JT’s NFL Playoff Predictions
January 7, 2012 • John Thomas, Senior Writer
Filed under Sports, Uncategorized
The NFL season is over for 20 teams; that means 12 teams are left for the race to the Super Bowl. Here is my opinion on who will make it all the way and the rest of the playoff games as well. WILD CARD ROUND Cincinnati Bengals 20 Houston Texans 13 Saturday 4:30 CBS The Texans have been... Read more »
Scenes from the showdown with McDonald
December 7, 2011 • Rampage Staff
Filed under Sports, Top Stories, Winter Sports
The rivalry continued on Tuesday night when the Rams squared off against the McDonald Blue Devils in a battle of boys basketball squads. The Devils edged the Rams 73-70 in an overtime thriller. Here are some pics from the game. [Show as slideshow] [View with PicLens] ... Read more »
Boys basketball looking for a big rebound year
November 18, 2011 • John Thomas, Senior Writer
Filed under Sports, Top Stories, Uncategorized, Winter Sports
Fall is winding down; no more football on Friday nights and the winter months are almost here. Before you know it, it will be December 2 and the first game for the Mineral Ridge High School boys basketball team. Now, when we talk about the boys basketball team we have to talk about the miserable 0-22... Read more »
MRHS competition cheer team in action on home turf
November 13, 2011
Filed under Sports, Videos
The MRHS competition cheer team competed at Mineral Ridge High School on November 13. Here’s the video of their routine: Read More →
Lady Rams volleyball victorious in first regional contest
November 4, 2011 • Staff Report
Filed under Sports, Top Stories
The Lady Rams of Mineral Ridge High School defeated Jackson Milton the first round of regional play on Thursday night at Solon High School. The ladies won the match in a three-game sweep. The team’s next match will be the regional finals, again at Solon High School, and will take place on Saturday... Read more »
Soccer: it’s the right thing for Weathersfield
October 30, 2011 • Jackie Smith, Junior Contributor
Filed under Opinions, Sports
Guest contributor Jackie Smith thinks that MRHS needs a soccer program. This is her case. What sport is played regularly by about 240 million people in over 200 countries? It is soccer. Soccer has been a very popular sport for a very long time. It is an international sport, and is played in almost... Read more »
Bringing intramural sports to MRHS a can’t miss idea
October 30, 2011 • John Thomas, Senior Writer
Filed under Sports, Student Life, The Levy
Mineral Ridge should have intramural sports. Intramurals are great for students who don’t play varsity athletics or who just don’t want to go through the hassle of practicing every day but still love sports and just want to play for fun. They also give students the chance to play different sports... Read more »
Lady Rams volleyball eyeing regional play
October 27, 2011 • Lea Whitmer, Senior Writer
Filed under Fall Sports, Sports
Sup ladies? The Lady Rams volleyball team ended their regular season by defeating the South Range Raiders. This year they moved down from division 3 to division 4. Tournament play is taking place at Badger High School. The Rams were seeded number 3; Ledgemont was 1 and Lordstown was 2. In their first... Read more »
New season, new players, new game
September 27, 2011 • Paige Allen, Junior Writer
Filed under Sports
Paige Allen’s first place winning article from YSU’s Fall Press Day Staged News Event. Jumping back into a new season, Coach Tom Sims gives his take on what he hopes the Youngstown State University football team will be like this year, his past experiences, and what goes through his mind... Read more »
Rain, rain, go away! Let us play some baseball today!
April 14, 2011 • Dino Digiacomo and David Pustay, Junior Writers
Filed under Sports, Spring Sports
The Mineral Ridge Rams baseball team opened their season on March 29 In the 16 days since then, the boys have played only 4 of the 11 games scheduled to be played during that time span. What is the reason for all of these cancellations? Mother Nature. The rain and snow storms that have hammered many... Read more »
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