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Jun 01 Boys Varsity Track at State Meet @ Ohio State University TBA | Ohio State University Jun 01 Girls Varsity Track at State Meet @ Ohio State University TBA | Ohio State University

In day one of the girls track regional Maddy Sisler set a PR in the high jump with a jump of 5’3” placing 6th.  Kayla Clark threw 34’11” finishing 11th in the shot put.

The All-American Conference Scholar-athlete Award is given to seniors that have a 3.25 cumulative average after their 7th semester of school. This year’s seniors that will receive the honor are:   Alexis Albrecht, Cory Bradley, Megan Brown, Danielle Chasser, Kayla Clark, Jenna Craigo, Jacob Crawford, Makayla Dahman, Isabelle Daniels, Skylar Daniels, Emily Darlington, Jenna DeSalvo, William

First Team All AAC Red Tier Emily Darlington Second Team All AAC Red Tier Marissa Miller Bailee Beasom Emily O’Connell

First Team All AAC Red Tier Gage Tomko, Junior   Second Team All AAC Red Tier Frank Manios, Senior Angelo Fronzaglio, Junior Josh McCleery, Sophomore

May 22 Boys Varsity Track at Austintown Fitch High School Regional Meet @ Austintown Fitch High School 5:00 pm | Austintown Fitch High School May 22 Girls Varsity Track at Austintown Fitch High School Regional @ Austintown Fitch High School 5:00 pm | Austintown Fitch High School May 24 Girls Varsity Track at Austintown Fitch

Results for girls track at districts day 2: Na’Veyah Parisi was third in the long jump and Maria Dellimuti was fourth in the 3200 advancing both girls to regionals.  Also placing for the tigers were; the 4×200 relay team of Zhane Ramsey, Katrina Altawil, Erica Merkel and Na’Veyah Parisi 6th, Molly Yasnowski 8th in the 1600, 

First Team All AAC RED TIER Michael Awadalla   Second Team  All AAC RED TIER Joey Vitali Sam Tamarkin

Two Trumbull County soccer players will be taking their talents to Europe, representing the United States as a part of the FC Bayern Youth Cup. Gabriel Altawil, a sophomore at Howland, and Anthony Gagliardi, a sophomore at Hubbard, were two of 10 players chosen out of around 40 from across the continent. The two were