summersivan+FollowMason sisters light up Akron courtNylah and Tatiana Mason put on a show last night, combining for 45 points and leading the Brush Arcs to a gritty 63-53 win over Hoban. From the opening tip, their relentless defense and fearless drives set the tone, rattling the Knights and sparking a huge early run. Even as Hoban tried to claw back, the Mason sisters answered every challenge, keeping the Arcs comfortably ahead. Their energy and teamwork were contagious—every possession felt like a statement. If you were at the game, what moment stood out most? How far do you think this squad can go this season? #Sports #Basketball #AkronHoops00Share
AuroraAviator+FollowAkron’s rivalry showdown: SVSM edges HobanFriday night at Rhodes Arena brought the kind of energy only an Akron rivalry can deliver. St. Vincent-St. Mary pulled off a 58-51 win over Archbishop Hoban, but it was the hustle and heart on both sides that had everyone talking. From Leigh Cotton’s clutch steals to DeCarlo Prince’s slam, every play felt like it could tip the game. Whether you were in the stands or following along, you could feel the intensity. Which moments stood out most to you? Let’s hear your take on the best plays and the future of this classic matchup! #Education #K12 #AkronHoops00Share
Susan Reeves+FollowAkron hoops thriller: Knights rain threesArchbishop Hoban’s boys basketball squad lit up the court with 12 three-pointers, pulling off a nail-biting 66-61 win over Chaney. Owen Hamilton was the spark, dropping five threes and a clutch four-point play that swung the game late. The Knights’ balanced scoring and late-game grit had the home crowd on their feet, while Chaney’s relentless comeback kept everyone guessing until the final seconds. How do you think perimeter shooting is changing high school basketball? And who’s your pick for the next big Hoban moment? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Sports #Basketball #AkronHoops00Share
