Michael Greco

2 weeks ago | sports.yahoo.com | Michael Greco

MENTOR — After Friday’s Division IV Northeast 3 district softball final between Perry and Edgewood, one Chagrin Valley Conference Lake Division team would move on, and the other’s season was going to finish. In a hard-fought battle, the Warriors fell short 5-3 at Mentor High School. AdvertisementEdgewood ended its season at 16-5. “Very proud of the girls,” Warriors coach Randy Vencill said. “They battled all season and have never given up and always gave their all.

2 weeks ago | starbeacon.com | Michael Greco

MENTOR — After Friday’s Division IV Northeast 3 district softball final between Perry and Edgewood, one Chagrin Valley Conference Lake Division team would move on, and the other’s season was going to finish. In a hard-fought battle, the Warriors fell short 5-3 at Mentor High School. kAmt586H@@5 6?565 :ED D62D@? 2E `e\d]k^Am kAm“'6CJ AC@F5 @7 E96 8:C=D[” (2CC:@CD 4@249 #2?5J '6?4:== D2:5] “%96J 32EE=65 2== D62D@? 2?5 92G6 ?6G6C 8:G6?

2 weeks ago | starbeacon.com | Michael Greco

MENTOR — After Friday’s Division IV Northeast 3 district softball final between Perry and Edgewood, one Chagrin Valley Conference Lake Division team would move on, and the other’s season was going to finish. In a hard-fought battle, the Warriors fell short 5-3 at Mentor High School. kAmt586H@@5 6?565 :ED D62D@? 2E `e\d]k^Am kAm“'6CJ AC@F5 @7 E96 8:C=D[” (2CC:@CD 4@249 #2?5J '6?4:== D2:5] “%96J 32EE=65 2== D62D@? 2?5 92G6 ?6G6C 8:G6?

3 weeks ago | sports.yahoo.com | Michael Greco

With a young team on the field this season, Grand Valley baseball coach Zach Sirrine has been pleased of what he seen in the 2025 season. “We’ve had a pretty good year, with one one senior and four freshmen that start on months so far,” he said. “We’ve had some ups and downs, but more ups than downs so far.”AdvertisementThe Mustangs are 11-5 overall, 2-3 in the Northeastern Athletic Conference. GV has defeated county foes Pymatuning Valley 7-0, Edgewood 8-5 and Conneaut 13-2 during the season.

3 weeks ago | starbeacon.com | Michael Greco

With a young team on the field this season, Grand Valley baseball coach Zach Sirrine has been pleased of what he seen in the 2025 season. “We’ve had a pretty good year, with one one senior and four freshmen that start on months so far,” he said. “We’ve had some ups and downs, but more ups than downs so far.”kAm%96 |FDE2?8D 2C6 ``\d @G6C2==[ a\b :? E96 }@CE962DE6C?