HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS AT A GLANCE

BASEBALL

Scrappers will host high school all-star classic

NILES

The Mahoning Valley Scrappers will host the sixth annual High School Valley All-Star Classic on June 7 at 6 p.m. at Eastwood Field. Tickets are on sale and cost $5 for general admission seats. They are available at the Chevy All Stars Box Office at Eastwood Field, by calling 330-505-0000 or online at www.mvscrappers.com.

Columbiana 11, Liberty 0

COLUMBIANA

Evan Kenneally threw a five-inning no-hitter for the Clippers and was a walk short of a perfect game. He had three strikeouts. Ryan Fahs, Chase Franken and Michael Ginocchi each had two hits for the Clippers.

Fitch 4, Springfield 3

AUSTINTOWN

Trey Gianni pitched the final two innings for Fitch (16-6) while allowing just one hit and no runs to pick up the win. Brett Porter pitched the first five innings and struck out four for the Falcons. Bobby Cavalier had two hits to lead the Fitch offense.

Warren Harding 4, Ursuline 3

STRUTHERS

Brandon Arnold drove in the tying run in the top of the seventh inning for Warren Harding (7-12) at Bob Cene Park. Bret Brown followed that by bringing home the go ahead run for the Raiders. Elijah Taylor totaled two hits for Harding. Cavin Stouffer was the winning pitcher, striking out five over seven innings. Ursuline (10-10) was led by Pat Donofrio with two hits and an RBI and John Schatzel with a hit and an RBI.

Poland 8, Hubbard 3

HUBBARD

Braeden Olson contributed three hits, two runs scored and a RBI for the Bulldogs. Jeremy Castro doubled and drove in three runs. Zachary Yaskulka doubled. Braeden O’Shaughnessy scored twice. For the Eagles, H. Fox had two hits and a RBI.

Western Reserve 9, Mineral Ridge 0

MINERAL RIDGE

Winning pitcher Caleb Quinn (3-0) scattered six hits for the Blue Devils (11-7, 7-5 Mahoning Valley Athletic Conference. He struck out five, walked three and hit two batters. At the plate, Quinn had two hits and walked twice. Dan Windham’s three hits included a triple and double and drove in two runs. Nick Niemi’s two hits drove in two runs. Jake Pappagallo and Cody Wise each had two hits and Ryan Slaven doubled. For the Rams, Koby Zupko doubled.

McDonald 6, Lowellville 2

STRUTHERS

Anthony Tamburro led the McDonald offense with three hits and drove in three runs. Zach Nolf added two hits and three RBIs for the Blue Devils. For Lowellville, Matt Hvisdak struck out seven batters while Dylan Durkin and Bryan Harris drove in runs.

Howland 8, Louisville 3

LOUISVILLE

Braden Gebhardt struck out 11 and walked six while giving up three hits in five and a third innings of work to get the win for Howland. Ray Kaso and Luca Massucci each hit a double for the Tigers. Grayson Beamer gave up three earned runs while taking the loss for Louisville.

Girard 3, Warren JFK 2

WARREN

Austin Clausell’s two-run double and Nick DeGregory’s RBI single in the third inning was enough to lift Girard. Matt Miles pitched a complete game for the Indians. Cameron Hollobaugh knocked in both of Warren JFK’s runs.

Jackson-Milton 11, Southeast 8

NORTH JACKSON

Mason Robison’s two hits drove in three runs and he scored twice for the Blue Jays (9-11). Kent Gross contributed two hits, two runs scored and two RBIs. Joey Williams had two hits and scored twice. For the Pirates, Tristan Kanoch had four hits and three RBIs.

Marlington 3, Salem 2

ALLIANCE

Ricky Enlow scored one of the Quakers’ runs and Adam Wilson took the loss, allowing six hits. He struck out five. The Quakers are 9-11, 5-5 Eastern Buckeye Conference.

West Branch 13, Alliance 3

BELOIT

David Cunningham totaled five hits to lead West Branch. Nick WIlson added two hits and two RBI and Tanner Egli had two hits and an RBI. Gavin Bruni had two hits and three RBIs for Alliance.

SOFTBALL

Fitch 11, Canfield 10

CANFIELD

Austintown Fitch won the All-American Conference Red Tier outright. Lydia Spalding struck out five in the win. Lauren Fitzgerald took the loss for the Cardinals. Kayla Kelty hit three singles for the Falcons and Abby Brown hit two singles, a double and a triple. Mary Gomez hit a home run and drove in three RBIs for the Cardinals. Aiden Orlovsky also hit a home run and drove in two.

McDonald 7, Waterloo 2

MCDONALD

McDonald clinched the Mahoning Valley Athletic Conference for its fourth conference title in five years in a game that was continued from last Thursday. Bri Callow finished her start with 11 strikeouts while conceding two runs on three hits and a walk while adding two hits at the plate. Megan Ward and Lucy Wolford each had two hits and a double for the Blue Devils (14-3, 14-0).

Poland 7, Hubbard 4 13 innings

HUBBARD

Ashley Wire was 3 for 4 with a home run and four RBIs and pitched all 13 innings to deliver for Poland. Brooke Bobbey had four hits and Ally Nittoli also hit a home run. Jackie Adler, Alexis Najdusak, Haley Croyle and Hannah Kist each hit a double for Hubbard.

Springfield 12, Jackson-Milton 2

NEW MIDDLETOWN

Molly Pontius’ three hits included a double and she drove in four runs for the Tigers (13-6, 10-4 MVAC). Abby Joseph’s two hits included a double and she scored three runs. Jacqueline Kish doubled and drove in two runs. Makenzy Capouellez also drove in two runs. Kish picked up the mound win, scattering five hits over five innings of work. Kish struck out two and walked one.

West Branch 3, Canton South 1

CANTON

Winning pitcher Jordan Anderson tossed a four-hitter as the Warriors (21-3, 10-1 Eastern Buckeye Conference) earned a share of the league crown. She struck out six. Grace Heath had two hits. For Canton South, Taylor Catlett had two hits.

Salem 7, Minerva 6

MINERVA

Salem had two players set single-season records in the win. Hayden Carner drove in her 24th RBI and Taylor Thrope struck out eight for her 13 win. Elly Exline had three hits and scored three runs for the Quakers. Carner, Meg Rossero and Rylie Troy all hit RBI doubles in the three-run seventh inning for the come-from-behind victory. Brooke Veglia extended her hit streak to 11 games.

Wednesday

Chaney 18, Akron East 8

YOUNGSTOWN

The Cowgirls won their first game since 2009 when head coach Jessica Gavin was a player. This is Chaney’s first season since 2011. Game details were not provided.

Ursuline 3, Girard 0

YOUNGSTOWN

Emily Holland tossed a three-hit shutout to give the Irish (20-2) the win on senior night. She struck out eight, walked two and hit two batters. Gia Caldrone hit a two-run double and Macy Ross hit a triple. Destiny Goodnight had two hits. Sam Dohy hit a double and struck out seven on the mound for Girard.

BOYS LACROSSE

Canfield 12, Orange 6

PEPPER PIKE

Jake Billack scored five goals and made an assist. Joey D’Apolito contributed three goals and three assists. Stone Elias also scored three goals. Jeff Shaughnessy scored a goal while Ryan Shidemandle made 10 saves.

GIRLS LACROSSE

Cardinal Mooney 21, Poland 3

YOUNGSTOWN

Maeghan Williams scored five goals for the Cardinals (14-1). Annie Daprile, Raneen Musleh and Katie Enright each scored three goals. Lexi Saunders contributed one goals and three assists. Olivia Alfano scored twice while Mia Stana had a goal and three assists. Nicole Rotunno and Angelina Rotunno also scored. Annie Driscoll finished with eight saves.

TENNIS

Warren JFK 4, Nordonia 1

SINGLES — Armand Nannicola (WJ) def. Krempasky, 6-1, 6-0; James Martuccio (WJ) def. Will, 6-2, 6-2; Ehrman (N) def. Ben Herman, 6-0, 6-0.

DOUBLES — Evan Economos-Bobby Plizga (WJ) def. Breimaier-Muscatell, 6-2, 7-6, (7-3); Jonah Owens-Anthony Steines (WJ) def. Ghotra-Gabel, 6-3, 6-0.

howland 5, salem 0

SINGLES — Michael Awadalla (H) def. Matheus Andrades 6-0, 6-0; Hunter Slyk (H) def. Max Kenya 6-2, 6-0; Greg Moosally (H) def. Ethan Gill 6-0, 6-1.

DOUBLES — Joey Vitali/David Pascale (H) def. Nathan Martin/Luke Duncan 6-0, 6-3; Gavin Walls/Skylar Daniels (H) def. Jon Null/Blake Surmaceriz 6-2, 6-3.

Records — Howland 14-3.

poland 5, cardinal mooney 0

SINGLES — Sam Scotford (P) def. Michael Pelini 6-1,6-0; Sam Delatore (P) def. Marissa Landers 6-0,6-1; Ashlin Rabindra (P) def. Matthew Rossi 6-0, 6-0.

DOUBLES — JP Yerian/Jack Brant (P) def. Thomas Fire/Lonie Gentiley 6-1,6-0; Jim Scotford/Carmen D’Alisio (P) def. James Manua/Anthony Fire 6-1, 6-0.

Records — Poland 11-2.

TRACK AND FIELD

BOYS

TRUMBULL COUNTY MEET

Team scores — McDonald 111, Howland 89.75, Warren Harding 68, Lakeview 60.50, Badger 56, Girard 51.50, Mineral Ridge 40, Liberty 36.75, LaBrae 26.50, Lordstown 23, Maplewood 19, Champion 19, Hubbard 13, Mathews 9, Niles 9, Bristol 4, Brookfield 2.

110h — Brando Greathouse (Bad), 15.43; Liam Boivin (LV), 15.45; Colton Basile (How), 16.09.

100 — William Hines (How), 11.22; Kayron Adams (WH), 11.24; Nicolas Malito (Gir), 11.43.

4x200 relay — Warren Harding (Malachi Jones, Kasen Lewis, Jamel Anderson, MarKwuan Brown), 1:31.43; McDonald, 1:33.86; Liberty, 1:34.59.

1600 — Vincent Mauri (How), 4:12.73; Brody Rupe (McD), 4:34.14; Connor Symbolik (McD), 4:34.54.

4x100 relay — Liberty (Braylen Stredrick, Migel Burgess, Justin Cizmar, Zion Matlock), 44.19; Howland, 44.52; Mineral Ridge, 45.68.

400 — Jermaine Jones (Lord), 50.31; Cody Lamb (Champ), 50.93; Sam Blauser (Lib), 51.80.

300h — JaSean Sledge (WH), 39.41; Brando Greathouse (Bad), 40.28; Liam Boivin (LV), 40.69.

800 — Reed Stanyard (WH), 2:00.07; Brody Rupe (McD), 2:00.16; Greg Dickson (McD), 2:03.61.

200 — William Hines (How), 23.06; Michael Wilson (How), 23.26; Jermaine Jones (Lord), 23.28.

3200 — Vincent Mauri (How), 9:22.82; Connor Symbolik (McD), 10:15.05; Lincon Hopkins (Bad), 10:17.92.

4x400 relay — Warren Harding (JeSean Sledge, Reed Stanyard, Cullen Faulk, Jordan Brantley), 3:28.43; Badger, 3:29.02; McDonald, 3:31.27.

LJ — Nicolas Malito (Gir), 20-08.75; Scotlund Shaffer (Bad), 20-08; Dakota Whitt (LV), 20-06.

Discus — Zach Gray (McD), 182-0; Seth Jones (Hub), 153-02; Daryl Smith (Gir), 149-04.

Canfield 63, Valley Christian 56

4x800 relay — Canfield, 9:50.1.

110H — Valasquez (VC), 16.9.

100 — Paige (VC), 11.2.

4x200 relay — Valley Christian, 1:34.

1600 — Plant (C), 4:58.5.

4x100 relay — Valley Christian, 45.3.

400 — Brown (VC), 53.8.

300H — Valasquez (VC), 43.5.

800 — Copploe (C), 2:11.9.

200 — Paige (VC), 23.3.

4x400 relay — Valley Christian, 3:40.3.

SP — Hofus (C), 42-50.

Discus — Hepola (C), 136-50.

HJ — Simmons (C), 5-60.

LJ — Maass (C), 20-09.75.

GIRLS

trumbull county meet

at Lakeview

Team scores — McDonald 103.5, Howland 103, Lakeview 100, Badger 48, Warren Harding 44, Niles 40, Bristol 29, LaBrae 27, Mineral Ridge 23.5, Mathews 23, Newton Falls 22, Lordstown 21, Maplewood 18, Hubbard 15, Girard 14, Southington 10, Brookfield 7, Champion 6, Liberty 1.

100H — 1. Ashley Bowker (LKVW) 15.29; 2. Naomi Domitrovich (MCD) 16.59; 3. Olivi Vanoverbeke (NF) 16.93.

100 — 1. Chante Clinkscale (NILES) 12.68; 2. Dynesty Ervin (LAB) 12.64; 3. Danaysha Mauzy (LKVW) 12.90.

4x200 relay — 1. Howland (Erica Merkel, Zhane Ramsey, Katrina Altawil, Na’Veyah Parisi) 1:48.87; 2. Warren Harding (Diamond Phillips, Shariah Quilling, TaTeyana Bennett, Arayla Patterson) 1:49.23; 3. Hubbard (Haley Arceneaux, Dana Edwards, Cassie Herbenger, Whitney Hendrix) 1:50.35.

1600 — 1. Anna Guerra (MCD) 5:17.97; 2. Hailey Zelinsky (NILES) 5:30.40; 3. Sela Jones (MCD) 5:38.98.

4x100 relay — 1. Lakeview (Ashley Bowker, Hope Klatka, Jordan Roper, Danaysha Mauzy) 50.62; 2. Niles (Arianna Elliott, Bella Sergi, Talia Morgan, Chante Clinkscale) 52.08; 3. Howland (Zhane Ramsey, Isabella Merlo, Katrina Altawil, Mariah Lerakis) 52.47.

400 — 1. Dynesty Ervin (LAB) 58.94; 2. Brenna Rimer (BRI) 1:01.56; 3. Jessica Stamp (MCD) 1:02.34.

300H — 1. Ashley Bowker (LKVW) 45.65; 2. Naomi Dimitrovich (MCD) 49.89; 3. TaTeyana Bennett (WGH) 51.89.

800 — Bella Wolford (MCD) 2:21.69; 2. Jenna Craigo (HOW) 2:22.19; 3. Danielle Aulet (MR) 2:27.03.

200 — 1. Chante Clinkscale (NILES) 25.65; 2. Dynesty Ervin (LAB) 25.94; 3. Danaysha Muazy (LKVW) 26.83.

3200 — 1. Anna Guerra (MCD) 11:05.12; 2. Maria Dellimuti (HOW) 12:15.78; 3. Jessica Wilk (LRDTWN) 12:28.62.

4x400 relay — 1. McDonald (Bella Wolford, Jessica Stamp, Riley Matig, Janessa Martinelli) 4:12.65; 2. Badger (Grace Popovich, Reanna Douglas, Madison Rice, Suzanna Shaffer) 4:13.59.

HJ — 1. Suzanna Shaffer (BAD) 5’0; 2. Madison Sisler (HOW) 5’0; 3. Kiersten Tricker (BAD) 5’0.

SP — 1. Claire Miller (MAT) 37’11.25; 2. Sydney Fenstermaker (BRI) 37’01.50; 3. Libby Barreca (NF) 36’0.25.

Girls MVP — Dynesty Ervin, LaBrae 26 points.

Girls Running MVP — Ashley Bowker, Lakeview 23.5 points.

Girls Field MVP — Libby Barreca, Newton Falls 14 points.

Canfield 93, Valley Christian 26

4x800 relay — Canfield, 12:25.

100H — Householder (C), 17.7.

100 — Sammarone (C), 12.9.

4x200 relay — Canfield, 1:56.7.

1600 — Magliocca (C), 5:34.

4x100 relay — Valley Christian, 53.5.

400 — Kohout (C), 1:05.4.

300H — Householder (C), 54.8.

800 — Malinky (C), 2:39.2.

200 — Sammarone (C), 28.3.

SP — Dunlap (C), 33-03.

Discus — Dunlap (C), 107-09.

HJ — Chambers (C), 4-10.

LJ — Sammarone (C), 14-04.50.

TENNIS

The seeds for Division II high school tennis district tournament have been released. Singles play will at Boardman and doubles will be at Struthers. Play begins Wednesday at 9 a.m. The seeds are as follows: Singles: No. 1 Greg Morgione (Ursuline); No. 2 Jake McDivitt (Lakeview); No. 3 Armand Nannicola (Warren JFK); No. 4 Sean O’Conner (Ursuline). Doubles: No. 1 Austin Arfaras/Luke Tsudis (Ursuline); No. 2 Gavin Blacksher/Josh Khavari (Ursuline); No. 3 Ryan Carnahan/John Silbaugh (Lakeview); No. 4 Sam Scotford/Sam Delatore (Poland).

SCHEDULE

TODAY

BASEBALL

Canfield at Champion, 5 p.m.

Cardinal Mooney vs. Ursuline (Pemberton Park), 4:30 p.m.

Girard at South Range, 5 p.m.

Mineral Ridge at Niles, 5 p.m.

GIRLS LACROSSE

Conneaut at Canfield, 6 p.m.

SOFTBALL

Bristol vs. Ursuline, YSU, 5 p.m.

Mooney at South Range, 4:30 p.m.

Jackson-Milton at Niles, 5 p.m.

East Palestine vs. Indian Creek at South Range, 6:15 p.m.

SATURDAY

BASEBALL

Cardinal Mooney at Marlington, noon

Jackson-Milton at East Palestine, 10 a.m.

Steubenville at South Range

Ursuline at NDCL, 11 a.m.

BOYS LACROSSE

Boardman at Southeast, noon

GIRLS LACROSSE

Akron SVSM at Poland, noon

SOFTBALL

East Palestine vs. Warren Harding at South Range, 10:45 a.m.

Jackson-Milton at Newton Falls, noon

Jefferson vs. East Palestine at South Range, 2:15 p.m.

Howland at Lakeview, DH, 11 a.m.

Lordstown at Grand Valley, 4:30 p.m.

Louisville vs. Jefferson at South Range, 12:30 p.m.

Mathews vs. Indian Creek at South Range, 5:45 p.m.

Warren Harding at South Range, 9 a.m.

TENNIS

Lordstown at West Branch, 4:15 p.m.

Poland at Warren Harding, 4:30 p.m.

TRACK AND FIELD

Clipper Invitational, Columbiana, 10 a.m.

Optimist Meet, Austintown Fitch, 9 a.m.