Local Sports Briefs
BL lands three on AAC all-star team YOUNGSTOWN — Three members of the Beaver Local High Schol football team received first-team honors on the 2009 All-American Conference Football All-Stars Team, released this week. Offensive lineman J.J. Intorre, a 6-foot-2, 265-pound senior, and sophomore Tyler Givens (5-10, 195) made the Red Division’s top team, as did senior wide receiver Jake Lunders (6-1, 175). In addition, juniors Ricky May (5-10, 180) and Evan Schneider (6-1, 200) were honorable mention selections. The Beavers finished 1-9 in 2009, including 0-3 in the AAC. Amato earns 2nd team ITCL honors WELLSVILLE — Wellsville’s Noelle Amato was selected to the ITCL All-Star volleyball second team. She was inadvertantly left off the original released list. ELHS Primetime event tonight EAST LIVERPOOL — Primetime, a celebration of East Liverpool basketball will be held today at 6 p.m. at Potter Fieldhouse.
» Full StoryCarter nets double-double in season opener for Marietta
GRANVILLE, Ohio — One of the top players off the Marietta bench a season ago, Wellsville graduate Zane Carter proved his worth once again in the Pioneers’ season opener at Denison.
» Full StoryA year to remember
SALEM – When Salem began summer football practice under new head coach Mike Kopachy, many were optimistic about the futur.
» Full StoryKnepper, Pence lead all state soccer honors
EAST LIVERPOOL —Four Columbiana County high school soccer players were awarded with All State honors by the Ohio Scholastic Soccer Coaches Association.
In the Division II category, Beaver Local’s Kyle Knepper was chosen for second team.
End of the road
WAYNE — The Bears knew the Pioneers gameplan. Problem is, they couldn’t stop it.
Wayne tallied more than 400 rushing yards en route to a 34-12 victory over Oak Glen Saturday in a Class AA playoff opener at Pioneer Stadium.
Steubenville Big Red 34, Salem Quakers 10
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