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Cardelli’s goal gives Phantoms home-ice edge
Nicholas Cardelli’s second goal of the game helped the Youngstown Phantoms steal home-ice advantage away from the Fargo Force.
Lakeview’s McDivitt earns top seed for district
Jake McDivitt made the most of his opportunity at Saturday’s Division II sectional tennis tournament at Boardman High School.
WR’s regional streak snapped
Jackson-Milton first baseman James Harris fielded a ground ball and tagged the bag. And the streak was over.
SPORTS DIGEST || Three Penguins take first at BYU
Youngstown State’s Jaynee Corbett picked up a school record and Tyler Donati and Brendan Lucas picked up wins on Friday and Saturday and the Bringham Young University Last Chance Meet.
YSU baseball pounds Northern Kentucky
The Youngstown State baseball team recorded 15 hits in Saturday’s 14-7 victory over Northern Kentucky.
Power-play goals ignite Force in Game 1 win
The Youngstown Phantoms paid a steep price for not being able to stay out of the penalty box.
Walters powers Springfield over McDonald
Brandon Walters homered and threw a shutout in a 10-0 victory.
Caldrone leads Ursuline over Alliance
The Irish won a sectional title and will meet Mooney in a district semifinal.
Boardman earns first lacrosse win against Canfield
Boardman won no trophy Friday night, but its boys lacrosse program took a mighty step forward.
SPORTS DIGEST || Mooney seniors sign Letters of Intent
Three Cardinal Mooney student-athletes signed Letters of Intent to continue their athletic pursuits at the collegiate level.
Phantoms families gather to cheer team on in Clark Cup
The coolest place in town on Friday was Quaker Steak and Lube’s Patio Room.
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Ladies firearm class
Ladies firearm class Vienna The Fish & Game Club of Vienna, 1508 Youngstown Kingsville Road, is
Some spectacular spring migrants
Choosing the best of anything is both subjective and debatable. I consider the following birds the
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