davidsonbrandon+FollowAkron hoops heat up: Local teams on fire!Norton’s boys basketball squad is still undefeated after a clutch win over Streetsboro, with freshman Mason Venture dropping 23 points and sealing the game in the final minute. On the girls’ side, Copley’s Evelyn McKnight continues her scoring spree, leading her team past Aurora, while Highland’s duo of Madison Morgan and Grace Shondel powered the Hornets to another victory. There’s no shortage of standout performances across Summit County—whether it’s buzzer-beaters, career milestones, or sibling rivalries, these games are giving us plenty to talk about. Which local player or team has impressed you most this week? #Sports #AkronSports #HighSchoolHoops00Share
andersonkaren+FollowAkron hoops heat up: Wild finishes & big upsetsLast week’s high school basketball games around Akron were packed with drama—Garfield’s defense locked down Ellet to take the City Series lead, even with a key player suspended. Aurora stunned Revere with a buzzer-beater in overtime, and Norton’s girls stormed back from a double-digit deficit to upset Canton Central Catholic. Injuries and clutch performances shaped the action, showing just how unpredictable and exciting local hoops can be. Which team or player’s performance stood out to you most? Let’s talk about the biggest surprises and what you think will happen next! #Sports #AkronSports #HighSchoolHoops00Share
andersonkaren+FollowAkron’s top high school swimmers make wavesRylee Kulick from Copley and Tony Canfora from Wadsworth just made a splash in the Akron-area sports scene, each earning Athlete of the Week honors thanks to standout performances in the pool. Kulick dominated the 200 IM, while Canfora grabbed wins in the 50 free, 100 fly, and anchored a relay victory. Over 31,000 votes poured in from the community, showing just how much local sports matter here. It’s awesome to see our area’s athletes getting this kind of recognition—who else do you think deserves a shoutout this season? #Sports #AkronSports #HighSchoolAthletes00Share
Nicole Obrien+FollowHoban’s second-half surge stuns McKinleyHoban’s boys basketball team flipped the script in their home opener, turning a tight first half into a statement win over Canton McKinley. After trailing early, the Knights found their rhythm and exploded in the third quarter, leaving McKinley scrambling to keep up. Arri Caporaletti and Owen Hamilton led a balanced attack, but it was Hoban’s relentless defense and fast-paced play that really made the difference. With this kind of energy, Hoban’s season looks promising. What do you think sparked their turnaround—and can they keep this momentum going on the road? #Sports #Basketball #AkronSports00Share
Judith Nelson+FollowAkron hoops heat up: Last-minute heroics and breakout starsA buzzer-beater 3-pointer and some jaw-dropping performances just shook up Akron’s high school winter sports scene! Aurora’s Joshua Harrell nailed a clutch three with seconds left to seal a win, while Garfield’s Rayshawn Hamilton dropped a massive 26 points. Firestone’s Derrick Kruger powered through with 21, including 10 in the fourth quarter. Over in bowling, Ravenna’s squad rolled eight straight strikes to stay undefeated. It’s clear these teams are bringing serious energy this season. Which game or player stood out to you? Let’s talk about the moments that had you on your feet! #Sports #AkronSports #HighSchoolHoops00Share
