15 points, while Dante Turner dropped 13. Dom Letlow added 12, and Kingston Powell chipped in 6 to help Mooney seal the deal.

Nick Ryan put on a show with a game-high 22 points, and Henry Phillips backed him up with 14, but the Eagles couldn’t fend off Mooney’s attack down the stretch.

The Cardinals head home Friday to take on Warren Harding, while JFK now faces a brutal road stretch to close out the season, starting at Lake Center Christian on Friday.

CARDINALS FIND CLEAR SKIES AFTER LONG BATTLE WITH JFK

WARREN OH- The showdown between Canfield and JFK on Tuesday night didn’t disappoint. Both teams went toe-to-toe, trading punches throughout the game. But Canfield’s balanced attack and a lockdown third quarter, where they held JFK to just 5 points, paved the way for a 59-46 win.

Ben Weaver led Canfield with 17 points, followed by Jake Delisio with 14, Bryce Roberts with 12, and Drew Shapiro adding 9. On the other side, Nick Ryan poured in a game-high 22 points for JFK, with Dom Ryan chipping in 10 and Henry Phillips adding 9.

Canfield heads into conference play Friday, hosting Warren Harding, while JFK will look to rebound on the road against Rootstown.

KNIGHTS WITH ANOTHER EMPHATIC WIN

AKRON, OH – The Archbishop Hoban Knights boys basketball team showcased their dominance Tuesday night, cruising to a 73-48 victory over the Warren John F. Kennedy Catholic Eagles in non-conference action.

Hoban (8-0) jumped out to an early lead, outscoring the Eagles 25-7 in the first quarter. The Knights extended their advantage with a 21-point second quarter to take a commanding 46-20 halftime lead. Consistent scoring in the third quarter helped Hoban maintain control, despite a late 17-point effort by Warren JFK (7-3) in the fourth quarter.

Sam Greer led the Knights with 17 points, including eight two-point field goals and one free throw. Tyler Shadeed added 11 points, draining three shots from beyond the arc, while Kenny Scott and James McCarthy each contributed 10 points.

For Warren JFK, Nick Ryan put up an impressive 25 points, including seven two-point field goals and three three-pointers. Henry Phillips chipped in with 10 points, but the Eagles struggled to keep pace with Hoban’s relentless offense.

The Knights will aim to remain undefeated when they take on city rival Akron East (1-7) on Saturday, January 11, with a 6 p.m. tip-off. Warren JFK will look to bounce back in a challenging road matchup against the Campbell-Memorial Red Devils (10-2) on Saturday at 2:30 p.m.

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EAGLES OFFENSE LIGHTS UP THE FLOOR

LOWELLVILLE OH- Warren JFK stayed in rhythm Tuesday night, cruising to a 70-42 road win over Lowellville. The Eagles controlled the game from the tip and never looked back.

Nick Ryan led the charge for JFK with 21 points, while Christian Swogger added 13 and Henry Phillips chipped in 11 to round out a solid offensive effort.

For Lowellville, Drew Modelski poured in 20 points to lead the Rockets, with Josh Pazel adding 11 and Michael Lucido contributing 5.

Next up, JFK faces a big challenge Thursday with a trip to Hoban. Lowellville gets back to conference action the same night at Jackson Milton.

PERRY PUTS ON A DEFENSIVE CLINIC

CANFIELD, OH — The Massillon-Perry Panthers earned a significant win over the Warren JFK Catholic Eagles, posting a 53-44 victory on Saturday night during the South Range Holiday Hoops Classic.
The Panthers came out strong, leading 16-12 after the first quarter and extending their advantage to 26-16 by halftime. A dominant third quarter saw Perry push their lead to 41-26. Though Warren JFK mounted a late comeback effort in the fourth quarter, the Panthers maintained control to seal the nine-point win.

Lila Kleve led Perry’s offensive charge with 22 points. Tatianna Evans added eight, while Katelyn Randulic and Jenna Haynes contributed seven and six points, respectively. Riley Minor chipped in six points and recorded three critical blocks to anchor the defense.
For the Eagles, Didi Ryan and Gianna Pompelia each tallied 14 points, with Addy Odille adding five. Despite their efforts, JFK was unable to overcome Perry’s balanced attack and defensive intensity.

Massillon-Perry (8-3, 3-2 Federal League) returns to Federal League action on Saturday, January 4, facing the league-leading Green Bulldogs (7-1, 5-0) at 1:15 p.m. Warren JFK (9-2, 2-0 Portage Trail Conference) will aim to rebound against the undefeated Maplewood Rockets (7-0, 4-0) on Friday, January 3, with a 1:45 p.m. tip-off.

EAGLES AVOID TIGER COMEBACK FOR REVENGE

CANFIELD, OH — The Warren John F. Kennedy Catholic Eagles avenged last year’s tournament loss to the Springfield Tigers with a 53-46 win on Friday night during the 7th annual South Range Holiday Hoops Classic.

The game began as a tightly contested battle, with Springfield edging out a one-point lead in the first quarter, 13-12. However, JFK surged ahead in the second quarter, outscoring the Tigers 18-8 to take a 30-21 advantage into halftime. The Eagles extended their lead in the third quarter, building a 41-28 cushion. Although Springfield mounted a late comeback effort in the final frame, JFK held on for the victory.

Gianna Pompelia and Laney Condoleon each contributed 15 points to lead the Eagles, while Didi Ryan added 11 points and Addy Odille chipped in with eight. JFK’s balanced scoring attack proved too much for Springfield to overcome.

For the Tigers, Jameka Brungard led all scorers with 15 points, supported by Kendall Maughan’s 10 points and Regan Rogenski’s nine. Karigan Mullen rounded out Springfield’s offense with five points.
With the win, Warren JFK improves to 9-1 on the season and will face Massillon Perry (7-3) on Saturday, December 28, at 5:30 p.m. on the final day of the Holiday Hoops Classic. Springfield, now 5-5, aims to climb back above .500 when they meet Walsh Jesuit (5-4) at 4 p.m. on the same day.

EAGLES FALL SHORT IN HIGH SCORING BATTLE

WARREN OH- Warren JFK went toe-to-toe in a high-scoring shootout with Lutheran East on Monday but couldn’t keep pace, falling 99-73. The Eagles found their rhythm on offense, but Lutheran East’s firepower proved too much to handle.

Didi Ryan led the charge for JFK with 28 points, while Gianna Pompelia added 21. Aniyah Johnson chipped in 11, rounding out the Eagles’ top scorers.

JFK gets a shot at redemption Friday when they face Springfield at South Range’s Holiday Hoops Classic.

EAGLES AND SPARTANS PUT ON A SHOW

WARREN OH- Tuesday night’s showdown was an instant classic, with Warren JFK grinding out a 78-73 win over Boardman in a back-and-forth battle. Both teams traded haymakers, but JFK found a way to finish strong and seal the deal.

Nick Ryan was on fire, dropping 32 points to lead the Eagles. Henry Phillips backed him up with 19, and Christian Swogger added 14 in the high-scoring shootout.

Boardman didn’t go down easy. Jayse Varley poured in 24 points, Terrell McDowell added 19, and Kaden Mayhew chipped in 17. Jerry Smith rounded things out with 9 points, but it wasn’t enough to take down JFK.

Warren JFK will look to keep the momentum rolling Friday at home against St. Thomas Aquinas, while Boardman hits the road again to face Tallmadge.

 

JFK STILL PURSUING PERFECTION

WARREN OH- Warren JFK kept their hot streak alive Monday night, steamrolling Cardinal Mooney 56-31 and showing no signs of slowing down.

The Eagles got it done with a one-two punch from Didi Ryan and Gianna Pompelia, who each dropped 17 points to lead the charge. Aniyah Johnson added 10, providing a nice spark on both ends of the floor.

For Mooney, Delanie Olesh led with 9 points, while Ta’Lecia Huff and Katie Pregibon each added 6 in a tough outing.

JFK will look to keep the momentum going next Monday when they host Lutheran East. Mooney turns around to play Madison on Friday in the Toni Ross Tournament at Howland.