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Defeat costly for Boardman
Canton McKinley’s 28-10 win endangered the Spartans’ playoff hopes. CANTON — For the Boardman
Zubick runs wild as Springfield upsets E.P.
His 322 yards broke a school record as Springfield rolled to a 35-6 victory. NEW MIDDLETOWN —
Frustrated Falcons pound Blue Streaks
AUSTINTOWN — Propelled by two turnovers in the second quarter, the Fitch High football team
Mineral Ridge holds off Crestview in ITCL upset
COLUMBIANA — Dan Skiba scored two touchdowns and the Mineral Ridge defense stopped a game-tying two-
Poland, Canfield earn AAC wins
POLAND — With starting running back Luke Wollet sitting out with an injury, E.J. Kosec and Nick
WGH tops East 43-6
WARREN — Demond Hymes had 94 yards on the ground and scored twice as Warren Harding (5-3-1) defeated
Football season is BIG MONEY
On Aug. 28, as Boardman High athletic director Dave Smercansky looked out over the crowd of nearly
Mooney, Ursuline renew rivalry
YOUNGSTOWN — The 51st meeting of the Ursuline-Mooney rivalry tonight will be slightly different from
The Insider
In last week’s column, while shooting down the possibility of a Vindicator jinx, I casually
Coach Q&A: East High's Brian Shaner
When the doors at Wilson and Rayen high schools closed, football coach Brian Shaner saw a new,
Longer run in the postseason doesn’t mean profit for schools
So, what about the playoffs? Ironically, advancing deep in the playoffs is often a money loser.
matchups \ 5 more to watch
EAST vs. HARDING Kickoff: Today, 7:30 p.m. at Mollenkopf Stadium in Warren. Scouting report:
Boardman makes big jump
Thanks to a 26-0 victory over Canton GlenOak last Friday, the Boardman High football team made the
Boardman makes big move in football computer ratings
Thanks to a 26-0 victory over Canton GlenOak last Friday, the Boardman High football team made the
Mooney mentor praises rivalry
For the 10th time, P.J. Fecko will coach against Ursuline’s football team. BOARDMAN — For the
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