Issue 6 - North Canton City Schools - sparcc

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CELESTE GOLDIE
Sports Updates
Baseball
The baseball season had a strong start, winning the first six games of the season. Despite a disappointing loss to
Perry 12-2 Apr.10, the team hit back with a 5-3 win two days later. The boys next game is against Timken Apr. 14.
The team’s current record is 9-3.
- Kirsty Malloy
Softball
The girls softball teams are both off to a fiery, undefeated start. The varsity girls hold a record of 6-0 while
JV is 7-0. The girl’s next home game will be on April 17 at 5pm against Glenoak.
-Ali McNeese
CELESTE GOLDIE
REBECCA JUNOD
Boys Lacrosse
The boys lacrosse team had a game against Archbishop Hoban Mar. 24 and came out on top with a score of
16-3. They were then defeated by Rocky River Mar. 27 with a score of 7-4. However, the boys came back
Mar. 29, beating Walsh Jesuit 15-6. Unfortunately, St. Edwards beat the boys Mar. 31 with a score of 9-6.
-Kelsea Daniluk
Boys track
The boys team is off to a tough start, losing against Perry with a score of 90-47, and a loss to
Jackson with a score of 108-28. However, later that week in the North Canton Relays, they
were able to pull through and place fourth out of eight competing teams. The boys also had a
big win against Mckinley, beating them by five points.
-Maddie Morrow
REBECCA JUNOD
Sports-In-Brief
Spring is in the air, and the competition is starting to heat up.
Athletes are running in order to get ready, and the softball
team is continuing its winning ways.
After reclaiming the sate championship last year, the girls are
off to yet another fast start. Their new field is under construction,
and they’ll look to win another trophy as they prepare for new accomodations.
In other news, the baseball team lost two of its last three games.
However, they began to heat up with a 5-3 win against Perry.
They’ll look to continue to build momentum as they go through
the regular season.
The track teams have had a neutral start to the season thus far.
The girls have been able to begin with a 2-1 record and will look to
shift into gear as they match-up with upcoming opponents. Additionally,
the boys haven’t had quite the start they wanted, but they
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are beginning to improve. They boosted their record to 1-2 as
they took a narrow victory against Canton McKinley.
The girls lacrosse team is off to a beautiful start to the season.
Thus far, they haven’t lost a game. They’ll look to continue
their winning ways as they take on opponents in Green
and Brunswick.
Furthermore, the boys lacrosse team has been playing tough
competition, and they are sporting a record of 3-3. For scores
from their March games, check the updates above.
Lastly, the boys tennis team has had an incredible start;
they’ve won five of their first six games. The only loss came in
a close match with Lake, where the Vikings were barely edged
3-2.
- Compiled by Clint Yoos
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