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SPARTANS OPEN HOME SCHEDULE WITH WIN OVER HARDING

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BOARDMAN, OH — The Boardman Spartans kicked off their home schedule with a strong 2-0 win over Warren G. Harding on Tuesday, opening conference play with a shutout victory.

Tyler Kirlik took the mound for the Spartans and delivered a dominant performance despite a few early control issues. The right-hander threw 5 scoreless innings, allowing just 2 hits while striking out 10 to earn the win. Collin Resetar came on in relief and shut the door, tossing 2 clean innings with 4 strikeouts to lock down the save.

At the plate, Boardman was led by Grayson Eicher and Landon Whippo, who each had two hits and a double. Whippo came through in the clutch, driving in both of the team’s runs. Vince Butto added another double, while Kirlik helped his own cause with a base hit.

The Spartans improve to 1-1 overall and 1-0 in the All-American Conference (AAC). They’ll look to keep the momentum rolling when they host defending state champion West Branch on Wednesday.

 

BOSTON STRONG

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BELOIT OH- In the wake of a thrilling victory last season, the West Branch Warriors baseball team is gearing up to defend their state championship title. With high expectations from their community and the high school sports world at large, the focus is on maintaining their unique team chemistry and dedication to playing the game the right way. Spearheading this endeavor is Boston Mulinix, the multifaceted athlete renowned for his leadership both on and off the field.

In a recent interview with YSN, Boston Mulinix discussed the journey ahead for the Warriors. He emphasized the importance of tuning out external pressures and keeping the team’s standards as the driving force for the upcoming season. “We’re all in this together,” Mulinix stated. “It’s all about the team and maintaining that ‘we over me’ mentality.”

Boston Mulinix, who has been recognized for his incredible tenure in both baseball and football, is now focusing his athletic career on football, having chosen to continue at Baldwin Wallace University. Despite the challenges he’s faced, like the torn labrum in his shoulder and playing an entire football season with a serious groin injury, his resilience and mental toughness shine through. “My love for the game and my teammates is what keeps me going,” Mulinix shared. “I’m always driven by the West Branch community’s blue-collar values, and that’s something I carry with me.” As the Warriors prepare for the season ahead, they’re fueled by the confidence that comes from their triumphs, yet remain humble and focused on starting from scratch with every new challenge. With Boston Mulinix at the helm, you can’t help but root for this determined team, hoping for another stellar season on the baseball diamond.

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