BOYS BASKETBALL

BOYS BASKETBALL

East 68, Streetsboro 65

YOUNGSTOWN

Deontay Scott led the Panthers (9-1) with 22 points, 16 rebounds and four steals. Taylor Johnson added 18 points and five steals and Terell McClain scored 17 points. East made five blocked shots. Streetsboro (4-6) made 10 3-pointers.

East Cleveland Shaw 53,

Boardman 40

BOARDMAN

Jamar Steverson led the Spartans with 13 points.

Mineral Ridge 72,

Southington 36

MINERAL RIDGE

Corey Phillips scored 20 points and Zac Hagy 19 to spark the Rams (6-4) to an easy win. Also reaching double figures were Nate Palmer with 16 points and Ryan Nutter with 10. For the Wildcats (1-9), Tommy Hall led with 11 points.

Lisbon 67,

Heritage Christian 58

LISBON

Josh Craig led the Blue Devils (5-4) with 16 points. Also reaching double figures were Austin Rutecki with 13 points and Eric Walker with 12. Walker and Craig each pulled down six rebounds while Josh Liberati made seven assists. For Heritage Christian (1-10), Derick McNutt scored 21 points, Nathan Martin 16 and Austin Coldwell 15.

Southern 55, Edison 48

RICHMOND

J.J. Napierkowski led Southern with 12 points and Kyler Woodward added 11. Dylan Ketchum scored eight points.

Girard 66, Springfield 60

GIRARD

Craig Randall and Dylan O’Hara each drained three 3-pointers and finished with 20 and 14 points, respectively, for Girard (6-3). Evan Standohar added 12 points and Jimmy Standohar had 10. For Springfield (6-2), Eoghan Bees scored 27 and Mark Schuller had 11.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Youngstown Christian 50, Springfield 48

NEW MIDDLETOWN

Kayla Rios scored 14 points to lead the Eagles (5-5). For the Tigers (2-7), Baylee Felger scored 15 points and Jillian Tabaka 12.

Ursuline 64, Brookfield 45

BROOKFIELD

Tanaya Beacham powered the Irish (4-7) with 27 points. Sydney Beasley netted 25. For the Warriors (4-4), Ashley Kirila led with 15 points while Tori Thompson scored 12.

Columbiana 75, McDonald 35

COLUMBIANA

Khylea Fullum led the Clippers with 19 points. Also scoring in double figures were Baylie Mook with 16, Brianna Gingher with 11 and Emily Witmer with 10.

Newton Falls 44, Crestview 31

NEWTON FALLS

Brooke Barreca led the Tigers 99-1) with 15 points. Hannal Zelle had 12 points while Victoria Workman scored nine points and made six rebounds. For the Rebels (9-4), Ashley Harrison led with 12 points.

West Branch 67, Minerva 40

BELOIT

Pavin Heath’s 19 points included three 3-pointers for the Warriors (9-1, 4-1 Northeastern Buckeye Conference). Also scoring in double figures were Brittany Bryte with 12 and Melinda Trimmer with 11. For the Lions (8-2, 3-2), Lorin Clark led with 17 points.

SWIMMING

NEAC Championships

WOOSTER

Canfield won the boys team title and Boardman placed second in the girls competition Saturday at the Northeast Aquatics Conference Championships. Boardman’s Ryan Bailey — named the male swimmer of the meet — won the 100 butterfly in a time of 50.57 to set a meet record by Spartan swimmers. The Boardman 200 IM girls relay of Gaby DeAscentis, Brooke Bailey, Jessica Hilk and Colleen Manning won in a time of 1:52.5 for another meet mark. The Spartans’ 400 freestyle relay of Jordyn Markovitch, Hilk, Brooke Bailey and Manning won in a meet-record time of 3:42.69. Manning also set a Boardman record in the 200 freestyle (1:59.84) while Bailey set a Spartan record in the 500 freestyle (5:19.57). Manning won the 100 and 200 freestyle races, while DeAscentis won the 100 backstroke. Warren Harding’s Emily Thirion won the 100 backstroke. Canfield’s Connor Brady won the boys 100 backstroke. Warren Harding’s Dylan Thirion won the 100 freestyle, 200 freestyle and joined teammates Zachary Williams, Michael Miller and Sam Angelo in winning the 200 freestyle relay.

WRESTLING

Perry Pin City Invitational

PERRY

David Labra (152) and John Poullas (170) pinned their opponents in the finals to win individual titles and Canfield finished second as a team in the Perry Pin City Invitational. Host Perry won the team title with 375 points. Canfield was next with 369.5. Labra pinned Madison’s Aaron Sweeney in 3:11. Poullas pinned Perry’s Ryan Sill in 2:26. Canfield’s C.J. Frost (138) and Curtis Burns (285) each placed third.

Staff report