Cathedral Prep Athletics Roundup for Wednesday, September 10:
• Girls volleyball swept Clarion-Limestone. Varsity swept the Lions, 3-0. Kamryn Resurreccion had 26 assists and 13 digs. Coco Speros finished with 10 kills and 17 digs. Kharhys Nickson and Nora Marsh each had six kills. Paige Patsy had seven digs. Ellen Hutchinson had 13 digs, while Mackenzie Moore finished with 28 digs. JV battled to a three-set victory, 2-1. Gianna Lombardi had 18 assists and 10 digs. Alaina Sambuchino finished with five kills and eight digs. Awut Mangok had five kills. Kendall Krahe had six kills and 10 digs. Catie Costello had 18 digs, while Frankie Agresti added five digs. 🏐
• Boys soccer took on Harbor Creek. Varsity battled to a 0-0 tie in double overtime. AJ Sirianni got the shutout. JV picked up a 2-0 win over the Huskies. Parker Foster and Wes Griffith each scored, while Breese Stoeger and John McCormick got the shutout in net. ⚽
• Girls golf finished third in their Region mega match at Culbertson Hills Golf Club. Claire Williams shot a 44 to lead the Ramblers. Lillian Kilmer shot a 46, while Abby Miller shot a 49. Barbara Martone finished with a 50. Isabelle Shames shot a 51. ⛳
• Girls volleyball swept Clarion-Limestone. Varsity swept the Lions, 3-0. Kamryn Resurreccion had 26 assists and 13 digs. Coco Speros finished with 10 kills and 17 digs. Kharhys Nickson and Nora Marsh each had six kills. Paige Patsy had seven digs. Ellen Hutchinson had 13 digs, while Mackenzie Moore finished with 28 digs. JV battled to a three-set victory, 2-1. Gianna Lombardi had 18 assists and 10 digs. Alaina Sambuchino finished with five kills and eight digs. Awut Mangok had five kills. Kendall Krahe had six kills and 10 digs. Catie Costello had 18 digs, while Frankie Agresti added five digs. 🏐
• Boys soccer took on Harbor Creek. Varsity battled to a 0-0 tie in double overtime. AJ Sirianni got the shutout. JV picked up a 2-0 win over the Huskies. Parker Foster and Wes Griffith each scored, while Breese Stoeger and John McCormick got the shutout in net. ⚽
• Girls golf finished third in their Region mega match at Culbertson Hills Golf Club. Claire Williams shot a 44 to lead the Ramblers. Lillian Kilmer shot a 46, while Abby Miller shot a 49. Barbara Martone finished with a 50. Isabelle Shames shot a 51. ⛳
Congratulations to Grace Orlando ’26. She has committed to play college basketball next season at Penn State Behrend. Orlando will be a three-year varsity player and has helped lead her teams to three consecutive Region and District titles. She was second on the team in three-pointers made as a junior, and has been a defensive stalwart for all three years at Prep. #Prep #RollRamblers #StudentAthlete 🏀
Cathedral Prep Athletics Roundup for Tuesday, September 9:
• Girls tennis swept Erie High, 5-0. Finleigh Handzel, Ella Fetzner, and Sofia Giacomelli won in singles. The tandems of Eliza Kalner /Katie Kuhar and Lydia Honard/Addison Blakely took doubles. 🎾
• Girls and boys cross country faced off against McDowell at Allegheny College. The girls won in decisive style, 17-40, with the top five scoring runners and thesixth displacer finishing in the nine spots. Anne-Catherine Brown won the race, while Fina Bannister and Zita Schiedel followed in second and third, respectively. Makayla finished fifth. Reagan Johnston took sixth, while Sophie Becker finished ninth. The boys fell to McDowell, 50-15. Will English finished eighth to lead the way. Quinn Orlando followed in ninth. Michael Brown finished 10th, while Sam English was 11th. Jeremai Pruzenski rounded out the top five in 12th. 👟
• Girls tennis swept Erie High, 5-0. Finleigh Handzel, Ella Fetzner, and Sofia Giacomelli won in singles. The tandems of Eliza Kalner /Katie Kuhar and Lydia Honard/Addison Blakely took doubles. 🎾
• Girls and boys cross country faced off against McDowell at Allegheny College. The girls won in decisive style, 17-40, with the top five scoring runners and thesixth displacer finishing in the nine spots. Anne-Catherine Brown won the race, while Fina Bannister and Zita Schiedel followed in second and third, respectively. Makayla finished fifth. Reagan Johnston took sixth, while Sophie Becker finished ninth. The boys fell to McDowell, 50-15. Will English finished eighth to lead the way. Quinn Orlando followed in ninth. Michael Brown finished 10th, while Sam English was 11th. Jeremai Pruzenski rounded out the top five in 12th. 👟
Students in Ms. Kabasinski's forensic science class are in the middle of their crime scene unit. Forensic science independent study student Katie Kuhar ’26 created the crime scenes and planted the evidence. Students had to go secure the scene, photograph, sketch, gather evidence, and decide which suspect committed the crime! #Prep #Forensics 🔍🩸
Cathedral Prep Athletics Roundup for Monday, September 8:
• Boys soccer swept Girard. Two goals apiece from Max Johnson and Will Agresti helped varsity to a 4-0 Region win over the Yellow Jackets. AJ Sirianni earned the shutout. JV also won their match, 3-0. Parker Foster, Wes Griffith, and Breese Stoeger scored, while Stoeger and John McCormick shared the shutout. ⚽
• Girls soccer picked up a 3-1 win over DuBois in a varsity-only matchup. Peyton Rodgers scored a pair of goals. Jordyn DiRaimo also scored. CC Cacchione, Alexa Senz, and Brooklyn DiRaimo all had assists. ⚽
• Boys golf finished third in their Region mega match at Lake Shore Country Club. Joseph Prichard finished third overall with a 75. Connor Laird finished fourth with a 77. Sonny Washburn tied for seventh with a 79. Nik Blanchard and Jack Marz rounded out the scoring with an 87 and 88, respectively. ⛳
• Girls golf finished fourth in their Region mega match at the Union City Country Club. Barbara Martone led the Ramblers with a 47. Abby Miller shot a 49, while Isabelle Shames and Lillian Kilmer each shot a 54. Claire Williams finished with a 55. ⛳
• LATE WEEKEND SCORES: Girls varsity volleyball participated in the St. Mary’s (NY) Tournament. The Ramblers won their opening match, 2-0, over Nardin Academy (NY). Kamryn Resurreccion had 18 assists. Coco Speros finished with seven kills, five digs, and six aces. Ellen Hutchinson and Nora Marsh each had five kills, while Mackenzie Moore had eight digs. They would split with Chautauqua Lake (NY), 1-1, in their second match. Resurreccion had 13 assists and eight digs. Speros had eight kills. Moore and Paige Patsy had seven and 10 digs, respectively. They would fall to Williamsville South (NY), 2-0, in their third match. Resurreccion had eight assists, while Speros had five kills. In the playoffs, the Ramblers would again drop their match to Williamsville South (NY), 2-0. Resurreccion had 10 assists and seven digs. Speros had five kills and eight digs, while Moore had seven digs. 🏐
• Boys soccer swept Girard. Two goals apiece from Max Johnson and Will Agresti helped varsity to a 4-0 Region win over the Yellow Jackets. AJ Sirianni earned the shutout. JV also won their match, 3-0. Parker Foster, Wes Griffith, and Breese Stoeger scored, while Stoeger and John McCormick shared the shutout. ⚽
• Girls soccer picked up a 3-1 win over DuBois in a varsity-only matchup. Peyton Rodgers scored a pair of goals. Jordyn DiRaimo also scored. CC Cacchione, Alexa Senz, and Brooklyn DiRaimo all had assists. ⚽
• Boys golf finished third in their Region mega match at Lake Shore Country Club. Joseph Prichard finished third overall with a 75. Connor Laird finished fourth with a 77. Sonny Washburn tied for seventh with a 79. Nik Blanchard and Jack Marz rounded out the scoring with an 87 and 88, respectively. ⛳
• Girls golf finished fourth in their Region mega match at the Union City Country Club. Barbara Martone led the Ramblers with a 47. Abby Miller shot a 49, while Isabelle Shames and Lillian Kilmer each shot a 54. Claire Williams finished with a 55. ⛳
• LATE WEEKEND SCORES: Girls varsity volleyball participated in the St. Mary’s (NY) Tournament. The Ramblers won their opening match, 2-0, over Nardin Academy (NY). Kamryn Resurreccion had 18 assists. Coco Speros finished with seven kills, five digs, and six aces. Ellen Hutchinson and Nora Marsh each had five kills, while Mackenzie Moore had eight digs. They would split with Chautauqua Lake (NY), 1-1, in their second match. Resurreccion had 13 assists and eight digs. Speros had eight kills. Moore and Paige Patsy had seven and 10 digs, respectively. They would fall to Williamsville South (NY), 2-0, in their third match. Resurreccion had eight assists, while Speros had five kills. In the playoffs, the Ramblers would again drop their match to Williamsville South (NY), 2-0. Resurreccion had 10 assists and seven digs. Speros had five kills and eight digs, while Moore had seven digs. 🏐
Congratulations to Joe Flanagan ’26. He has committed to play baseball next season at Gannon University on scholarship. As a catcher for the Ramblers, Flanagan committed just one error in the field. He also hit .333 as a junior and drove in 13 runs. #Prep #RollRamblers #StudentAthlete ⚾
Cathedral Prep Weekend Athletics Roundup:
• Girls and boys cross country raced at PTXC 16 Meet at Kutztown University. Girls varsity finished in third place behind individual medalists Fina Bannister and Anne-Catherine Brown. Boys varsity placed 14th behind lead runner Will English. Girls JV finished sixth behind individual medalists Lilly Pinzok and Sophia Swanseger. 👟
• Football took on Riverside (OH) over the weekend. Varsity lost their first game of the season, falling to the Beavers, 26-7. The Ramblers fell behind 19-0 in the first half and never recovered. Davin Friedman threw for 187 yards and a touchdown, while also rushing for 66 yards. Matt Oblich had six catches for 66 yards and the lone score, while Gavin Easter hauled in nine catches for 106 yards. JV also lost their matchup, 24-8. Marquis Leggett scored for the Ramblers, while Broegan McCarthy converted the two-point conversion. 🏈
• Boys soccer faced off with North Catholic in a doubleheader. Varsity battled the Trojans to a 1-1 tie. The Ramblers battled back after being down 1-0 to take the game to double overtime. James DiSanza had the goal, while Max Johnson had the assist. JV dropped their match, 2-1. Dominic Leone scored off an assist from Wes Griffith. ⚽
• Girls and boys cross country raced at PTXC 16 Meet at Kutztown University. Girls varsity finished in third place behind individual medalists Fina Bannister and Anne-Catherine Brown. Boys varsity placed 14th behind lead runner Will English. Girls JV finished sixth behind individual medalists Lilly Pinzok and Sophia Swanseger. 👟
• Football took on Riverside (OH) over the weekend. Varsity lost their first game of the season, falling to the Beavers, 26-7. The Ramblers fell behind 19-0 in the first half and never recovered. Davin Friedman threw for 187 yards and a touchdown, while also rushing for 66 yards. Matt Oblich had six catches for 66 yards and the lone score, while Gavin Easter hauled in nine catches for 106 yards. JV also lost their matchup, 24-8. Marquis Leggett scored for the Ramblers, while Broegan McCarthy converted the two-point conversion. 🏈
• Boys soccer faced off with North Catholic in a doubleheader. Varsity battled the Trojans to a 1-1 tie. The Ramblers battled back after being down 1-0 to take the game to double overtime. James DiSanza had the goal, while Max Johnson had the assist. JV dropped their match, 2-1. Dominic Leone scored off an assist from Wes Griffith. ⚽
Mr. Conley’s Emerging Technologies class had their first virtual reality (VR) experience of the year. Students were able to simulate a virtual shark dive with great white sharks and explore a virtual haunted house. #Prep #EmergingTechnologies
AFJROTC cadets had the opportunity to spend the day together at WLD Ranch yesterday. They learned and developed the values of leadership and team week while strengthening their bond as a unit. #Prep
Cathedral Prep Athletics Roundup for Thursday, September 4:
• Boys golf finished second overall at the Corry Invitational at North Hills Golf Course. Sonny Washburn fired an even par 72 to win the individual event. Joseph Prichard shot a 74 to finish second overall. Nik Blanchard shot an 80, while Connor Laird finished with an 82. Jack Marz shot an 86. ⛳
• Boys golf finished second overall at the Corry Invitational at North Hills Golf Course. Sonny Washburn fired an even par 72 to win the individual event. Joseph Prichard shot a 74 to finish second overall. Nik Blanchard shot an 80, while Connor Laird finished with an 82. Jack Marz shot an 86. ⛳
Cathedral Prep Athletics Roundup for Wednesday, September 3:
• Girls tennis swept North Catholic, 5-0. Paige Patsy, Ella Fetzner, and Lydia Beuchert won in singles. The tandems of Eliza Kalner/Katie Kuhar and Elizabeth Hutchinson/ Rory Brugger took their doubles matches in straight sets. 🎾
• Girls golf finished fifth in the Lady Lancer Invitational at Riverside Golf Gourse. Claire Williams finished 11th overall after shooting an 83. Lillian Kilmer shot a 94, while Barbara Martone shot a 96. Isabelle Shames shot a 101. Claire Patsy shot a 104.⛳
• Girls tennis swept North Catholic, 5-0. Paige Patsy, Ella Fetzner, and Lydia Beuchert won in singles. The tandems of Eliza Kalner/Katie Kuhar and Elizabeth Hutchinson/ Rory Brugger took their doubles matches in straight sets. 🎾
• Girls golf finished fifth in the Lady Lancer Invitational at Riverside Golf Gourse. Claire Williams finished 11th overall after shooting an 83. Lillian Kilmer shot a 94, while Barbara Martone shot a 96. Isabelle Shames shot a 101. Claire Patsy shot a 104.⛳
Cathedral Prep Athletics Roundup for Tuesday, September 2:
• Girls soccer split their doubleheader with St. Mary’s (NY). Varsity dropped their matchup to the Lancers, 4-1. Alexa Senz scored the lone goal, while CC Cacchione had the assist. JV won their matchup, 7-0. ⚽
• Girls volleyball was swept by Warren. Varsity fell to the Dragons, 3-0. Coco Speros had 12 kills and 10 digs. Nora Marsh had six kills, while Kharhys Nickson finished with seven kills. Paige Patsy had seven digs. Mackenzie Moore finished with 27 digs, while Ellen Hutchinson had 17 digs. JVs fell in three sets, 2-1. Alaina Sambuchino had five digs, while Gianna Lombardi finished with seven assists. 🏐
• Girls soccer split their doubleheader with St. Mary’s (NY). Varsity dropped their matchup to the Lancers, 4-1. Alexa Senz scored the lone goal, while CC Cacchione had the assist. JV won their matchup, 7-0. ⚽
• Girls volleyball was swept by Warren. Varsity fell to the Dragons, 3-0. Coco Speros had 12 kills and 10 digs. Nora Marsh had six kills, while Kharhys Nickson finished with seven kills. Paige Patsy had seven digs. Mackenzie Moore finished with 27 digs, while Ellen Hutchinson had 17 digs. JVs fell in three sets, 2-1. Alaina Sambuchino had five digs, while Gianna Lombardi finished with seven assists. 🏐
Cathedral Prep Holiday Weekend Athletics Roundup:
• In another thriller, varsity football scored a touchdown with time running out to defeat Sharon, 43-41. Davin Friedman hit Matthew Oblich for the game winner. Friedman threw for 208 yards and three touchdowns. He also ran one in. Oblich had eight catches for 123 yards and two touchdowns. DaZarie Carson had 44 carries for 293 yards and two scores. Jason Harris hauled in a 49-yard touchdown. 🏈
• Varsity boys soccer trailed 2-0 late in the second half, but stormed back to knock off St. Francis DeSales (OH), 3-2. Will Agresti scored a pair of goals, while Max Johnson got the game winner. ⚽
• Varsity girls soccer participated in the Lopes Cup at Avonworth. The Ramblers shutout the hosts, 7-0, to advance to the championship. Alexa Senz scored a pairof goals and had an assist. Peyton Rodgers, Mackenzie Prather, Lauren McCormick, Jordyn DiRaimo, and Anna Johnson also scored. CC Cacchione, Kate Toohey, Kate Peterson, and McCormick had assists. Jordan Senz secured the shutout in goal. They would fall to South Fayette in the championship, 1-0. ⚽
• Girls tennis swept Mercyhurst Prep, 5-0. Paige Patsy, Ella Fetzner, and Lydia Beuchert won in straight sets in singles. The tandems of Eliza Kalner/Rory Brugger and Lydia Honard/Addison Blakely did the same in doubles. 🎾
(Photos courtesy of Erie County Sports Photos – Rich Wise)
• In another thriller, varsity football scored a touchdown with time running out to defeat Sharon, 43-41. Davin Friedman hit Matthew Oblich for the game winner. Friedman threw for 208 yards and three touchdowns. He also ran one in. Oblich had eight catches for 123 yards and two touchdowns. DaZarie Carson had 44 carries for 293 yards and two scores. Jason Harris hauled in a 49-yard touchdown. 🏈
• Varsity boys soccer trailed 2-0 late in the second half, but stormed back to knock off St. Francis DeSales (OH), 3-2. Will Agresti scored a pair of goals, while Max Johnson got the game winner. ⚽
• Varsity girls soccer participated in the Lopes Cup at Avonworth. The Ramblers shutout the hosts, 7-0, to advance to the championship. Alexa Senz scored a pairof goals and had an assist. Peyton Rodgers, Mackenzie Prather, Lauren McCormick, Jordyn DiRaimo, and Anna Johnson also scored. CC Cacchione, Kate Toohey, Kate Peterson, and McCormick had assists. Jordan Senz secured the shutout in goal. They would fall to South Fayette in the championship, 1-0. ⚽
• Girls tennis swept Mercyhurst Prep, 5-0. Paige Patsy, Ella Fetzner, and Lydia Beuchert won in straight sets in singles. The tandems of Eliza Kalner/Rory Brugger and Lydia Honard/Addison Blakely did the same in doubles. 🎾
(Photos courtesy of Erie County Sports Photos – Rich Wise)
Congratulations to Jordan Senz ’27. She has already verbally committed to play soccer at Division I University of Louisville on scholarship. One of the top goalkeepers in the state, Senz helped lead the Ramblers to a state runner-up finish last season. #Prep #RollRamblers #StudentAthlete ⚽
Cathedral Prep Athletics Roundup for Thursday, August 28:
• Boys golf finished second in their Region mega match at Mound Grove Golf Course. Joseph Prichard and Nik Blanchard tied for second overall after each shooting a 77. Connor Laird shot a 78, while Sonny Washburn finished with an 82. Jack Marz shot a 91. ⛳
• Girls volleyball split their doubleheader against Youngstown Ursuline (OH). Varsity picked up their first win of the year, 3-1. Kamryn Resurrecion finished with 42 assists and 12 digs. Colette Speros had 15 kills and 12 digs. Ellen Hutchinson had five kills and eight digs. Nora Marsh finished with 11 kills and six digs. Kharhys Nickson had six kills, eight blocks, and six aces. Mackenzie Moore had 18 digs. Paige Patsy finished with five digs, while Elizabeth Hutchinson had six kills. JV fell in straight sets, 2-0. Gianna Lombardi had five assists. Alaina Sambuchino had 10 digs, while Catie Costello and Sophia Lombardi finished with 10 digs and five digs, respectively. 🏐
• Boys golf finished second in their Region mega match at Mound Grove Golf Course. Joseph Prichard and Nik Blanchard tied for second overall after each shooting a 77. Connor Laird shot a 78, while Sonny Washburn finished with an 82. Jack Marz shot a 91. ⛳
• Girls volleyball split their doubleheader against Youngstown Ursuline (OH). Varsity picked up their first win of the year, 3-1. Kamryn Resurrecion finished with 42 assists and 12 digs. Colette Speros had 15 kills and 12 digs. Ellen Hutchinson had five kills and eight digs. Nora Marsh finished with 11 kills and six digs. Kharhys Nickson had six kills, eight blocks, and six aces. Mackenzie Moore had 18 digs. Paige Patsy finished with five digs, while Elizabeth Hutchinson had six kills. JV fell in straight sets, 2-0. Gianna Lombardi had five assists. Alaina Sambuchino had 10 digs, while Catie Costello and Sophia Lombardi finished with 10 digs and five digs, respectively. 🏐
Cathedral Prep Athletics Roundup for Wednesday, August 27:
• Girls tennis fell to Western Reserve Academy (OH), 4-1. The tandem of Lydia Beuchert/Elizabeth Hutchinson were the lone winners in doubles. 🎾
• NEWS: Congratulations to Andrew Costello ’26. He is one of just 20 players in the country to make Team USA and play for gold in the U-18 Baseball World Cup from September 5-14 in Okinawa, Japan. Visit https://www.usabaseball.com/news/usa-baseball-finalizes-2025-18u-national-team-roster for the full announcement. ⚾
• Girls tennis fell to Western Reserve Academy (OH), 4-1. The tandem of Lydia Beuchert/Elizabeth Hutchinson were the lone winners in doubles. 🎾
• NEWS: Congratulations to Andrew Costello ’26. He is one of just 20 players in the country to make Team USA and play for gold in the U-18 Baseball World Cup from September 5-14 in Okinawa, Japan. Visit https://www.usabaseball.com/news/usa-baseball-finalizes-2025-18u-national-team-roster for the full announcement. ⚾
Cathedral Prep Athletics Roundup for Tuesday, August 26:
• Girls tennis swept Warren, 5-0, to kick off their season. Paige Patsy, Finleigh Handzel, and Ella Fetzner took their singles bouts in straight sets. The tandems of Katie Kuhar/Eliza Kalner and Lydia Beuchert/Elizabeth Hutchinson did the same in doubles. 🎾
• Girls volleyball took on Butler. Varsity battled the Golden Tornado to five sets but fell in their first action of the year, 3-2. Kamryn Resurreccion had 28 assists and five digs. Colette Speros had 16 kills, while Ellen Hutchinson had six kills. Mackenzie Moore finished with 28 digs. JV remained undefeated with a 2-0 win. Gianna Lombardi had 12 assists and six aces. Alaina Sambuchino had six digs, while Catie Costello had seven aces. 🏐
• Girls tennis swept Warren, 5-0, to kick off their season. Paige Patsy, Finleigh Handzel, and Ella Fetzner took their singles bouts in straight sets. The tandems of Katie Kuhar/Eliza Kalner and Lydia Beuchert/Elizabeth Hutchinson did the same in doubles. 🎾
• Girls volleyball took on Butler. Varsity battled the Golden Tornado to five sets but fell in their first action of the year, 3-2. Kamryn Resurreccion had 28 assists and five digs. Colette Speros had 16 kills, while Ellen Hutchinson had six kills. Mackenzie Moore finished with 28 digs. JV remained undefeated with a 2-0 win. Gianna Lombardi had 12 assists and six aces. Alaina Sambuchino had six digs, while Catie Costello had seven aces. 🏐
Cathedral Prep Athletics Roundup for Monday, August 25:
· Boys soccer swept McDowell to kick off their season. Varsity picked up a 2-1 victory over the Trojans. Andrew Spitzer and Carter Budacki scored for the Ramblers. AJ Sirianni was strong in net. JV earned a 3-0 shutout. Will Agresti scored a pair of goals. Parker Foster also scored, while Breese Stoeger and John McCormick shared the shutout in net. ⚽
· Boys soccer swept McDowell to kick off their season. Varsity picked up a 2-1 victory over the Trojans. Andrew Spitzer and Carter Budacki scored for the Ramblers. AJ Sirianni was strong in net. JV earned a 3-0 shutout. Will Agresti scored a pair of goals. Parker Foster also scored, while Breese Stoeger and John McCormick shared the shutout in net. ⚽
It was an electric atmosphere at Dollinger Field on Friday night for the Ramblers’ season opener against the Erie High Royals. The Ramblers not only won, but we also recognized the first-ever Cathedral Prep football state championship team from 2000 at halftime. All students in attendance received a free commemorative shirt honoring the 2000 team. We want to send a special thank you to Cathedral Prep alumnus Rob Doyle ’01 and Frontier General Contracting, Inc. for sponsoring the shirts and making this possible for our students. These shirts are also available in the Spirit Store for purchase! #RollRamblers
Cathedral Prep Weekend Athletics Roundup:
• Football split their weekend matchups against Erie High. Varsity came away with a 29-23 victory over the Royals in a four-overtime thriller. DaZarie Carson had 28 carries for 184 yards and four touchdowns, including the game winner. Dominic Panighetti had 10 tackles and three sacks to lead the Rambler defense. Camden Miller had 11 tackles. JV fell in their first game of the season to Erie, 14-6. Davion Edmond hauled in a 60-yard pass from Broegan McCarthy for the lone score. 🏈
• Girls soccer swept Harbor Creek to kick off their season. Varsity shut out the Huskies, 4-0. Anna Johnson scored a pair, while Alexa Senz and Lauren McCormick also scored. CC Cacchione had a pair of assists. Jordan Senz earned the shutout. JV picked up a 5-0 win. Mya Cavalier scored two goals, while Jordyn DiRaimo, Claire Delaney, and Sophia Stinson also scored. ⚽
• Cross country took part in the HOKA Kickoff Classic XC Showcase 2025 under the lights at Riverside (OH). The girls placed ninth overall, led by a seventh-place finish by Anne-Catherine Brown. Zita Schiedel also earned an individual medal after placing 45th. Makayla Stutts (54), Sophie Becker (60), Reagan Johnston (119), Kendal Johnston (174), and Lilly Pinzok (183) also scored for the Ramblers. On the boys side, Will English placed 74th to lead the way. 👟
• Girls JV volleyball hosted and won their tournament at the Joann Mullen Gymnasium. They won every set (10) they played through the five matches against Eisenhower, Union City, Erie High, and Erie First. They won the final championship match against Eisenhower in two straight sets. 🏐
• Football split their weekend matchups against Erie High. Varsity came away with a 29-23 victory over the Royals in a four-overtime thriller. DaZarie Carson had 28 carries for 184 yards and four touchdowns, including the game winner. Dominic Panighetti had 10 tackles and three sacks to lead the Rambler defense. Camden Miller had 11 tackles. JV fell in their first game of the season to Erie, 14-6. Davion Edmond hauled in a 60-yard pass from Broegan McCarthy for the lone score. 🏈
• Girls soccer swept Harbor Creek to kick off their season. Varsity shut out the Huskies, 4-0. Anna Johnson scored a pair, while Alexa Senz and Lauren McCormick also scored. CC Cacchione had a pair of assists. Jordan Senz earned the shutout. JV picked up a 5-0 win. Mya Cavalier scored two goals, while Jordyn DiRaimo, Claire Delaney, and Sophia Stinson also scored. ⚽
• Cross country took part in the HOKA Kickoff Classic XC Showcase 2025 under the lights at Riverside (OH). The girls placed ninth overall, led by a seventh-place finish by Anne-Catherine Brown. Zita Schiedel also earned an individual medal after placing 45th. Makayla Stutts (54), Sophie Becker (60), Reagan Johnston (119), Kendal Johnston (174), and Lilly Pinzok (183) also scored for the Ramblers. On the boys side, Will English placed 74th to lead the way. 👟
• Girls JV volleyball hosted and won their tournament at the Joann Mullen Gymnasium. They won every set (10) they played through the five matches against Eisenhower, Union City, Erie High, and Erie First. They won the final championship match against Eisenhower in two straight sets. 🏐
