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prep roundup | Monday’s results
FOOTBALL
STATE POLL
How a state panel of sportswriters and broadcasters rates Ohio high school football teams in the weekly Associated Press poll of 2017, by OHSAA divisions, with won-lost record and total points (first-place votes in parentheses):
DIVISION I
1. Cleveland St. Ignatius (18)6-0260
2. Cincinnati St. Xavier (9)6-0248
3. Lakewood St. Edward6-0212
4. Centerville6-0168
5. Toledo Whitmer (1)6-0155
6. Canton McKinley6-0151
7. Hilliard Bradley6-0115
8. Mentor5-152
9. Stow-Munroe Falls5-140
10. Pickerington North5-119
Others receiving 12 or more points — Lewis Center Olentangy Orange 16. Pickerington Central 13.
DIVISION II
1. Avon (19)6-0249
2. Cin. Winton Woods (8)6-0244
3. Cincinnati La Salle5-1182
4. Cincinnati Anderson6-0181
5. Medina Highland6-0154
6. Sidney6-0121
7. Wadsworth (1)6-0115
8. Columbus Walnut Ridge6-089
9. Cleveland Benedictine5-147
10. Grafton Midview5-139
Others receiving 12 or more points — Akron Hoban 25. Sylvania Northview 23. Hudson 15. Dayton Belmont 14. Barberton 13. Massillon Washington 13.
DIVISION III
1. Trotwood-Madison (22)6-0261
2. Clyde (1)6-0198
3. Canfield (4)6-0192
4. Toledo Central Catholic5-1151
5. Sandusky6-0128
6. Columbus Marion-Franklin6-0115
7. Parma Padua6-0103
8. Medina Buckeye6-090
9. Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary6-078
10. Franklin5-144
Others receiving 12 or more points — Columbus Bishop Hartley 38. Bay Village Bay (1) 26. Columbus St. Francis DeSales 19. Kettering Archbishop Alter 16. New Philadelphia 14. Tallmadge 13. Chardon 12.
DIVISION IV
1. Steubenville (22)6-0252
2. Germantown Valley View (3)6-0223
3. Perry (1)6-0164
4. Bellville Clear Fork6-0162
5. Clarksville Clinton-Massie (1)6-0153
6. Poland (1)6-0137
7. London6-0104
8. Shelby6-087
9. Oberlin Firelands6-063
10. Cincinnati Wyoming6-061
Others receiving 12 or more points — Girard 18. Cincinnati Indian Hill 17. Plain City Jonathan Alder 16. Newark Licking Valley 15. Cardinal Mooney 13.
DIVISION V
1. Pemberville Eastwood (15)6-0232
2. Wheelersburg (9)6-0213
3. South Range (2)6-0201
4. Portsmouth West6-0166
5. Marion Pleasant (1)5-0145
6. Orwell Grand Valley6-0108
7. Sullivan Black River6-0102
8. Anna5-198
9. Jamestown Greeneview6-083
10. Archbold (1)5-137
Others receiving 12 or more points: — Liberty Center 26. Milan Edison 21. Belmont Union Local 20. Gahanna Columbus Academy 19. Tontogany Otsego 18. Bethel-Tate 17.
DIVISION VI
1. Maria Stein Marion Local (26)6-0278
2. Kirtland (1)6-0201
3. Mogadore (1)6-0196
4. Nelsonville-York6-0153
5. Sarahsville Shenandoah6-0129
6. St. Henry5-1102
7. Rootstown6-097
8. Coldwater4-296
9. Creston Norwayne5-191
10. Findlay Liberty-Benton5-138
Others receiving 12 or more points — Smithville 28. Mechanicsburg 22. West Liberty-Salem 16.
DIVISION VII
1. Dalton (19)6-0264
2. Cuyahoga Heights (3)6-0222
3. Norwalk St. Paul (5)6-0212
4. Pandora-Gilboa (1)6-0170
5. Danville5-1149
6. Windham5-189
7. Convoy Crestview5-187
8. Sidney Lehman5-185
9. Delphos St. John’s4-240
10. Haviland Wayne Trace5-132
Lucas5-132
Canal Winchester Harvest 5-132
Others receiving 12 or more points — McComb 30. Minster 22. Warren JFK 16. Lisbon 16.
BOYS SOCCER
Beaver Local 1, Crestview 0
COLUMBIANA
Drew Theiss scored the goal of on a penalty kick in the first half. No stats from Crestview were provided.
Lordstown 4, Maplewood 0
CORTLAND
Maplewood clinched a share of the Northeastern Althletic Championship with the win. Tommy Rink, Tyler Black, Evan Hunter and Fernando Matos each scored for the Rockets. Maplewood goalie Phil Smith had one save. No stats were reported for Lordstown.
STATE POLL
DIVISION I
1. Olentangy Liberty (Powell) 9-0-1 100
2. Coffman (Dublin)11-0-2 81
3. Beavercreek8-0-2 77
4. Archbishop Moeller9-1-1 68
5. St. Francis DeSales8-0-2 55
6. St. Ignatius (Cleveland) 8-2-1 51
7. Medina 8-1-2 38
8. Carroll (Dayton) 10-0-1 37
9. Anderson (Cincinnati) 12-1-0 26
10. Olmsted Falls 10-1-0 11
Receiving votes — Anthony Wayne (Whitehouse), Wadsworth, Centerville, St. Charles Prep School (Columbus), Wooster
DIVISION II
1. St. Francis DeSales10-0-1 91
2. Revere (Richfield) 9-1-2 81
3. Rocky River 11-1-0 67
4. Archbishop Alter8-2-3 57
5. Lakeview 10-1-0 40
6. Tippecanoe (Tipp City) 12-1-1 33
7. Bexley (Columbus) 9-0-2 29
8. Elida 11-0-0 26
River View (Warsaw) 12-0-0 26
10. Wyoming (Cincinnati) 7-2-4 18
Receiving votes — Vermilion, Aurora, Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy (Cuyahoga Falls), Alexander (Albany), Archbishop McNicholas (Cincinnati), Granville, Kenton, Howland, Hubbard, Bellbrook, Marlington.
DIVISION III
1. Summit Country Day 8-2-1 99
2. Ottawa Hills 12-0-1 88
3. Grandview Heights 8-0-3 73
4. Independence 12-0-0 72
5. Dayton Christian School 8-2-0 60
6. Archbold 10-1-1 40
7. Cincinnati Country Day 9-1-2 39
8. Worthington Christianl 5-3-3 22
9. Mansfield Christian 7-4-0 17
10. Mariemont (Cincinnati) 4-3-3 14
Receiving votes — Hiland (Berlin), Bethel (Tipp City), Northwest (McDermott), The Wellington School (Columbus), Western Reserve Academy (Hudson).
GIRLS SOCCER
Poland 1, Niles 1
POLAND
Jackie Grisdale scored Poland’s goal off an assist by Maggie Sebest. Bethany Rasile tied the game for Niles after scoring on a penalty kick in the final minutes.
Howland 4, Warren Harding 1
HOWLAND
Sara Ciletti scored three times, twice in the second half to push the game out of reach. Kaitlyn Chambers also scored in the first half. Kyvette Carmichail scored the only goal for the Raiders. Harding goalkeeper India Stovell had seven saves. Kamryn Buckley had two saves for Howland.
Springfield 11, Leetonia 2
NEW MIDDLETOWN
Kylee Kosek scored four goals for the Tigers, and teammates Cierra Latronica and Haley LaMorticella each had a hat trick. For Leetonia, Kylie Tullis also scored goals and Kayla Jackson also scored. Rebecca Catlos had five saves for Springfield and Leetonia’s Zoe Bruderly had six.
Hubbard 5, Lakeview 0
HUBBARD
Hubbard’s Lily Sinopoli and Whitney Hendrix scored two goals each. Kyleigh Johnson scored the Eagle’s remaining goal. No stats were reported for Lakeview.
Champion 7, Jefferson 0
CHAMPION
Madison Luckett led Champion with three goals. Teammates Alayna Fell had two and Madi Haines and Morgan Hardman scored once. Fell and Sophia D’Urso each had two assists for Champion. Emma Gumont and Rebekkah Angell had three saves for the Flashes. Jenna Parkomaki had 25 saves for Jefferson.
Cardinal Mooney 7, Carrollton 2
CARROLLTON
Scoring for Mooney were Ava Szalay with two goals and Carolyn Kay, Mackenzie Svery, Bre Evans, Grace Schafer and Ashley Femia with one. Evans was credited with two assists. Alexis Ghossain, Anna Wollet and Annie Daprile each had one assist. Skylar Huda made two saves as keeper and Trinity Adams made one.
STATE POLL
DIVISION I
1. Loveland 12-0-0 92
2. Strongsville 9-0-3 88
3. Walsh Jesuit 11-0-1 83
4. Medina 10-1-1 66
5. North (Pickerington) 11-0-1 61
6. Springboro 10-1-2 45
7. Avon 10-0-2 27
Hoover (N. Canton) 10-0-1 27
9. Perrysburg 8-2-3 24
10. Beavercreek 9-1-1 19
Receiving votes — Lincoln (Gahanna), Anthony Wayne (Whitehouse), Ashland, Jackson (Massillon), Marietta.
DIVISION II
1. Archbishop Alter 10-0-1 97
2. Indian Hill (Cincinnati) 11-0-0 91
3. Madison (Mansfield) 11-1-0 75
4. Granville 7-2-2 66
5. Gilmour Academy 6-1-1 46
6. Wapakoneta 13-0-0 44
7. Ontario 8-4-0 19
8. Bay (Bay Village) 8-2-2 18
Jonathan Alder (Plain City) 11-0-1 18
10. Fairfield Union 12-0-0 17
Receiving votes — Bellbrook, Big Walnut (Sunbury), Cincinnati Country Day School, Canfield, Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy (Cuyahoga Falls), Lake Catholic (Mentor), Howland, Lake (Millbury).
DIVISION III
1. Summit Country Day 8-1-0 98
2. Grandview Heights 11-0-1 91
3. West Liberty-Salem 11-0-0 79
4. Archbold 11-0-0 60
5. Chippewa (Doylestown) 9-0-2 57
6. Madeira (Cincinnati) 8-4-0 44
7. Wheelersburg 12-0-0 43
8. Kirtland 6-4-2 36
9. Lehman Catholic 9-2-1 18
10. Lynchburg-Clay 9-2-0 8
Receiving votes — Loudonville, Grand Valley (Orwell), Manchester (Akron), Mansfield Christian School, Worthington Christian School, Riverdale (Mount Blanchard).
VOLLEYBALL
Girard 25-25-23-25, Poland 10-15-25-15
GIRARD
Natalie Pallone had 18 kills and two blocks for Girard. Kacie Spina had 16, five aces and two blocks. Poland’s Julia Ferrick had five kills and 10 digs. Sidney Phillips had four kills for the Bulldogs.
Cardinal Mooney 25-25-25, Warren Harding 16-13-21
WARREN
Cardinal Mooney’s Autumn DeSantis had 17 kills and 25 digs. Maria Pelini had 21 assists and Magen Petty eight kills and three blocks. Lexie Pflager had four kills and five digs for Harding. Nalida McQueen had four blocks and Diamond Phillips had 11 digs and three kills.
Maplewood 25-25-19-16-15, Ursuline 23-23-25-25-6
YOUNGSTOWN
Destiny Goodnight had 32 kills, three blocks and 15 digs for Ursuline. Julianna Kratzer had 34 digs and Emma Erickson had 18 points for the Irish.
LaBrae 25-22-25-25, Struthers 18-25-14-16
LEAVITTSBURG
Tiana Drake had 13 kills for LaBrae and teammates Danielle Douce and Morgan Polta had five blocks each. Arianna Geordan had 34 assists for the Vikings. Michelle Buser had 10 kills, four digs and three aces for the Wildcats. Struthers’ Sophia Jackson had 16 assists.
Bristol 25-25-25, Liberty 15-23-21
BRISTOLVILLE
Hailie Durst had nine kills for Bristol and teammate Alayna Sines had 14 assists. Durst and Sines each had 12 digs. Kendyl Switzer had 12 blocks for the Panthers. Nysa Gilchrist led Liberty with six kills, Melina Manning had 28 digs and Melanie Bardol had three aces.
Springfield 22-25-25-25, Western Reserve 25-17-16-20
BERLIN CENTER
Lyndsey Smith had 17 kills for the Tigers. Springfield’s Kaelen Yemma seven aces, 40 assists, 16 points and 17 digs. Western Reserve’s Alexis Hughes had 17 kills and 25 digs. Teammate Laura Sigworth had 12 kills, 17 digs and 16 assists
Crestview 25-25-25, Mineral Ridge 4-11-8
COLUMBIANA
For the Rebels, Brenna Auer had four kills, three aces, 22 points and two digs, MacKenzie Daub had 11 kills and three blocks and Emily Emch had four kills, three aces and 10 points. For Mineral Ridge, Lexy Haynes had two kills, two blocks, two digs and four points, Maddie Carl had two aces and Danielle Auiet had three assists and five digs.
South Range 25-19-25-25, Newton Falls 18-25-19-14
NEWTON FALLS
Danielle Vuletich helped lead South Range with six blocks, three digs and four kills. Mary Kuhns had 25 digs and five aces and Ashley McKee had 14 assists and 10 digs for the Raiders. Stats for Newton Falls were not provided.
Mathews 25-25-25, Niles 20-13-7
VIENNA
Addy Jarvis had 13 kills, 21 digs, two blocks and four aces for the Mustangs. Mathews’ Alivia Oulton had 10 kills and Sadie Bertok had nine. Megan Haynie had five aces. No stats were reported for Niles.
Lowellville 25-25-25, Sebring 19-18-17
LOWELLVILLE
Madison Kelly had 11 assist, four kills, a dig and a block for Lowellville. Hanaha Johnston had 10 assissts four kills and two digs. Julianna lellio and Isabela boyd combined for five blocks for the Rockets. No stats were reported for Sebring.
Champion 25-25-25, Windham 17-22-10
CHAMPION
Morgan Tenney scored 19 points with seven aces and made seven kills and 10 digs. MAggie Dunlap made nine kills and three blocks and scored 10 points. Savannah Dodrill scored 13 points with three aces.
STATE POLL
Division i
1. Ursuline Acadamey(35)417
2. Mount Notre Dame(5)351
3. Dublin Coffman227
4. Mother of Mercy(2)226
5. St. Joseph Academy182
6. Mason181
7. Brecksville-Broadview Hts(1)134
8. St. Francis De Sales117
9. Notre Dame Academy96
10. Steele70
Division ii
1. Padua Franciscan(22)292
2. Archbishop Alter(4)262
3. Highland(4)195
4. Logan Elm163
5. Gilmore Academy(1)153
6. Hubbard(1)118
7. Unioto97
8. Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin95
9. Oak Harbor(2)91
10. Big Walnut72
division iii
1. Coldwater(24)423
2. Tuscarawas Valley(8)340
3. Eastwood(4)295
4. Independence(1)269
5. Miami East(3)202
6. Fairbanks(5)198
7. Utica145
8. Liberty-Benton134
9. Ottawa-Glandorf(1)126
10. Versailles90
15. Crestview(1)24
Division IV
1. New Bremen(20)384
2. St. Paul (Norwalk)(14)355
3. St. Henry(1)300
4. Ottoville(6)297
5. Fort Recovery233
6. Buckeye Central(1)165
7. Leipsic143
8. Marion Local76
9. Dalton63
10. Southern Local48
TENNIS
Warren JFK advanced six of seven players in the first day of the sectional tournament. IT’s possible it’s the first time in more than 50 years that one team had six winners after day one. Both doubles teams qualified for district. Paras Kontos won three matches and plays her quarterfinal qualifying match today. Caprice Eaton is only the second unseeded freshman to make the qualifying round in recent memory.Four seeded teams in doubles and Lexie Tsudis (Ursuline) in singles have advanced to Wednesday’s semifinal matches. Marissa Ricciardi (Poland) will play Abbie Matig (McDonald), Anna Garvin (Lakeview) will play Caprice Eaton (JFK) and Vy Hoang (Ursuline) will play Paras Kontos (JFK).
divison i sectional
Round One
Singles — Taylor Define (Perry) def. Emily Ellwood (Niles) 6-1, 6-2.
Round Two
Singles — Emily Swift (Niles) def. Casey Clark (Norton) 6-1, 6-4.
Doubles — Julie Freeman-Emily Wells (Canton McKinley) def. Ravyn Mehle-Joey Gioiello (Niles) 6-2, 6-3; Rithika Vangal-Rachel Valko (Boardman) def. Jacie Wilder-Tiffany Lewis (Niles) 6-2, 6-0.
Round Three
Singles — Hanah Orendorf (Hoover) def. Emily Swift (Niles) 6-2, 6-3.
SCHEDULE
TODAY
CROSS COUNTRY
MVAC Meet, Woodland Park, McDonald, 4:30 p.m.
BOYS SOCCER
Ursuline at Brookfield, 7 p.m.
Crestview at Beaver Local, 5 p.m.
Columbiana at Wellsville, 5 p.m.
Leetonia at United, 5 p.m.
BOYS SOCCER
Cardinal Mooney at Lake Christian, 5 p.m.
Boardman at Howland, 7 p.m.
Campbell at Champion, 7 p.m.
Edgewood at Hubbard, 7 p.m.
Girard at Newton Falls, 7 p.m.
Jefferson at LaBrae, 7 p.m.
Lakeside at Niles, 7 p.m.
Lakeview at Poland, 7 p.m.
South Range at Austintown Fitch, 7:15 p.m.
Warren Harding at Canfield, 7 p.m.
Salem at Louisville, 7 p.m.
girls SOCCER
South Range at Beaver Local, 5 p.m.
VOLLEYBALL
Brookfield at Newton Falls, 7 p.m.
Columbiana at United, 7 p.m.
Girard at Canfield, 5:30 p.m.
Heartland Christian at Mathews, 7 p.m.
Lakeside at Boardman, 7 p.m.
Leetonia at Toronto, 7 p.m.
Louisville at Salem, 6 p.m.
Lowellville at Jackson-Milton, 7 p.m.
Maplewood at Badger, 7 p.m.
Newbury at Lordstown, 7 p.m.
Poland at Niles, 7 p.m.
Southern at Lisbon, 7 p.m.
Southington at Bristol, 7 p.m.
Springfield at Mineral Ridge, 7 p.m.
Trinity at Warren JFK, 6 p.m.
Western Reserve at Waterloo, 7 p.m.
WEDNESDAY
BOYS SOCCER
East Palestine at Columbiana, 5 p.m.
girls soccer
Cardinal Mooney vs. Ursuline, YSU 6 p.m.
Canfield at Warren Harding, 7:15 p.m.
Howland at Boardman, 7 p.m.
Hubbard at Edgewood, 7 p.m.
Newton Falls at Girard, 7 p.m.
Poland at Lakeview, 7 p.m.
Louisville at Salem, 7 p.m.
Leetonia at East Liverpool, 5 p.m.
VOLLEYBALL
Badger at Saint John, 6 p.m.
Jackson-Milton at South Range, 7 p.m.
THURSDAY
BOYS SOCCER
Cardinal Mooney at St. Thomas Aquinas, 5 p.m.
Ursuline at Salem, 5 p.m.
Canfield at Austintown Fitch, 7:15 p.m.
Crestview at Howland, 7 p.m.
Edgewood at Poland, 7 p.m.
LaBrae at Champion, 7 p.m.
Lakeview at Lakeside, 7 p.m.
Newton Falls at Campbell, 7 p.m.
Niles at Hubbard, 7 p.m.
Warren Harding at South Range, 7 p.m.
Warren JFK at Brookfield, 5 p.m.
Wellsville at Leetonia, 5 p.m.
girls SOCCER
Champion vs. Struthers, YSU, 7 p.m.
Springfield at United, 7 p.m.
Warren JFK at Columbiana, 5 p.m.