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OHSAA rules Youngstown Christian star Smith ineligible

YOUNGSTOWN — Because of a custody issue, the Ohio High School Athletic Association ruled Youngstown

The Mustangs rushed for 511 yards for a 48-20 win to stay tied for first place. MERCER —

NEW CASTLE, Pa. — The New Castle High football team ran for 267 yards in Friday’s 45-6 victory over

NORTH LIMA — The South Range High football team, behind 14-12 at intermission, rallied for 15 points

But this year’s undefeated Irish team has bigger goals than the 1956 version. YOUNGSTOWN —

Brent Jackson rushed for 219 yards as Mathews ended its season on a winning note. WARREN — The

The Blue Devils thumped Lowellville, 43-6, to complete a 10-0 regular season. McDONALD — Amid

Fitzgerald Toussaint rushed for 219 yards in the Leopards’ second-straight loss. GIRARD — It

The Rebels and South Rage finished 6-1 in the league. COLUMBIANA — Don’t let the final score

They’re in: Howland, Liberty, Hubbard, Poland, Ursuline, South Range, Crestview, McDonald, Leetonia,

The Falcon senior scored four TDs in a 33-14 win over arch-rival Boardman. AUSTINTOWN —

The Bulldogs held down Canfield, 14-7 CANFIELD — With the biggest victory in his four-year

The Tigers defeated Warren JFK and may play at home next Friday. HOWLAND — Senior running

He threw for 200 yards and four TDs as the Panthers bullied the Cowboys, 44-7, at Stambaugh

Now comes the final week of the regular football season when rivalries are renewed and history is