Josh Weir
Sports Writer at The Canton Repository
Sports writer The Repository, https://t.co/25rEA1EcA9 since 2002. Covers high school sports, among other things.
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2 days ago |
indeonline.com | Josh Weir
A look at the top hitters, base runners and pitchers in Greater Canton high school baseball and softball so far during the 2025 OHSAA season. For the previous edition of the area leaders, click here. Stark County-area high school baseball statistical leaders OFFENSE BATTING AVERAGE (minimum 35 at-bats) Player, school - Hits - ABs - Avg.
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2 days ago |
the-review.com | Josh Weir
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2 days ago |
cantonrep.com | Josh Weir
A look at the top hitters, base runners and pitchers in Greater Canton high school baseball and softball so far during the 2025 OHSAA season. For the previous edition of the area leaders, click here. Stats are submitted by area baseball and softball coaches
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1 week ago |
indeonline.com | Josh Weir
Having four Stark County natives in Major League Baseball at the same time seems like a rare occurrence. That's because it is. Specifically, 85 years rare. The county recently had four players in the big leagues, a feat that hadn't happened since 1940. When Ryan Bergert was called up by the San Diego Padres on April 25, he joined the Houston Astros' Zach Dezenzo, the Detroit Tigers' Dillon Dingler and the Pittsburgh Pirates' Kyle Nicolas on MLB rosters. Nicolas has since been optioned to Triple A.
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1 week ago |
indeonline.com | Chris Beaven |Josh Weir
The Ohio High School Athletic Association announced the new divisional breakdowns and playoff regions for the 2025 high school football season on Thursday. No schools in Divisions II through VII opted to move up to Division I. Twelve additional schools moved up a division due to the OHSAA’s competitive balance process that analyzes data from roster information provided by each school from the previous season.
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FYI to area HS baseball and softball coaches: We'll run stat leaders early next week. Send up-to-date stats to [email protected] by noon on Monday to be included. Thanks! @FederalLeagueOH @PAC7_Sports @OhioEBC @inter_valley
Four Stark County products in the big leagues at the same time? A feat 85 years in the making https://t.co/d1LDDCI6xx via @cantonrepdotcom
RT @jweirREP: Great turnout for the first edition of area stats. Thanks to all the HS baseball and softball coaches who sent in. We'll run…