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CARDINAL MOONEY FOOTBALL COACH’S CORNER WITH PJ FECKO (EP 3)

If you’ve ever been inside the gymnasium at Cardinal Mooney, it serves as a constant reminder of rich winning tradition everywhere you look.  Quite literally, the walls are blanketed in championship banners from pillar to post.

The 2018 Cardinals have been tasked with adding to those walls under one of the toughest schedules in the state of Ohio.  They have yet to blink.  Sure- they want to win, but humble warriors in defeat are the most dangerous of all.

Head Coach PJ Fecko sits down with our Steve Leslie to discuss the opportunities ahead for the Cards in this week’s Cardinal Mooney Coach’s Corner!

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JOHNNY BE GOOD

The Cardinals are looking to fly high once again, and it all starts and stops at quarterback.  Luckily for Coach Fecko and Cardinal Mooney- they’ve got a great one.

Not only great on the field, but an absolute stand-up young man off the field.

Our Steve Leslie sits down with John Murphy to discuss everything in the playbook, as well as some stuff you’ll want to hear to get a little better understanding of the great character that comes from Mooney’s QB1.

What’s it like to have a great support system?  What’s Johnny’s favorite food?  What teams does he follow?

All that and more, on this week’s Cardinal Mooney Player Profile: JOHNNY BE GOOD!

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URSULINE FOOTBALL COACH’S CORNER WITH LARRY KEMPE (EP 3)

With a young squad, it’s imperative that a team becomes battle-tested early!  That’s exactly what Coach Kempe’s troops are doing.

It’s been a tough few weeks, but the short memories will prevail in the end.  The Irish scored a pair of touchdowns late on Saturday night, and have a great string of success on tape.

Coach Kempe sits down with YSN General Manager, Steve Leslie to discuss the X’s and O’s, and the importance of the education the kids are getting at Ursuline.

Get prepped for Hoban in Week 4 with Ursuline Coach’s Corner with Larry Kempe (Episode 3)

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USE THE FORCE, LUKE!

The talent pool in deep at Cardinal Mooney, as everyone knows.  This year is no different as The Cardinals are off and running on what they hope to be another banner season in Youngstown.  One player specifically has been focused on this season for some time, a young man who will take his talent to the next level as a Michigan State commit.

A player that has been highly touted since day one, Luke Fulton talks about the relief he has after committing to an excellent D1 program that isn’t too far from home.

Fulton talks about his traveling up the ranks, starting down the road, and ending up in the cardinal and gold.

What is Fulton’s favorite food, his favorite football team, what about his favorite musician?

All that and more in our Cardinal Mooney Player Profile of Luke Fulton: USE THE FORCE, LUKE!

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WAID-ING FOR HIS MOMENT

When you walk into a football stadium in week 1, there’s going to be a buzz no matter the town you’re from.  When your once in a generation Quarterback passes for over 300 yards in the first half, that buzz becomes electricity.

Girard’s Mark Waid has been the talk of the town for as long as anybody can remember, but when talking to anybody, he’s first to shed the credit.  He praises teammates, coaches, and family before he even speaks of what he does.  As Waid heads into Week 2 against rival Hubbard, we caught up with him to discuss the game, the season, and the college recruitment process for him.

Our first Girard Player Profile of 2018 is Mark Waid: WAID-ING FOR HIS MOMENT 

 

HUMILITY IS EASY FOR JASON SANTISI

One look at Cardinal Mooney Senior Jason Santisi, and you know you’re in for a tough game no matter what side of the ball you’re on.  For Football North St. Joe’s last Friday night, the smooth tailback with an even smoother last name torched them for 4 scores including a 90-yard kick return to put the nail in the coffin.

However, when the pads come off, this headstrong, humble young man is first to give credit to his teammates, his family, and all those around him.  Jason Santisi is quite naturally a great football player, but it’s the other aspects in life that make his rich family heritage so proud day in and day out.

We had a chance to catch up with Jason following his Week 1 standout performance, and YSN General Manager chats it up with Mooney’s Monster in the backfield in our first Player Profile for Cardinal Mooney Football: HUMILITY IS EASY FOR JASON SANTISI

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CARDINAL MOONEY COACH’S CORNER WITH PJ FECKO (EP 1)

Entering his 19th year with Cardinal Mooney, Head Coach PJ Fecko finds himself once again in a position to contend for a state championship.  This year’s Cardinal squad is filled with talent from end to end, with many looking at offers at the next level.

In our maiden voyage of Cardinal Mooney Coach’s Corner, our Steve Leslie (Mooney Alum) sits down with Coach Fecko and discusses all things Mooney Football as they gear up to host state powerhouse Hoban at the Ice Castle.

We get in-depth, and get real with all your Mooney insight on Cardinal Mooney Coach’s Corner!

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URSULINE FOOTBALL PLAYER PROFILE: DOUBLE J WILL HAVE HIS DAY

When you look at the tradition of Ursuline football, the record books are littered with names that have gone on to do big things at the next level, whether on the field or off.

Its tradition of wearing the green and gold is one that families enjoy passing down from one generation to the next.

For this week’s Ursuline Player Profile, YSN’s Brooke Meenachan sits down with Irish Junior- Julian Johnson and discusses likes, dislikes, his talented bloodlines, and the message his has for Ursuline Nation.

All that and more on this week’s Ursuline Player Profile:  Double J Will Have His Day

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URSULINE IRISH FOOTBALL COACH’S CORNER WITH LARRY KEMPE (EP 1)

Our Steve Leslie sits down with Head Football Coach at Ursuline High School, Larry Kempe to discuss all things Irish.

In week 1, the Irish luck came up short against a very tough Benedictine team from Cleveland.  Coach Kempe discusses this year’s emphasis on becoming a team, and the challenges that the schedule will play.

“Soul Searching” is the key in 2018, and Steve and Coach talk about going back to old-school coaching philosophies, and magnifying the little details

Episode 1 is jam-packed full of in-depth information for all things Irish Football!

WU IS PERFECT AGAINST YOUNGSTOWN, LIFTS CHINA TO VICTORY

WASHINGTON, PA- Sin-Jie Wu earned the win for Chinese Taipei. He went five innings, allowing zero runs on zero hits, striking out nine and walking zero.  Colten Shaffer took the loss for Youngstown.  He surrendered four runs on two hits over five innings, striking out one and walking zero on 69 pitches (40 strikes.)  The game was only five innings due to poor weather from Monday’s schedule.  All 6 games today will be under the 5-inning schedule.

Chinese Taipei was sure-handed in the field and didn’t commit a single error. Chiu-Teng Chen had the most chances in the field with ten.

For Chinese Taipei, they were able to capitalize on errors by Youngstown as only 1 of their 4 runs were earned.  The victors will now wait to see who emerges from the Youngstown/Dominican Republic game this afternoon.  That game slated for 1pm.

 

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