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Lightning only slows Woodridge boys' march to Austintown regional title
AUSTINTOWN — Mother Nature tried to rain on Woodridge track's parade, but two lightning delays couldn't darken the Bulldogs' regional performance. Woodridge won the boys title with 67 points, finishing 12 ahead of runner-up Marlington Saturday at the Division II regional track meet at Austintown. "We scored in every single running event today," said...
OHSAA high school track and field | Division II regional results Saturday
Greater Canton high school track and field athletes who earned automatic Division II state berths during Saturday's regional meets. The top four in each event automatically qualify,. Division II. AT AUSTINTOWN FITCH. Boys high jump. 4, Julius Kimbrough (Canton South) 6-3 Boys shot put. 4, Diontae Lester (Marlington) 50-0 HIGH...
OHSAA girls Division I regional track and field recap
CLEVELAND, Ohio — All four OHSAA Division I track and field regionals wrapped up Friday to send 16 individuals to the state tournament in nine races and five field events. Athletes from cleveland.com’s seven-county coverage area in Northeast Ohio participated in both the Austintown and Port Clinton regional meets. More than 30 area athletes from both punched their tickets to Dayton.
'A real solid double': Marlington's Colin Cernansky completes distance sweep at regional
AUSTINTOWN — Even a runner as experienced and successful as Colin Cernansky knows there are no guarantees. The Marlington senior was pressed in his second-ever postseason 3,200 meters Saturday. On his final lap ever at Fitch High School, he found the extra gear to make himself a Division II regional champion again. ...
Harbor Creek to face Sharon in D-10 3A title game
(WJET)–Thankfully, our team here at JET24 recovered this footage after a technical issue during the week. The Harbor Creek Huskies took down Corry in the district 10 semifinals on Thursday 9-6. The Huskies are now advancing to the D-10 Class 3A girls’ softball championship. Where they’ll go head-to-head with Sharon on Monday at Penn […]
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