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BOYS SOCCER

Howland 7, Ursuline 0

HOWLAND

David Schwartz and Manny Perez each scored two goals while Taylor Litz, Cameroon Sperling and Christian Nogay each had one. JV: Howland, 3-0.

Crestview 3, East Palestine 0

EAST PALESTINE

The Rebels’ Matt Nery, Matt Seabolt and Josh Bachelor scored goals and goalie Scott Murray made five saves for a shutout. Mitchell Lindsay had two assists for Crestview (1-0-1) and Clayton Elliott had one.

South Range 13, United 0

HANOVERTON

The Raiders breezed to a victory as Brandon Youngs scored four goals and Cole Frank and Lucas Beabout each scored three. Landon Morucci, Patrick Kennedy and Scott Erb also had goals for South Range. Mark Vennetti had two assists, and Cole Frank and Jason Cudler each had one. Keeper Luke Schaefer had a save and keeper Brant Rothbauer had 8 saves. Eagles keeper Tucker Widlicka had 13 saves.

GIRLS SOCCER

Newton Falls 5, Girard 3

NEWTON FALLS

Tera Backherms scored three goals and Hannah Harnichar scored two for the Tigers (1-1). McKenna Wilyard made two assists while Kaitin Conway made six saves. For Girard, Sarah Malvasi scored two goals and Malina Whitfield scored one for the Indians. Goalkeeper Morganne Carpenter made eight saves. JV: Newton Falls, 3-1.

Lakeview 13, Ashtabula Edgewood 0

CORTLAND

Reagan Rosenberger scored four goals while Rachel Braunegg and Sam Yancey each scored three for the Bulldogs. Also scoring were Hope Churley, Jackie Smith and Sarah Kloboves. Haylee Mathews had four assists and Braunegg two. Goalkeepers Miranda Meffe and Abby Townsend combined on the shutout. For Edgewood, Brittany Kendzerski made eight saves. JV: Lakeview, 4-2.

Crestview 2, Springfield 0

EAST FAIRFIELD

Kassie Seabolt scored one goal and assisted on the other. Jillian Beard scored the other goal while Donna Finch made 13 saves.

Niles 3, Hubbard 0

NILES

Bethany Rasile scored two goals and Hannah Ward had another — all in the second half — as the Red Dragons (2-0) stayed unbeaten. Kacie Cera had two assists and Renee Meser had one for Niles. Vada Flannery had three saves for the Red Dragons and Alexis Cobin had 13 for the Eagles. JV: Niles 0, Hubbard 0.

VOLLEYBALL

Fitch 25-23-25-25,

Poland 23-25-20-15

POLAND

Sarah Obradovich had nine kills, 24 points, three aces and 27 digs in the Falcons’ victory. Jayla Crawley had eight kills and six blocks and Bree Hunter had 16 assists. The Bulldogs were led by Krista Nolfi (nine points, 4 aces, 39 digs) and Jill Penman (three points, 11 kills, 5 blocks). JVs: Fitch, 2-1.

Newton Falls 25-25-25, Southington 10-14-11

NEWTON FALLS

Kayla Barreca made 16 kills and nine digs while Gabby Kline had 15 kills and 10 points for the Tigers. Autumn Hutson scored 10 points and made 24 digs while Heidi Hauck scored 24 points and made six digs. Olivia Hedge scored 16 points while Izzy Kline made nine kills and three blocks. Kate Wainwright made 37 assists. For the Wildcats, Selena Valentine made five kills and Becca Hohmam made 16 digs. JV: Newton Falls, 2-0.

Lisbon 23-25-25-25, East Palestine 25-22-18-15

LISBON

Kimmi Wiggers had 18 kills, 16 digs and 10 points for the Blue Devils. Karlee Pezzano had 42 assists, 14 digs and three kills while Taylor Siefke had 14 kills, seven blocks, three aces and six digs. For East Palestine, Brysten Trosky had 16 kills and six blocks while Jessica Leake made 15 kills. Jenn Rhodes made 37 digs and scored nine points while Alex Moore scored 11 points. JV: Lisbon, 25-12, 25-10.

Ashtabula St. John 25-25-25, Bloomfield 14-5-6

NORTH BLOOMFIELD

Jacquelyn Warner led the Cardinals withfive points, five kills and two blocks. JV: St. John, 25-9, 25-19.

Ursuline 25-19-25-25,

Valley Christian 21-25-23-12

YOUNGSTOWN

Bethany Rios led the Irish with 13 points and 14 assists and Angelica Kratzer had 11 points and two aces. Julianna Kratzer had 12 digs and seven points. JVs: Ursuline 2-0.

Girard 25-25-25,

Struthers 22-23-22

STRUTHERS

The Indians won in three straight as Lorren Alejars had 10 digs, Melanie Bakes had 25 assists and Sydney Teter collected nine kills. Amanda Zupko led the Wildcats with 12 kills, Caitlin Kane had three aces and Abby Hughes had 15 assists.

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