Here are some OHSAA and school related reminders to review… OHSAA Preseason Presentation 2020-2021 OHSAA Meeting If you ever have any questions, please reach out to the Activities Office, 330-856-8233 Wishing you all a great season!
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Boardman 151, howland 85, Ursuline 12 and east 6. First place finishers were the 4×800 relay team of Haylee Adgate, Gabby Scott, Mariah Quarles and Molly Yasnowski, the 4×200 team of KyRenae Matlock, Gianna Merlo, Josie Carannante and Imogen DeBloise, Courtney Clark in the shot put, Maddie Sisler in the high jump and Saylor Biggin
Boys track team traveled to Boardman to compete in a quad meet vs Boardman, Ursuline, and East. The Tigers finished second behind the Spartans. 156-71-22-4. Top finishers for the Tigers. 1st place finishers – the 4×800 team consisting of Lane Goble, Manny Fakkas, Ben Bronson, and Brandon Null, Brandon Summerlin in the 400, Lane Goble in
Howland Varsity (13-4, 3-2) took the lead late in the game in a 2-1 victory over Boardman on Tuesday. The game was tied at one with Howland Varsity batting in the top of the fifth when Joshua McCleery grounded out, scoring one run. Mason Bayus pitched Howland Varsity to victory. The fireballer went three innings,
Howland Boys Varsity Tennis v Mayfield @ Mayfield 1st Singles: Yukun Wong(M) defeated Alexander Bakeris(H) 6-1 6-0 2nd Singles: Greg Moosally(H) defeated Johnny Gaudio(M) 6-2 6-4 3rd Singles: Paul Zito(M) defeated Gavin Walls(H) 3-6 6-4 6-6 (8-6) 1st Doubles: Vince Ruggieri/Leo Weissman(M) defeated Ethan Huly/Jack Loges(H) 6-4 6-3 2nd Doubles: Michael Chen/Jack Dominish(M) defeated Zack Lewis/Panayiotis
The Lady Tiger Softball team fell to the Boardman Spartans 9-5. Lex Spangler put on a great performance on the mound only allowing 4 earned runs. Coming up with some big plays defensively were Anna Vrabel, Alyssa Massucci, and Jen Sindledecker. At the plate Alyssa Massucci, Jen Sindledecker, Kayla Campbell, Bailee Beasom, and Cloe Lopez
The Lady Tiger Softball team fell in conference play against a strong Boardman Spartan team 12-2. Lex Spangler and Cloe Lopez were on the mound for the Tigers. Offensively the Tigers were led by Kayla Campbell and Alyssa Massucci. The Tigers will try to redeem themselves tonight as they travel to Boardman High School. In
Howland Boys Varsity Tennis v Boardman @ Boardman 1st Singles:Alexander Bakeris(H) defeated Ryder Kreps(B) 6-6 (10-8) 1-6 6-3 2nd Singles: Carter Mascola(B) defeated Greg Moosally(H) 6-3 7-5 3rd Singles: Gavin Walls(H) defeated Shane Hetzel (B) 6-1 7-5 1st Doubles: Josh Cummings/Jason Sweden(B) defeated Jack Loges/Zack Lewis(H) 6-2 6-1 2nd Doubles: Liam Hetzel/Liam Sweder(B) defeated Panayiotis
Monday’s game against Boardman was a heartbreaker for Howland (12-4 (3-2), as they lost the lead late in a 6-5 defeat. Boardman was down 5-3 in the top of the seventh inning when Ty Ventresco doubled on a 0-1 count, scoring three runs. In the bottom of the second inning, Howland Varsity tied things up
The Howland JV Softball Team participated in the JV Jamboree softball tournament for the Akron Racers Foundation this past weekend. The Tigers faced some tough competition against Keystone, Champion and Akron Hoban. Even though they came up short for , the girls played great as a team. The Tigers look to rebound into the win
Dave El’Hatton served the Howland School system for 28 ½ years in the capacities of a teacher, a football coach, a wrestling coach, and an administrator. To many students in the Howland School system, Dave was an inspiration, a mentor, and a friend. He initiated the Junior High school wrestling program in 1966, and the
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