MyValleySports.com High School Basketball Game of the Week Friday, February 10, 2012 on MyYTV at 10 p.m. Fitch (5-4, 8-8) at Howland (7-3, 10-6) Last Three Meetings Jan. 13, 2012 - Howland 86-84, OT Feb. 28, 2011 - Howland, 68-60 Dec. 3, 2010 - Howland, 48-39 Points Scored Per Game Fitch, 55.1 Howland, 73.4 Points Allowed Per Game Fitch, 54.4
2011-12 High School Ohio Boys’ Basketball Standings As of February 7, 2012 All-American Conference American Division League Overall Struthers 9-0 14-3 Howland 7-3 10-6 Poland 6-3 10-5 Fitch 5-4 8-8 Canfield 3-6 7-10 Hubbard 2-6 4-13 Beaver Local 1-7 6-11 Niles 1-7 2-14 National Division League Overall #3 LaBrae 8-0 18-0 Newton Falls 6-2 14-3 Lakeview 6-2 11-6 Liberty 6-3
2011-12 High School PA Boys’ Basketball Standings As of February 7, 2012 District 10 Region 1 (A) League Overall #6 West Middlesex 7-0 14-4 Kennedy Catholic 6-1 12-5 Vision Quest 4-3 8-8 Rocky Grove 3-4 6-13 Jamestown 1-6 2-17 Commodore Perry 0-7 0-19 Region 2 (AA) League Overall Lakeview, PA 6-1 14-5 Wilmington 5-2 8-10 Sharpsville 4-3 11-8 Greenville 3-4
Sharpsville handed Lakeview their first loss in Region 2 with their overtime 58-56 victory tonight. The Blue Devils (4-3, 11-8) have won six of their last seven contests. With under a minute left to play, Lakeview's Derek Giovenga hit a clutch three-point basket to tie the game at 44. In the closing seconds, Sharpsville's Tyler Luchey missed a deep three-pointer,
Mathews gets the best of Maplewood on Tuesday night, winning 61-53. The Mustangs improve to 13-5 on the season and will travel to Ledgemont on February 10. Maplewood also hits the road on the 10th, traveling to Bristol.
Brookfield outlasted Youngstown Christian, 58-54, in boys high school basketball action Tuesday night. Jeremy Quinlan led the Warriors with 19 points. Devaun Adams led Youngstown Christian with 26 points. Brookfield improves to 13-3. Youngstown Christian falls to 10-5. Up next for Brookfield, Grand River Academy on Friday, February 10. Youngstown Christian travels to Conneaut on Friday.
New Castle rolled to victory number 20 defeating Blackhawk 82-44 in boys high school basketball action Tuesday night. Corey Eggelston led the Hurricanes with 25 points. Shawn Anderson had 13 points. Anthony Richards and Malik Hooker chipped in with 12 points a piece. The perfect storm rolls into Ambridge on Friday night.
South Range avenged an earlier loss to East Palestine with a 53-47 win over the Bulldogs Tuesday night. Dan Good led the Raiders with 12 points, while Jordan Baker tallied nine. Jake Dicello was the lone Bulldog in double figures with 19 points. South Range returns to the floor Friday night at Columbiana, while East Palestine visits Springfield.
Youngstown East defeated Austintown Fitch 55-48 in boys high school basketball action Tuesday night. Deontay Scott led the Panthers with 17 points. Taylor Johnson added 12 points for East. Will Mahone led the Falcons with 26 points. Dan Chepke added 17 points. East hosts Boardman on Friday. Fitch takes on Howland Friday night in the MyValleySports.com High School Basketball Game
Titusville wins its first Region 6 game of the season; a 53-51 overtime victory over Hickory. The Hornets drop to 13-6 (11-3) on the season and will travel to George Jr. on February 10.
One unforgettable catch in the Super Bowl has made Mario Manningham a hot commodity in the free-agent market. The 25-year-old wide receiver is just finishing up his four-year, $3.2 million contract with New York. The Warren native has been linked to a few other teams including the Browns, but Manningham says he wants to return to the Giants next season.
Men’s Horizon League Standings Team League Overall Cleveland State 10-2 20-4 Valparaiso 10-3 17-8 Youngstown State 8-5 13-10 Milwaukee 8-5 15-10 Detroit 7-6 13-12 Butler 7-6 13-12 Wright State 6-7 11-14 Green Bay 5-7 9-13 UIC 3-10 7-16 Loyola 0-13 5-18 This Week’s Schedule Thursday, February 9 Valparaiso at Cleveland State, 7 p.m. Butler at Youngstown State, 7:05 Friday, February
Mohawk hangs on to beat Neshannock, 60-55. The Warriors are now 10-10 on the season. Mohawk will go on the road to Shenango Friday night, while Neshannock travels to Laurel.
Hickory defeated Franklin 53-42 Monday night, avenging its 60-50 loss to them a month ago. Macy Horvath scored 12 points in her second game back after fracturing her foot earlier in the season. Nikki Arbanas led the way for the Lady Hornets with 19. With the victory over Franklin, Hickory earns a share of the league crown. Hickory improves to
Time for an update of our Starting 5 contest featuring some of the area's best basketball players. We start in Poland with Colin Reardon. He scored 36 points on Friday night in their win over Howland. Reardon also put up 29 on Tuesday. He was a Starting 5 winner last year. As for the ladies, Canfield's Sabrina Mangapora had a