Ryan Isley is a writer and editor with a focus on local sports. He contributes to various publications, including SBLive Sports, Points North Atlanta, and Cigalah Group. Ryan covers a wide range of sports events and highlights local athletes, providing in-depth analysis and updates on high school sports.
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Ryan Isley's focus is primarily on local sports events and high school athletics, particularly girls' basketball and football. His coverage attributes indicate a strong emphasis on event coverage, with evolving stories also being featured frequently.
If you have news related to local high school sporting events or standout performances by young athletes in the Ohio/Pennsylvania area, Ryan would likely be interested. Additionally, if you have insights about emerging talents or developing storylines within these specific sports communities, it could align well with his coverage priorities.
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MADISON TWP. — It’s difficult to lose in soccer if you don’t allow the opposing team to score.
By: Ryan Isley
By Ryan Isley | special to cleveland.com WADSWORTH, Ohio – Wadsworth's football team had been working on a perfect season until it was ruined by North Royalton in the final week of the regular season.
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By Ryan Isley | special to cleveland.com CLEVELAND, Ohio — Maxwell Friedrich of St.
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By Ryan Isley | special to cleveland.com CLEVELAND, Ohio — The OHSAA held its cross country state championships at Fortress Obetz and Memorial Park in Obetz on Saturday.
BEAVERCREEK — Grace Shondel jumped in the air and spun around as she was hugged by her teammates.
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| By Ryan Isley | special to cleveland.com CUYAHOGA FALLS, Ohio – Walsh Jesuit quarterback Kellen Moten took the shotgun
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COLUMBUS — The Highland girls soccer team knew that to have a chance to win the D-III state championship Saturday afternoon at Historic Crew Stadium against Bay, stopping one of the best players in Ohio was imperative.
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By Ryan Isley | special to cleveland.com RAVENNA, Ohio – Walsh Jesuit football players knew what could be waiting for them next week.
RAVENNA – Austintown-Fitch didn't have enough answers Friday night and the season came to an end in a 42-28 loss to Walsh Jesuit in a Division II, Region 5 regional semifinal.
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By Ryan Isley | special to cleveland.com CLEVELAND, Ohio – The 2024-25 girls basketball season is upon us, and there are some significant changes from last season.
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