SALINEVILLE — The Salineville-Southern Local Athletic Hall of Fame inducted its 23rd class Saturday, recognizing four former athletes for their accomplishments in volleyball, football, basketball and track. • Christi Barlis Bates, Class of 1986, was inducted as an athlete. Bates played ...
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NORTH LIMA — The Crestview boys soccer team won its fifth straight match, beating Heartland Christian 11-0 on Saturday. The Rebels scored seven goals in the first half. They have won their last five matches by a combined 47-0. Crestview improves to 9-1, while Heartland drops to 1-7. UNITED 3, BADGER 1 KINSMAN — United scored three goals in first half and downed Badger, 3-1, in boys soccer action Saturday. United improves to 4-2-1 and will host Columbiana today. Badger drops to 4-2-1. JFK 2, COLUMBIANA 1 COLUMBIANA — The Columbiana boys soccer team suffered its first loss of ...
EAST LIVERPOOL — The East Liverpool volleyball team snapped Salem's six-match winning steak, 25-19, 26-24, 25-13, Saturday at the Potter Fieldhouse. East Liverpool improves to 7-1 heading into today's match at Harrison Central. Salem moves to 9-2 and will travel to West Branch on Tuesday for a battle of Eastern Buckeye Conference unbeaten. Kendall Martin led the East Liverpool attack with 17 kills. Addie Jones added six kills, Addi Smith four kills and Addison Boyle three kills. Cameron Conley collected four aces and 19 assists, Peyton Tanner three aces and nine assists and Hailey ...
DELAY OF GAME WOOSTER — Columbiana went to the Wooster Cross Country Invitational but never ran Saturday. They arrived and were warming up when it started to thunder and rain. The first three races had been completed, but the final seven — including Columbiana's — were canceled due to weather. FIELD FLOODS WASHINGTON, Pa. — The Washington & Jefferson College football team stormed visiting Keystone on Saturday. The Presidents led 42-0 before being suspended at halftime due lighting and the game was eventually called after Cameron Stadium flooded. First responders in ...
CUYAHOGA FALLS — Salem sophomore Addison Hopple finished sixth and junior Alex Rea was 14th at the Pat Ritchie Cross Country Invitational on Saturday. Rea had a personal-best 16 minutes, 48.57 seconds on the 3.1-mile course at Walsh Jesuit High School. The top five runners for the Salem boys ran 17:30 or better as they finished third out of 19 teams with 116 points. Right behind Rea was Luke Stephens in 15th, Taven Tice 25th, Colton Hall 30th and Jackson Dowd 43rd. Hopple was sixth in the girls race (18:51.21). The Quakers finished out of 22 teams with 183 points. DIV. I-II ...
