MASON — Columbiana County has its first state tennis champion. Heartland Christian junior Cooper Grim won two matches on Friday at the Lindner Family Tennis Center to win the Div. II state singles championship. After a marathon 7-5, 6-7, 6-1 win over Pepper Pike Orange junior Ilya ...
BRITTAIN LEAGUE AT EAST PALESTINE C.C. No. 7 WINNER: No winner 50/50 WINNER: Frank Quetot SKINS: Jake Harvey (No. 1), Rick Huston (No. 2), Sid Harvey (No. 5) TEAM WINNER (4-man, 2-ball): Brian Cartwright, Kirk Leek, Rich Spratt, Lee Wyant CLOSEST TO PIN No. 2: Rick Huston CLOSEST TO PIN No. 4: Kirk Leek LONGEST PUTT No. 6: Tom Brittain LONGEST PUTT No. 8: Gary Little ZEP'S PIZZA & MORE AT PINKY'S AT EAGLE PASS STANDINGS: Galen Brandt-Rick Beadles 74.5, Tony Sluss-Logan Schaefer 72.5, Gage Chestnut-Isaiah Chestnut 70.5, Roger Kelly-Don Harrison 65, Mike Palmer-Dale ...
STRUTHERS — Crestview was the only Columbiana County baseball team to make it to a district final this season and the Rebels had only one senior. While the future looks bright for Rebel baseball the present belonged solely to the No. 5 seed Poland Bulldogs in a 14-0 no-hit win in five ...
SALEM — The Salem Quakers have found a new league. “We’re happy to be in the Northeast 8,” Salem athletic director Matt Freeman said. The official announcement came Friday afternoon. Salem will join the Northeast 8 Athletic Conference in the fall of 2027 in every sport in grades 7-12 but football. “Salem is a strong fit geographically, competitively, and culturally for our conference,” Northeast 8 commissioner Rob Conklin said. “This move strengthens the Northeast 8 and provides outstanding opportunities for our student-athletes and school communities.” Salem ...
AUSTINTOWN — Southern Local senior Maddy Jones will carry the Columbiana County banner at the Division IV state track and field meet. Jones was third in the shot put Wednesday and no county athletes got through the Austintown Division IV regional finals Friday. Jones topped ...
SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Oak Glen knew it faced a daunting task if it were to repeat as West Virginia Class AA state softball champions on Friday at Little Creek Park. The Golden Bears would have had to win four straight games but that proved to be too much of a hurdle to clear as the team was eliminated by No. 1 seed Logan 10-4 in the loser's bracket final. Logan had served Oak Glen its first loss of the tournament on Thursday with a 1-0 win. Fifth-seeded Oak Glen (21-13) held a 4-2 lead over Logan in the fifth inning but the Wildcats poured on four runs in the bottom of the ...
