Mike Shaffer is a journalist based in Ashtabula, Ohio. He primarily covers local sports for the Star Beacon, with a focus on high school athletics. His work has also been featured in Yahoo Sports and Yahoo News.
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Mike Shaffer's reporting primarily focuses on local sports events, with a strong emphasis on high school sports such as wrestling, swimming, and soccer. His coverage includes expert commentary and event coverage.
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By: Mike Shaffer
As any golfer can tell you, the tee box is where flex your muscles and show off a bit.
For Mickey Zheng, the tennis season may have been completely different. But the end result was about the same.
When it comes to talking about being coach of Geneva’s historic tennis program, Scott Torok has to confess he had some rather humble beginnings.
If Bryce Peet has learned anything about playing defense, it would be “don’t think, only react.”
There's not any sport that compares with high school wrestling.
“You never know how strong you are until being strong is the only choice you have.” Those are words Lakeside swim coach Maureen Surbella has used over the years with her team.
of 7 When it comes to girls' wrestling, Ashtabula County is catching up. Madison leads the way in participation, but other schools are starting to make some noise.
JEFFERSON — Some names and faces may have changed, but the recipe for success has not for the Edgwood girls basketball team.
Two weeks.
GENEVA — If Julie Taylor has emphasized anything in her first year at the helm of the Lakeside girls basketball team, it would be defense, rebounding, and hustle.
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