Mike Popovich
Sports Reporter at The Canton Repository
Multi-media sports reporter at https://t.co/ylUJ5cqR5l. @TheLetterNet co-host. Forever proud @WZIPSports alum. Big @aidenthebrew supporter.
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6 days ago |
the-review.com | Mike Popovich
After falling short in the 3,200 relay, Fairless runners Brice Fuller, Bradlee Keehn and Andrew Hearn earned individual state berths. Fuller won the 3,200, Keehn finished second in the 800 and Hearn was fourth in the 1,600 at the Muskingum Division II regional track and field meet. Fuller's winning time of 9:17.50 broke a meet record. NEW CONCORD — This was a new day.
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1 week ago |
cantonrep.com | Mike Popovich
• Hoover grabbed a share of the boys team title at the Austintown Fitch Division I regional track and field meet. • A fifth-place finish by the 1,600 relay was enough to help the Vikings catch Hudson for the team title. • After winning the long jump, Hoover's Isaiah Barker added a regional title in the high jump. AUSTINTOWN — Heartbreak gave way to elation in more ways than one. Hoover's boys 1,600 relay did enough to give the Vikings a historic win.
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1 week ago |
cantonrep.com | Mike Popovich
• Minerva's boys and girls track and field teams continue to be inspired by longtime coach Frank Monk, who passed away in January. • The Lions boys and girls 3,200 relays qualified for state during the first day of the Muskingum Division II regional meet. NEW CONCORD — His absence was noticably felt this season. Somewhere up above, though, you can bet Frank Monk was smiling.
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1 week ago |
indeonline.com | Mike Popovich
McKinley thrower K'Vuone McNeal qualified for his first OHSAA state track and field meet in the discus. McNeal finished third at the Division I regional at Austintown Fitch. The state berth comes in McNeal's second season as a thrower. AUSTINTOWN — Being on the biggest stage of his young high school track and field career didn't faze K'Vuone McNeal a bit. The McKinley senior proved he belonged. Now he will get a chance to compete on an even bigger stage.
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1 week ago |
cantonrep.com | Mike Popovich
• McKinley thrower K'Vuone McNeal qualified for his first OHSAA state track and field meet in the discus. • McNeal finished third at the Division I regional at Austintown Fitch. • The state berth comes in McNeal's second season as a thrower. AUSTINTOWN — Being on the biggest stage of his young high school track and field career didn't faze K'Vuone McNeal a bit. The McKinley senior proved he belonged. Now he will get a chance to compete on an even bigger stage.
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