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After playoff berth, Lowellville wants more wide-open offense

The Rockets made their first trip to the postseason since 2002.


Sebring changing for the better

Fifth-year coach Scott Springer said the team’s attitude is improving.


Champion boosts numbers, outlook

The Flashes have 53 players, compared to 34 last year.


Talented offense could lead South Range back to postseason

The Raiders return All-Ohioan Joe Alessi at running back.


Hubbard has state expectations

The Eagles have the talent to improve on last year’s 12-1 season.


After tough 2013, Howland has something to prove

The Tigers went 4-6 last year, with four losses to end the season.


Early stretch again key for Lakeview

The Bulldogs lost their first three games last season.


Salem hopes seniors can take next step

The Quakers are coming off an encouraging 3-7 campaign.


Warren Harding eyes redemption after rough 2013

The Raiders went 4-5 after a 9-2 finish in 2012.


Altomare looks to change perception of Leetonia football

After a strong start, Leetonia’s 2013 season was derailed by injuries.


Inexperienced Fitch battling growing pains

The Falcons return plenty of talent, but will be hard-pressed to repeat last year’s success.


With young offense, Girard turns to D

The Indians have historically made headlines on offense, but new coach Pat Pearson wants to emphasize the other side.


After winless 2013, East Palestine emphasizes strength, conditioning

The team wore down in the second half of most games.


Depth could doom Poland’s playoff hopes

The Bulldogs have talent but need to stay healthy.


Springfield looks to build off solid 2013

The Tigers will try to run the ball on offense, and run to the ball on defense.