Now the fun really begins.
Bombers open conference play with victory over Eastlake North
All it took was just two minutes.
Just when everything was going so smoothy.
Greater Cleveland Conference play has returned to Solon.
The Kenston Bombers girls soccer team look like a well-oiled machine.
It was quite a test for the Hawken Hawks girls soccer team.
That bullseye on West Geauga’s back is shining brighter than ever.
The more thing change, the more they stay the same.
Before Solon can start running, it still needs to learn how to walk.
So there’s good news and bad news.
Bring on the Western Reserve Conference.
It had been quite the emotional roller coaster for Chagrin Falls.
There truly is no place like home.
Bombers open season with shutout victory over Tigers
The early returns on the Chardon Hilltoppers soccer team’s defense look promising.
The last time the Kenston Bombers and the University School Preppers played was in the 2020 Division I Northeast 1 district semifinals.
The Solon Comets girls soccer team found themselves in a bind.
The Solon Comets football team were ready to turn the page to a new chapter.
Sometimes the soccer ball just doesn’t bounce your way.
The defending state champions are back.
Talk about how things can change in a year!
Kenston Bombers football coach Jeff Grubich thought he had seen it all.
This will be a season opener that should be remembered for years.
Chardon Hilltoppers boys soccer coach Mike Smith said he knew his team needed to score early and often in the season opener.
Experienced Wolverines aiming to claim CVC crown
Kenston vs. Chagrin Falls @ 7:00 pm, Friday
Mother nature gave the West Geauga Wolverines girls soccer team quite a welcome back for the 2021 season.
Drew Schlegel can still remember the soccer game against Walsh Jesuit his junior year.
When Amy Weybrecht began competing in track, she knew she wanted to win a state title.
Although he was a sophomore Dominic Brancel was in an unique circumstance as he approached the season opener this spring.
Kenston’s Ryan Miller has Hoosiers in sight
Kenzie Morris sat down during the middle of the lacrosse season and crunched the numbers.
Evan Shapiro was feeling the pressure before he took the mound against Bay on May 19.
After losing his consolation match in the Division I North Canton Hoover district
Local swimmers back in action for the 31st Bainbridge Invite
Ben Pomeranets had all the momentum. In the blink of an eye, it evaporated.
After a school year riddled with problems because of the pandemic, it seemed things were finally starting to get back to normal this summer for Orange High School.
It was going to be a taxing year for the West Geauga boys basketball team as they entered the 2020-21 season.
After the Chardon Hilltoppers defeated Tiffin Columbian in the Division III state football semifinals, coach Mitch Hewitt admitted the coaching staff was worried about Drew Fetchik.
When the global pandemic struck in the spring of 2020, a number of amateur high school sports were derailed.
Aim for the stars and land on the moon.
When Ryan Gilbert stepped up to the dish on May 20 in the Division I Hudson Sectionals against the Solon Comets, there was a lot riding on his shoulders. The Kenston Bombers were trailing the Solon Comets 8-7 with two outs in the bottom of the seventh inning and were on the brink of elimination.
After his junior season with the West Geauga Wolverines, forward Josh Irwin was on top of the world.
Naz Hillmon had many special memories when she stepped back on the court of The Schottenstein Center on Jan. 21.
Four years ago Ella Gilson was given a simple assignment of writing a letter to her future self. She would not see that letter again until she was senior. The Hawks’ senior still remembers a few of the goals she set for herself as a freshman.
Chagrin Falls Tigers’ senior right-handed pitcher Dawson Pierce can still remember that ill-fated at-bat clearly. Chagrin Falls was leading the Northwest Indians 14-6 in the bottom of the sixth inning in the Division II Twinsburg district semifinal so the game was all but over.
Solon Comets coach Brian Wisniewski remembers how exciting it was before the first game of the 2014 season. It was his first game since he was promoted to assistant coach with the varsity staff. According to him, he did not walk onto Stewart Field before kick-off against the Kenston Bombers,…
It was tough. Gilmour’s 1-0 loss in extra innings to the South Range Cardinals in the Division II Region 9 semifinals was tough. The hardest part of the loss was that it marked the end of the era at Gilmour.
Hawken Hawks senior midfielder Heather Arslanian said she knew she was close to breaking the school record for most goals scored for girls lacrosse in school history.
