Mark Hazelwood is a sports editor for the Norwalk Reflector and Sandusky Register. With a focus on local sports, Mark covers a wide range of athletic events and teams in the area. His work has also been featured in The Blade and Yahoo News.
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WILLARD — Any type of injuries to an athlete are impactful. And when the Willard volleyball team saw junior starter Natalie Slone go down in the opening match of the year, it left a mark in more ways than one.
The Roughriders (7-3) host Seneca East (6-4) in a Division VI first-round playoff game Friday in Collins
MONROEVILLE — The great equalizer. In five trips to the state semifinals in an eight-year span from 2015-22, the Monroeville volleyball team felt defenseless at times against strong offenses.
No. 4-seed Monroeville (9-1) hosts No. 13 Independence (4-6) in a Division VII first-round game on Friday
NORWALK — Each day this week, Chris Doughty still can't believe it. No, the first-year head coach of the St.
STRONGSVILLE — There were plenty of highlights. But what jumped out the most in St. Paul's Division VII regional semifinal Thursday night was the points it didn't score.
STRONGSVILLE — There were plenty of highlights. But what jumped out the most in St. Paul's Division VII regional semifinal Thursday night was the points it didn't score.
NORWALK — Napping is the key. Zuri Immel spends a lot of time on her feet on any given day.
NORWALK — The momentum went as quick as it came. The St. Paul football team scored two touchdowns within the first four minutes of Friday's Division VII Region 25 playoff game vs. Cuyahoga Heights.
The Lady Flyers (20-7) swept Wellsville (21-6) in three sets on Saturday to win a Div. VII regional title in Strongsville
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