The Boardman Varsity Baseball Team traveled to Cene Park to take on the Struthers Wildcats and left with a 10-0 victory in dominant fashion.
Tyler Kirlik was once again dominant on the hill, pitching his second complete game shutout of the season. Kirlik finished with 6 innings, one hit, and nine strikeouts.
Offensively, the Spartans managed to spread 13 hits, led by their middle of the order as the 2-3-4-5 hitters combined for 9 hits and 6 RBIs. Kirlik helped his own cause with 2 hits, including a double, and 3 runs scored. Ryan Neifer added 2 hits, 2 run, and 3 RBIs. Donovan Whippo went 3-4 with a run and RBI. Thomas Ramovs added 2 hits, a run, and 2 RBIs. Danny Jorge had a big two out hit and added 3 RBIs. Ricky Gozur added 2 hits, a steal and a run scored. Vince Butto added a hit and a run and Jonathan Grope added an RBI and run.
The Spartans improve to 4-8 and will return to action on Saturday when they host the Green Bulldogs.
Tyler Kirlik was once again dominant on the hill, pitching his second complete game shutout of the season. Kirlik finished with 6 innings, one hit, and nine strikeouts.
Offensively, the Spartans managed to spread 13 hits, led by their middle of the order as the 2-3-4-5 hitters combined for 9 hits and 6 RBIs. Kirlik helped his own cause with 2 hits, including a double, and 3 runs scored. Ryan Neifer added 2 hits, 2 run, and 3 RBIs. Donovan Whippo went 3-4 with a run and RBI. Thomas Ramovs added 2 hits, a run, and 2 RBIs. Danny Jorge had a big two out hit and added 3 RBIs. Ricky Gozur added 2 hits, a steal and a run scored. Vince Butto added a hit and a run and Jonathan Grope added an RBI and run.
The Spartans improve to 4-8 and will return to action on Saturday when they host the Green Bulldogs.
Austintown-The Boardman Boys Track Team improved their 2026 record to 4-0 after posting a 96-41 victory over the Austintown Fitch Falcons at Greenwood Stadium in Austintown this past Tuesday.
Junior Ethan Timblin placed first in the 110H with classmates Stephan Stanford and Ryan Mitchell placing second and third overall. Junior Robrick Taylor placed second in the 100 meter dash. The 4x200 relay team of senior Kevin Tomlin, Stanford, Taylor, and Mitchell placed first. Sophomore Jacob Turek placed first in the 1600 with senior Adam Nigro in second and senior Chase Moore in third. The Spartan 4x100 relay team of Tomlin, junior Frank Butto, senior Jerry Smith, and senior Blake Daniels placed first. Senior Connor Boots placed second in the 400 meter dash with junior Zach Diroff in third. Timblin placed first in the 300H with Stanford in second and Smith in third. Senior Dominic Theodore placed first in the 800 meter run with sophomore Donovan Simione in second and junior Jayden Mayhew in third. The 200 meter dash saw Tomlin place first and Taylor second. The next event was the 3200 meter run which was won by sophomore Noah Belgin with freshman Cooper Moore in second and junior Dylan White in third. The 4x400 relay team of junior Timblin, Boots, Stanford, and Taylor placed first.
In the field events, senior James Mitchell placed first in the shot put and junior Brandon Shaw was third. Junior Khaled Mohammed placed first in the discus with junior Dario Radujkovic taking third. Smith placed second in the long jump. Daniels placed first in the high jump. Theodore placed second in the pole vault with freshman Ezekiel Doyle in third.
The Boardman JV Spartans traveled to Cene Park to take on the Struthers Wildcats and came out victorious by a 7-6 score. The Spartans jumped out to an early lead in the first inning and managed to hold off a Struthers rally to secure the win.
Aiden McVeigh got the ball on the mound and pitched well going 6 innings, giving up three earned runs, and striking out three to earn the win. Anthony Ramunno came into the bottom of the 7th inning and managed to get out of some trouble to secure the save with a strikeout.
Offensively, Jimmy Putko delivered the big blow in the first inning with a double and 3 RBIs. McVeigh helped his own cause with two doubles and 2 RBIs. Justin Beish added a hit and 2 RBIs. Logan Miller added a hit, two runs and was a menace on the basepaths with 3 steals. Patrick Young, Sal Ianazone, and Coben Scarsella each added a hit.
The JV Spartans improve to 3-6 and look to continue their winning streak as they hit the road again tomorrow to face Lakeview.
Aiden McVeigh got the ball on the mound and pitched well going 6 innings, giving up three earned runs, and striking out three to earn the win. Anthony Ramunno came into the bottom of the 7th inning and managed to get out of some trouble to secure the save with a strikeout.
Offensively, Jimmy Putko delivered the big blow in the first inning with a double and 3 RBIs. McVeigh helped his own cause with two doubles and 2 RBIs. Justin Beish added a hit and 2 RBIs. Logan Miller added a hit, two runs and was a menace on the basepaths with 3 steals. Patrick Young, Sal Ianazone, and Coben Scarsella each added a hit.
The JV Spartans improve to 3-6 and look to continue their winning streak as they hit the road again tomorrow to face Lakeview.
Boardman Tennis defeated West Branch 5-0 yesterday in home. The Spartans got off to a great start, winning all three singles; Gabe Hammerton, Charlie Beichner and Jackson Lewis. Doubles teams had great nights as well. Cooper Mraz and Sam Pickens dominated at 1 doubles, followed by Jimmy Hunt and Andrew Walston at 2nd doubles. Spartans improve to 5-1.
The Lady Spartan Track and Field team defeated Fitch 98-38.
The Lady Spartans won 14 of the 17 events on the evening.
Scoring 1st place finishes were: Gigi Angiuli winning the 100 hurdles (14.8), the 300 hurdles (47.3), the 200 (26.2) and the long jump (15' 3.5"); Moriah Doyle in the 1600 (5:50); Kealia Bravo in the 400 (1:04); Olivia Brady in the 800 (2:35); Lauryn Swantek in the 3200 (15:16); Lili Ison in the shot put (37' 3") and Tea Smith in the high jump (4' 8").
All four Lady Spartan relay were victorious: the 4x800 of Olivia Brady, Moriah Doyle, Haley Bero and Jordyn Lacivita (10:43); the 4x200 relay of Katie Depinto, Bryanna James, Ava Gaps and Mia Duble (1:51.9); the 4x100 relay of Bryanna James, Xy'Asia Gilford, Sam Lenhart and Zohna McMillen (53.5) and the 4x400 relay of Kealia Bravo, Olivia Brady, Ava Gaps and Moriah Doyle (4:26).
Scoring 2nd place finishes were: Bryanna James in the 100; Jordyn Lacivita in the 400; Gianna Berardino in the 300 hurdles; Haley Bero in the 800, Calli Walker in the 3200; Gwen McLane in the shot put and Julia Forbes in the discus.
Scoring 3rd place finishes were: Mia Brown in the 1600; Katie Depinto in the 400; Mia Duble in the 800, Bryanna James in the 200; Sam Lenhart in the pole vault; Addison Ison in the shot put and Lili Ison in the discus.
The Lady Spartans will travel to the Green Relays on Friday, April 24th.
The Lady Spartans won 14 of the 17 events on the evening.
Scoring 1st place finishes were: Gigi Angiuli winning the 100 hurdles (14.8), the 300 hurdles (47.3), the 200 (26.2) and the long jump (15' 3.5"); Moriah Doyle in the 1600 (5:50); Kealia Bravo in the 400 (1:04); Olivia Brady in the 800 (2:35); Lauryn Swantek in the 3200 (15:16); Lili Ison in the shot put (37' 3") and Tea Smith in the high jump (4' 8").
All four Lady Spartan relay were victorious: the 4x800 of Olivia Brady, Moriah Doyle, Haley Bero and Jordyn Lacivita (10:43); the 4x200 relay of Katie Depinto, Bryanna James, Ava Gaps and Mia Duble (1:51.9); the 4x100 relay of Bryanna James, Xy'Asia Gilford, Sam Lenhart and Zohna McMillen (53.5) and the 4x400 relay of Kealia Bravo, Olivia Brady, Ava Gaps and Moriah Doyle (4:26).
Scoring 2nd place finishes were: Bryanna James in the 100; Jordyn Lacivita in the 400; Gianna Berardino in the 300 hurdles; Haley Bero in the 800, Calli Walker in the 3200; Gwen McLane in the shot put and Julia Forbes in the discus.
Scoring 3rd place finishes were: Mia Brown in the 1600; Katie Depinto in the 400; Mia Duble in the 800, Bryanna James in the 200; Sam Lenhart in the pole vault; Addison Ison in the shot put and Lili Ison in the discus.
The Lady Spartans will travel to the Green Relays on Friday, April 24th.
The Boardman JV Spartans were back in action Tuesday as they traveled to Columbiana to take on the Clippers. The Spartans came out with a victory 9-4.
Clayton Hoffman was dynamite on the mound as he pitched a complete game to earn the win. Hoffman went 7 innings, giving up only one earned run and striking out six.
Offensively, the Spartans received a balanced effort as 8 different players got into the hit column. Aiden McVeigh led the way with 2 hits, including a double, and an RBI. Jimmy Putko added a double and Patrick Young added a hit and 2 RBIs. Dylan Bruce and Marco Trafficante each added a hit and an RBI. Jason Clark and Zac Caldwell each contributed an RBI. Logan Miller, Justin Beish, and Hoffman each added a hit as well.
The JV Spartans improve to 2-6 and will look to keep up the momentum as they travel to Cene Park to face Struthers tomorrow.
Clayton Hoffman was dynamite on the mound as he pitched a complete game to earn the win. Hoffman went 7 innings, giving up only one earned run and striking out six.
Offensively, the Spartans received a balanced effort as 8 different players got into the hit column. Aiden McVeigh led the way with 2 hits, including a double, and an RBI. Jimmy Putko added a double and Patrick Young added a hit and 2 RBIs. Dylan Bruce and Marco Trafficante each added a hit and an RBI. Jason Clark and Zac Caldwell each contributed an RBI. Logan Miller, Justin Beish, and Hoffman each added a hit as well.
The JV Spartans improve to 2-6 and will look to keep up the momentum as they travel to Cene Park to face Struthers tomorrow.
The Boardman Varsity Baseball traveled to Akron University to face off against Walsh Jesuit. The Spartans pitched well, but fell 2-0.
Collin Resetar was excellent on the bump, going the distance, 6 innings, giving up only two earned runs on three total hits. Resetar was extremely efficient as he needed only 58 pitches to go the six innings.
Unfortunately, the Spartans couldn't get anything going offensively as they were no-hit by a dominant pitching performance from Walsh. Sammy Moritz, Donovan Whippo, and Tyler Kirlik were the only hitters to reach base.
Boardman falls to 3-8 and will look to start their turnaround on Thursday when they go down to Cene Park to take on the Struthers Wildcats.
Collin Resetar was excellent on the bump, going the distance, 6 innings, giving up only two earned runs on three total hits. Resetar was extremely efficient as he needed only 58 pitches to go the six innings.
Unfortunately, the Spartans couldn't get anything going offensively as they were no-hit by a dominant pitching performance from Walsh. Sammy Moritz, Donovan Whippo, and Tyler Kirlik were the only hitters to reach base.
Boardman falls to 3-8 and will look to start their turnaround on Thursday when they go down to Cene Park to take on the Struthers Wildcats.
Boardman Powers Past Salem and Canfield in Tri-Meet Victory
The Boardman Glenwood girls track team kept their undefeated season rolling with another strong performance, winning a tri-meet against Canfield and Salem with 49 points. Both Salem and Canfield finished tied for second with 39 points apiece.
Glenwood was powered by several standout individual and relay performances. Abby Marks led the way on the track with a first-place finish in the 400 meters, while Maggie Benson delivered a big day by winning the 100-meter hurdles and running a leg on the first-place 4x400 relay team. Kennedy Massey added to the team’s depth with a second-place finish in the 100-meter hurdles.
In the hurdle events, Rylie Pavone captured first place in the 200-meter hurdles, continuing Glenwood’s dominance on the track.
The Spartans were especially strong in the relays. The 4x800 team of Rylie Stellato, Geneva Joachim, Oliyah Cuevas, and Zara Harlan claimed first place, while the 4x400 relay team of Benson, Riley Seydlorsky, Cuevas, and Marks also took the top spot. The 4x100 relay team of Addyson Rodriguez, Massey, Rima Rosenburg, and Gabi Ball contributed with a second-place finish.
In distance events, Geneva Joachim placed second in the 1600 meters, adding valuable team points. Addyson Rodriguez also chipped in with a third-place finish in the 200 meters.
In the field events, Vanessa Torres led Glenwood in the shot put with a second-place finish.
The Boardman Glenwood boys track team edged out a competitive tri-meet victory over Canfield and Salem, finishing with 64 points. Canfield followed closely with 61 points, while Salem scored 6.
Glenwood was led by strong performances on the track, highlighted by Owen Papini’s first-place finish in the 400 meters. Roman Timblin had an outstanding day, sweeping both hurdle events by winning the 110-meter and 200-meter hurdles. Drixson Wibowo added valuable points with second-place finishes in both races.
The Spartans’ 4x400 relay team of Evan Letendre, Papini, Wibowo, and Timblin sealed the meet with a first-place finish. Letendre also contributed individually with a third-place finish in the 400 meters and a second-place finish in the high jump.
In the field events, Brenden Baker led the way with a first-place finish in the shot put, while Anthony Bruno took second in both the shot put and discus. Andrew Marks added a third-place finish in the discus, and Mason Acevedo earned a victory in the long jump. Michael Flores rounded out the scoring with a third-place finish in the high jump.
Glenwood also saw several strong relay efforts, with second-place finishes in the 4x800, 4x100, and 4x200 relays. Ben Papa paced the distance group with a second-place finish in the 1600 meters, while Tanisorn Suanaoy added points with a runner-up finish in the 200 meters.
With balanced scoring across events, Boardman Glenwood secured a narrow but impressive team victory.
Both teams will compete again in Austintown on Wednesday night.
Lady Spartans Drop Heartbreaker to Hoover, 7–6
Boardman suffered its second consecutive loss Monday evening, falling to North Canton Hoover, 7–6. It marks the first time in over two years the Spartans have dropped back-to-back contests.
Costly errors proved to be the difference, as Boardman struggled to maintain momentum throughout the game.
Hoover struck first, plating three runs in the top of the third inning. After loading the bases, the Vikings capitalized with a walk to force in one run, followed by a two-run single to take a 3–0 lead.
As they have all season, the Spartans responded. In the bottom half of the inning, Lanie Joyce reached on an error and moved to second on a throwing mistake. Ellie Wymer followed with a walk—her team-leading 12th of the season—before Addie Rudge reached on another error to load the bases. Jocelynn Torres then drew a walk to bring in a run, and Kate Thames delivered a clutch single up the middle to score two more, tying the game at 3–3.
Hoover regained the lead in the fourth with a run on a single and a double, but Boardman answered again. Back-to-back walks by Gabi Sferra and Joyce set the table, and Rudge came through with an RBI single to even the score at 4–4.
The Vikings took a 5–4 lead in the fifth, capitalizing with two outs after a walk and an error extended the inning. Boardman was unable to respond in the frame.
After holding Hoover scoreless in the sixth, the Spartans seized their opportunity. Rudge worked a walk, and Torres was hit by a pitch to bring Thames to the plate. With two outs and a full count, Thames delivered again—this time driving a double off the center field wall to score two runs and give Boardman its first lead of the game at 6–5.
However, Hoover had one final response. A leadoff single in the seventh set the tone, and the runner advanced to third on a passed ball and groundout. A ground ball brought in the tying run, but an error on the play allowed the go-ahead run to reach base. Hoover followed with a single and another error to take a 7–6 lead.
In the bottom of the seventh, Boardman had one last chance. Sferra led off with a single, but three consecutive flyouts ended the game as the Spartans fell in a hard-fought contest.
For Boardman, Kate Thames led the offense as she had three of the Sparans' six hits and four RBIs on the day. Addie Kowacich pitched in relief of Sferra. She did her part as she went three and two-thirds, struck out four, surrendered six hits, three runs, but zero were earned.
Boardman moves to 9–4 on the season and will look to bounce back Thursday when they host defending Division II state champion Painesville Riverside.
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Rough Start for the Spartans
Boardman 5 - Poland 17
The Spartans met the Bulldogs in Poland tonight on a lopsided affair. Poland jumped out to a 4-nothing lead and did not look back. Boardman's defense had trouble locking down Poland's attacking offense which had 24 shots on goal. Catherine Lorenzi did her best to keep up with 7 saves on the night but the Bulldogs were just too much. On the other end of the field, Boardman's offense had trouble controlling the ball which led to many turnovers. When the Spartans did control the ball Lydia Kenney ended up with a hat trick, Ava Gaps added a goal along with Oliva Cuevas. Boardman next plays at home against Akron St V's.
Boardman 5 - Poland 17
The Spartans met the Bulldogs in Poland tonight on a lopsided affair. Poland jumped out to a 4-nothing lead and did not look back. Boardman's defense had trouble locking down Poland's attacking offense which had 24 shots on goal. Catherine Lorenzi did her best to keep up with 7 saves on the night but the Bulldogs were just too much. On the other end of the field, Boardman's offense had trouble controlling the ball which led to many turnovers. When the Spartans did control the ball Lydia Kenney ended up with a hat trick, Ava Gaps added a goal along with Oliva Cuevas. Boardman next plays at home against Akron St V's.
The Boardman JV Baseball Team fell in a back and forth contest against Louisville 12-9. The lead exchanged hands multiple times before Louisville scored three runs in the 7th inning to help secure the win.
Patrick Young got the start on the mound and pitched 3.2 innings, giving up only one earned run and striking out three. Anthony Ramunno and Clayton Hoffman finished off the final 3.1 innings.
Young led the way offensively as well with 2 hits and an RBI. Jimmy Putko added a hit and 2 RBIs. Marco Trafficante and Andrew Lindeman each added a hit and an RBI. Coben Scarsella scored two runs and hit a double. Sal Ianazone added a hit and run. Justin Beish and Ramunno added an RBI each.
The JV Spartans fall to 1-6, but will look to bounce back tomorrow when they travel to Columbiana to take on the Clippers.
Patrick Young got the start on the mound and pitched 3.2 innings, giving up only one earned run and striking out three. Anthony Ramunno and Clayton Hoffman finished off the final 3.1 innings.
Young led the way offensively as well with 2 hits and an RBI. Jimmy Putko added a hit and 2 RBIs. Marco Trafficante and Andrew Lindeman each added a hit and an RBI. Coben Scarsella scored two runs and hit a double. Sal Ianazone added a hit and run. Justin Beish and Ramunno added an RBI each.
The JV Spartans fall to 1-6, but will look to bounce back tomorrow when they travel to Columbiana to take on the Clippers.
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The Lady Spartans Lacrosse team earned a 6–5 road victory over Green.
Ava Gaps led the way with all six goals in a dominant performance. The game remained close throughout, with both teams battling for control. The Spartans showed clear improvement on offense with more consistent passing. Those offensive adjustments made the difference in the second half. Gaps capitalized on key opportunities to secure the win. The defense fought hard tonight, in helping securing the win. They stayed disciplined and communicated well to keep the pressure on throughout the game. Between the pipes Catherine Lorenzi had 5 saves for tonight’s game. A huge shoutout goes to Anna Bowes, who was a force on the field. She locked down 6 ground balls, consistently winning possession and giving the offense the opportunities they needed to score. It was a total team effort to keep the ball moving in the right direction! The Spartans next game is away against Poland today.
Ava Gaps led the way with all six goals in a dominant performance. The game remained close throughout, with both teams battling for control. The Spartans showed clear improvement on offense with more consistent passing. Those offensive adjustments made the difference in the second half. Gaps capitalized on key opportunities to secure the win. The defense fought hard tonight, in helping securing the win. They stayed disciplined and communicated well to keep the pressure on throughout the game. Between the pipes Catherine Lorenzi had 5 saves for tonight’s game. A huge shoutout goes to Anna Bowes, who was a force on the field. She locked down 6 ground balls, consistently winning possession and giving the offense the opportunities they needed to score. It was a total team effort to keep the ball moving in the right direction! The Spartans next game is away against Poland today.
Addison Fiddler Strong As Boardman JV Softball Shut Out Springfield Tigers
Addison Fiddler shut down Springfield, throwing a complete game shutout and leading the Spartans JV team to a 7-0 victory on Friday.
Fiddler collected three hits in four at bats in the win. Fiddler singled in the third inning, singled in the first inning, and singled in the sixth inning.
Boardman were the first to get on the board in the first when an error scored one run.
The Spartans added to their early lead in the bottom of the third inning after Reagan Ridgley singled to center field, Fiddler singled to left field, and the Tigers committed an error, each scoring one run.
Lily Pitner, Fiddler, Ridgley, and Carina Garland each drove in one run for Boardman.
The Boardman JV Spartans improved their record to 4-1 on the season.
Boardman-The Boardman Spartan Track and Field Team placed first overall at the inaugural Boardman Spartan Track and Field Invitational this past Saturday at Spartan Stadium.
The 4x800 Relay Team of senior Chase Moore and juniors Dylan White, Tommy Sullivan, and Jonathan Burgos-Perez opened the meet with a first place finish. Junior Ryan Mitchell placed fourth in the 100 meter dash. Junior Ethan Timblin placed first in the 110H with classmate Stephan Stanford in second. Burgos-Perez and White placed first and second overall in the 1600. The 4x100 Relay Team of Timblin, junior Frank Butto, senior Jerry Smith, and senior Blake Daniels placed sixth. Junior Robrick Taylor placed second in the 400 meter dash with senior Connor Boots in eighth.
Stanford placed second in the 300H with Timblin in third. Senior Adam Nigro placed first in the 800 with Sullivan in third. Senior Kevin Tomlin placed second in the 200 with Taylor in fourth. Sophomore Jacob Turek placed second in the 3200 with senior Dominic Theodore in fifth. The 4x400 Relay Team of Tomlin, Moore, Sullivan, and Nigro placed first.
In the field events, Daniels placed first in the High Jump. Junior Ahmed Mohammed placed third in the Discus, he was followed by classmate Dario Radujkovic in fourth. In the Shot Put, senior James Mitchell placed second and junior Brandon Shaw placed third. Finally, in the pole vault, Theodore placed first and freshman Ezkiel Doyle placed third.
The 4x800 Relay Team of senior Chase Moore and juniors Dylan White, Tommy Sullivan, and Jonathan Burgos-Perez opened the meet with a first place finish. Junior Ryan Mitchell placed fourth in the 100 meter dash. Junior Ethan Timblin placed first in the 110H with classmate Stephan Stanford in second. Burgos-Perez and White placed first and second overall in the 1600. The 4x100 Relay Team of Timblin, junior Frank Butto, senior Jerry Smith, and senior Blake Daniels placed sixth. Junior Robrick Taylor placed second in the 400 meter dash with senior Connor Boots in eighth.
Stanford placed second in the 300H with Timblin in third. Senior Adam Nigro placed first in the 800 with Sullivan in third. Senior Kevin Tomlin placed second in the 200 with Taylor in fourth. Sophomore Jacob Turek placed second in the 3200 with senior Dominic Theodore in fifth. The 4x400 Relay Team of Tomlin, Moore, Sullivan, and Nigro placed first.
In the field events, Daniels placed first in the High Jump. Junior Ahmed Mohammed placed third in the Discus, he was followed by classmate Dario Radujkovic in fourth. In the Shot Put, senior James Mitchell placed second and junior Brandon Shaw placed third. Finally, in the pole vault, Theodore placed first and freshman Ezkiel Doyle placed third.
Boardman Glenwood Boys Take 6th at Salem Invitational
The Boardman Glenwood junior high boys track team turned in a solid performance Saturday, finishing sixth out of 16 teams at the Salem Junior High Invitational with 37 points.
Glenwood was led by strong efforts in the hurdle events. Roman Timblin delivered a standout day, placing second in both the 110-meter hurdles and the 200-meter hurdles. Teammate Drixon Wibowo also contributed key points, finishing fourth in the 110 hurdles and third in the 200 hurdles.
In the middle-distance events, Even Letendre added to the team’s total with a fifth-place finish in the 400 meters.
The team will compete again this Monday night at home in a tri meet against Salem and Canfield.
Boardman Glenwood Girls Track Team Stay Perfect with Salem Invitational Title
The Boardman Glenwood junior high girls track team continued its dominant season Friday night, capturing first place out of 17 teams at the Salem Junior High Invitational with 88 points. The victory marks the team’s third straight meet win, keeping them undefeated on the year.
Glenwood was powered by a strong all-around effort, highlighted by standout performances from several athletes. Alexa Duble led the charge on the track, finishing second in both the 100 and 200 meters and claiming first place in the 200-meter hurdles.
In the distance events, Abby Marks delivered a pair of runner-up finishes in the 800 and 1600 meters, adding valuable points to the team total.
The hurdles squad also made a major impact. Kennedy Massey placed second in the 100-meter hurdles, while Maggie Benson took third. In the 200-meter hurdles, Riley Pavone secured a third-place finish.
Glenwood’s relay teams added to the scoring as well. The 4x100-meter relay team of Addyson Rodriguez, Kennedy Massey, Rima Rosenburg, and Josey Fiddler placed third, while the 4x400-meter relay team of Maggie Benson, Riley Seydlorsky, Oliyah Cuevas, and Abby Marks also finished third.
In the field events, Vanessa Torris contributed with a third-place finish in the shot put.
The girls will compete again Monday night at home against Salem and Canfield.
On Saturday afternoon, the Boardman JV Baseball Team traveled to Canton to face Glen Oak, but unfortunately left with a 10-1 loss.
Coben Scarsella got the start and pitched 2 innings and took the loss. Jimmy Putko pitched the final 4 innings, giving up three earned runs.
Offensively, the Spartans actually outhit their opponents with seven hits. Logan Miller and Scarsella led the way with 2 hits a piece. Justin Beish, Zac Caldwell, and Putko each added a hit as well.
The JV Spartans fall to 1-5 and will be back in action on Monday when they host Louisville.
Coben Scarsella got the start and pitched 2 innings and took the loss. Jimmy Putko pitched the final 4 innings, giving up three earned runs.
Offensively, the Spartans actually outhit their opponents with seven hits. Logan Miller and Scarsella led the way with 2 hits a piece. Justin Beish, Zac Caldwell, and Putko each added a hit as well.
The JV Spartans fall to 1-5 and will be back in action on Monday when they host Louisville.
The Lady Spartan Track and Field team win the 1st Spartan Track Invitational.
The Lady Spartans scored in 16 of the 17 events to accumulate 171 points, winning 9 of the events.
Olivia Brady was a double event winner in the 800 (2:25) and 1600 (5:35). Gigi Angiuli was also a double event winner in the 100 hurdles (15.92) and 300 hurdles (47.42).
Single event champions include: the 4x400 relay of Kealia Bravo, Mia Duble, Ava Gaps and Olivia Brady (4:20); the 4x800 relay of Kealia Bravo, Haley Bero, Jordyn Lacivita and Jaelyn Cicchillo (10:28); Lili Ison in the shot put (37-1.75); Sam Lenhart in the pole vault (6-6)and Zohna McMillen in the long jump (16-6.5).
Silver medalists include: the 4x200 relay of Aila Niles, Katie Depinto, Ava Gaps and Mia Duble; Moriah Doyle in the 3200; Haley Bero in the 1600 and Kealia Bravo in the 800.
Bronze medalists include: Gina Mariani in the high jump and Katie Depinto in the 200.
Scoring 4th place points include: Alena Scott in the pole vault; Gwen McLane in the shot put and discus and Gianna Berardino in the 300 hurdles.
Scoring 6th place points include: the 4x100 relay of Alena Scott, Xy'Asia Gilford, Sam Lenhart and Zohna McMillen and Aila Niles in the high jump.
To round out the scoring Moriah Doyle was 7th in the 400 and Xy'Asia Gilford was 8th in the long jump.
The team performed at a high level at the meet with a number of season and career personal best efforts being posted to prepare for the upcoming postseason grind.
The Lady Spartans return to action on Tuesday, April 21st when they travel to Fitch.
The Lady Spartans scored in 16 of the 17 events to accumulate 171 points, winning 9 of the events.
Olivia Brady was a double event winner in the 800 (2:25) and 1600 (5:35). Gigi Angiuli was also a double event winner in the 100 hurdles (15.92) and 300 hurdles (47.42).
Single event champions include: the 4x400 relay of Kealia Bravo, Mia Duble, Ava Gaps and Olivia Brady (4:20); the 4x800 relay of Kealia Bravo, Haley Bero, Jordyn Lacivita and Jaelyn Cicchillo (10:28); Lili Ison in the shot put (37-1.75); Sam Lenhart in the pole vault (6-6)and Zohna McMillen in the long jump (16-6.5).
Silver medalists include: the 4x200 relay of Aila Niles, Katie Depinto, Ava Gaps and Mia Duble; Moriah Doyle in the 3200; Haley Bero in the 1600 and Kealia Bravo in the 800.
Bronze medalists include: Gina Mariani in the high jump and Katie Depinto in the 200.
Scoring 4th place points include: Alena Scott in the pole vault; Gwen McLane in the shot put and discus and Gianna Berardino in the 300 hurdles.
Scoring 6th place points include: the 4x100 relay of Alena Scott, Xy'Asia Gilford, Sam Lenhart and Zohna McMillen and Aila Niles in the high jump.
To round out the scoring Moriah Doyle was 7th in the 400 and Xy'Asia Gilford was 8th in the long jump.
The team performed at a high level at the meet with a number of season and career personal best efforts being posted to prepare for the upcoming postseason grind.
The Lady Spartans return to action on Tuesday, April 21st when they travel to Fitch.
