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Field’s Boggs is Tiffin bound

February 1, 2012

Field senior running back Patrick Boggs will college football at Tiffin, Field football coach Patrick Youel said Wednesday.

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State wrestling championship individual final results

March 5, 2011

Below are the results from the finals of the 74th state wrestling championships at Value City Arena in Columbus (local athletes are in bold). For complete results from the state tournaments, click here: DIVISION I 103: Brandon Thompson, Solon dec. David Bavery, Perry 2-0 112: George DiCamillo, Cle. St. Ignatius dec. Edgar Bright, Lakewood St. [...]

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High School Playoff Pairings

October 31, 2010

Friday’s Games (all take place at 7:30 p.m.) Division II, Region V Kent Roosevelt at Tallmadge Warren Howland at Copley Aurora at Ashland Division II, Region VII Columbus St. Charles at Lake Division IV, Region XIII Perry at Manchester Garrettsville at Chagrin Falls Division IV, Region XIIII Triway at Orrville Division VI, Region XXI Dalton [...]

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The big game – Ravenna @ Field

October 22, 2010

The Portage Trail Conference Metro Division has come down to a showdown with Ravenna at Field, both with records of 6-2 overall and 5-0 in the division at 7 Friday night. The other big element of this contest is playoff position. The Field Falcons  is third in the Division III, Region 9 controlling their own destiny [...]

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Computer Rankings: Much on the Line

October 19, 2010

Division I, Region II Massillon, Twinsburg and Canton McKinley currently have a hold on the playoffs with two games left to go. Medina and Perry sit just outside at numbers nine and 10 respectively. Division II, Region V Copley, Tallmadge and Kent Roosevelt have spots in the top eight slots with a showdown between Copley [...]

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Preview: Kent Roosevelt @ Springfield

October 15, 2010

This is not a glamorous game on paper in terms of the Portage Trail Conference Metro Division. However, this game means a lot to the Rough Riders (5-2, 2-2). Long-time coach John Nemec seeks his 200th career victory. Despite being 5-2, the Rough Riders need to win out to have a chance of reaching the [...]

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Computer Rankings: Rising and Falling

October 12, 2010

Div. I, Region 2 Massillon, Canton McKinley and Perry currently reside in the elite eight with Medina at No. 9 Div. II, Region 5 Copley and Tallmadge continue to hold spots, the big mover is Walsh Jesuit who make it in at No. 8 primarily because of their win over St. Vincent-St. Mary.  Kent Roosevelt [...]

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Weekly High School Computer Rankings

October 5, 2010

Div. I, Region 2 Twinsburg, Perry, Massillon, Canton McKinley currently reside in the top eight in the region.  Medina and Hoover are within striking distance. Div. II, Region 5 Copley, Tallmadge, Ashland and Kent Roosevelt make the great eight with Walsh Jesuit an No. 9 and facing a big game against St. Vincent-St. Mary this [...]

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Surveying the AP’s Assorted Top 10s

October 5, 2010

Division II Copley remains at the No. 9 spot for another week, the only area team in the Top 10.  Division III Marlington moves up three notches to No. 4 while St. Vincent-St. Mary and Field are in the next batch. Division IV Manchester remains at No. 3 with Orrvile outside the Top 10, but [...]

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Friday Night Football’s Top Performers

September 25, 2010

Junior quarterback, Mark Zimmerman, Green – 323 yards passing and two touchdowns. Senior quarterback Jon Robinson, Woodridge – 165 yards on the ground, including an 88-yard run and 105 yards passing in a loss against Streetsboro. Junior running back, Patrick Boggs, Field – 228 yards and three touchdowns. Senior running back Jay Wilson, Field – [...]

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Of Playoffs and Computer Points – First Report

September 21, 2010

The Ohio High School Athletic Association released its first set of computer rankings for post-season play Tuesday.  Here’s how things look so far for area teams: Div. I, Reg. 2 Perry (4-0), Medina (4-0) and Twinsburg (4-0) occupy the top three spots respectively.  Massillon (3-1) comes in at No. 8. On the bubble:  GlenOak, McKinley, [...]

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Wednesday night roundup

August 25, 2010

Here are some highlights on high school action played on Wednesday: Girls Tennis Stow 5, Brunswick 0 – Senior Melanie Rozum of the Bulldogs was outstanding at first singles, while junior Ashley Kopko won two tough sets at second singles. Revere 5, Copley 0 – Junior singles players Natalie Robson and Brittany Miller did not [...]

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Top 25 Ohio High School Nicknames

October 22, 2009

Hey everyone! This is my column that’s running in the Akron Beacon Journal Friday, but it’s posted on Ohio.com now, as you can see. Thanks to everyone who submitted votes for their favorite high school nicknames. If there are other crazy nicknames from out of state, post them so we can all get some laughs. [...]

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Boosinger and Boggs guide Field to perfection in PTC Metro

October 16, 2009

Field looks to stay undefeated in the Portage Trail Conference Metro Division when they host Southeast (1-6, 1-3) tonight. The Falcons (6-1, 4-0) defeated host Norton 32-7 last week. Mike Boosinger and Patrick Boggs each rushed for two touchdowns, and Boosinger returned an interception for a touchdown.

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Big games, big gambles, big surprises on the gridiron

October 11, 2009

What a week that was and what a game coming up. As you read my thoughts, remember this – to reach the football playoffs, eight teams in each of the four regions in each division get their ticket punched. The top four teams host first round home games., Let’s go: Roll 7, please! I have [...]

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Polasky leads collective Field effort

October 9, 2009

Field coach Patrick Youel likes to emphasize the importance of “team.”]ep The Falcons displayed that this past Friday with a 16-13 victory at Springfield. The Spartans fought hard, but the Falcons made the biggest plays during the game.]ep Senior Aaron Polasky, junior Jay Wilson, senior Zack Horovitz were the stanfout players that guided Field to [...]

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Springfield set to face Field

October 2, 2009

Springfield and Field will square off tonight at 7 p.m. at Springfield. Each team has a 4-1 overall record and a 2-0 mark in the Portage Trail Conference Metro Division. Springfield defeated Norton 26-13 this past week. Spartans senior quarterback Steven Cole completed 9-of-12 passes for 125 yards and two touchdowns. Spartans junior wide receiver [...]

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Lugo leaves Field, heads to Streetsboro

September 29, 2009

Field football coach Patrick Youel confirmed that standout senior running back Jay Lugo has left Field High School and is now a student at Streetsboro. Youel said Lugo is “moving to Streetsboro due to certain circumstances” and that “it’s a private matter.” “His family is moving out of the district and moving to Streetsboro,” Youel [...]

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Field confident after wins over Northwest & Roosevelt

September 23, 2009

The Field football team is on a roll right now after two impressive wins at Northwest and at Kent Roosevelt. Field coach Patrick Youel was extremely pleased with his team’s performance this past Friday when the Falcons defeated the Rough Riders 31-13. “We just came out, we had a great game plan from our coaching [...]

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Jay & Jay guide Field into Week 2

September 4, 2009

Field travels to East Palestine Friday night for a Week 2 matchup after the Falcons dispatched visiting Waterloo 48-0 this past Friday/Saturday. Senior tailback Jay Lugo rushed for three touchdowns in the victory and gained 237 yards on 12 carries. Junior quarterback Jay Wilson passed for two touchdowns and rushed for another. The Falcons gained [...]

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