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Sara Price HOWLAND, GIRLS BASKETBALL

Sara Price entered Howland hoping to make a name for herself. After four years there, it’s all over

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IAN SHARP WEST BRANCH, WRESTLING

Ian Sharp’s 285-pound state title brought him relief, but not satisfaction. The West Branch senior

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DAVID CRAWFORD CANFIELD, WRESTLING

Canfield boasts an elite wrestling program, which sent six wrestlers to the state tournament in

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Donny Bishop GIRARD, BOYS BOWLING

Finishing second can carry a wide range of emotions from jubilation to frustration to relief.

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Callen Aulizia BOARDMAN, BOYS SWIMMING

The next state swimming and diving tournament is 47 weeks away and Boardman’s Callen Aulizia can’t

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Vesey to speak to Curbstone Coaches

Vesey to speak to Curbstone Coaches WFMJ Channel 21 reporter Steve Vesey will be the guest speaker


mahoning valley race course

mahoning valley race course Saturday’s results RACE 1 $10,000 - 3 yo’s & up, 1M, CLM $5,000 2


Ed Puskas: Looking ahead to 2017-18

Talking YSU basketball and more.


YSU football team has full-contact Friday

Former South Range RB Joe Alessi was impressive.


Stars sting Phantoms at Covelli

By TOM WILLIAMS williams@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN No joke, March could not end soon enough for the

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Curbstone Coaches to welcome Calhoun

The Coaches will welcome newly hired Youngstown State University Men’s Basketball coach Jarrod Calhoun with a dinner on April 27th at 6:30 p.m. at the Avion Banquet Center.


Gonzaga, South Carolina have common ground

They don’t play the same style of defense, but they both are effective in holding down an opponent.


Brantley looking good to make Tribe’s roster

Michael Brantley’s long climb back could be over.


Unfinished business for UNC, Oregon

Last season ended badly for Tar Heels and Ducks.


Cavaliers bust out of slump with easy win

LeBron James scored 34 points as the Cavaliers ended a turbulent and troublesome March.