Harding takes boys title
Tribune Chronicle / Steve Schenck
Harding’s DeAver Williamson crosses the finish line ahead of Howland’s Michael Mangiarelli during the 100-meter dash at the Trumbull County Meet.
CORTLAND — Warren G. Harding’s boys track and field team was seeking its fifth straight Trumbull County Track and Field title at Lakeview High School.
The Raiders’ top athlete and hurdler, junior Mitchell Seawood, is nursing a knee injury and was unavailable to run this week.
Thursday, Harding rallied its team and held off the rest of the county field for a fifth straight title — narrowly beating second-place McDonald, 85-81.
“We’ve battled a lot of injuries, but I’m not using it as a crutch or anything like that,” Harding coach Charles Penny said. “Our coaches did a great job in the past three weeks to get our kids in a position to where we’re hopefully battling for the county meet, to where we could win a county meet. My coaches were awesome. I’m at a great school with good kids and great coaches. They make me look good every day.
Hubbard flies home with girls title
CORTLAND — Hubbard’s girls track and field team had plenty of talent returning to this year’s Trumbull County Track and Field Meet at Lakeview High School.
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CORTLAND — The Champion Golden Flashes scored all their runs in the first inning en route to a 6-2 victory over Trumbull Athletic Conference-8 rival Lakeview.
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NILES — The constant rain that fell throughout the first six innings of Wednesday night’s game between Canfield and Howland certainly didn’t seem to bother the Cardinals. It was when the rain stopped in the seventh inning that things got interesting.
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CORTLAND — Mitchell Seawood has recovered from his dislocated shoulder, but the Warren G. Harding junior walks with a noticeable limp — favoring his right leg.
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Hancovsky’s blast went into right-center field.
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