Student Athlete of the Week (Nov 21)

Sophomore Guard Julian Stadelman earned Athlete of the Week honors for his solid performances in the Warriors’ two wins in the “Clash at the Coliseum” this past weekend.   In the 75-47 win over Athens, Julian scored 24 points, including a 5 for 7 effort from behind the arc, and dished out 6 assists while collecting 3 steals.  He followed that up with 21 points, 4 steals and 4 assists in a 73-43 win over Belpre.    

Student Athlete of the Week (Nov 21)

Senior Guard Sophie Cochran earned Athlete of the Week honors with her strong overall performances in the Lady Warriors two wins in the “Clash at the Coliseum” this past weekend.  In defeating Waterford (39-27) and Meigs (70-40), Sophie filled up the stat sheet as she scored 18 points (9 ppg), grabbed 12 rebounds (6 rpg), dished out 7 assists (3.5 apg), and collected 8 steals (4 spg).    Her efforts helped move the Lady Warriors to 3-0 on the young season.

Warriors Over Fairfield Union

Vincent - To say first-year head coach Brad Venham and his Warren Warriors girls basketball team have come out of the gate strong would be a major understatement.

Tuesday evening the Warriors faced their toughest test of the season as they hosted Fairfield Union and the Warren girls passed with flying colors as they downed the Falcons 55-42 to improve to 4-0 on the season.

Warren seniors Alex Frazee and Sophie Cochran combined for 31 points as the Warriors used an excellent second half performance to pull away from the Falcons.

“Any time you get the chance to face a team that will test you early in the season is good,” said Venham. “We go into the half down one and we came out the second half and wanted to play our style and our game and we were able to open it up and get out and run a little bit.”

Both teams came out of the chute firing as the Warriors jumped out to a 19-16 lead at the end of the first period with the final two buckets of the period coming from freshman Hayleigh Chidester.

Clash at the Coliseum

Vincent - There was a lot of action Friday during the inaugural Clash at The Coliseum at Warren High School.

Day one featured six varsity basketball games and six JV games.

In the first game of the day, the Union Local girls defeated Logan 63-21 to give head coach Lou “Scooter” Tolzda his 500th career victory.

That was followed by the first boys game of the day, which saw Fairfield Christian take down Frontier 49-41.

Frontier (0-2) held a 26-25 lead at halftime but was outscored 15-4 in the third quarter. Ben Hobble led all scorers with 22 points for Fairfield Christian (1-0).

Student Athlete of the Week (Nov 14)

Senior Guard Alex Frazee earned Athlete of the Week honors with her strong overall performance in the Lady Warriors 62-15 win over Morgan in the opener to the 2022-23 season.  Alex led all scorers with 26 points, as her stat line included 5 3 point FG’s and a 5-6 effort at the FT line. She also recorded 7 steals and 5 rebounds. 

Snyder to Wrestle at Siena Heights

Hayley Snyder became the first girl wrestler to commit to college wrestling in Warren High School history Wednesday.

Snyder signed with Siena Heights University, where she plans to major in early education. The Saints compete in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics.

“I chose Siena Heights because of my familiarity with the coach and the girls on the team were so welcoming during my visit,” Snyder said. “I also like the small school atmosphere, and I felt like it was the best fit for me.

Snyder has a 75-49 career record with the Warriors. She’s undefeated in girls competition and is currently ranked No. 10 in the country at 112 pounds in the USA Wrestling National Rankings.

Snyder is one of the most decorated athletes in Warren history. She’s a three-time state champion — 110 pounds as a junior and 101 pounds and a sophomore and freshman.

She placed seventh last season in the Ohio Valley Athletic Conference, becoming the first girl to do so in the 68-year history of the tournament.

Snyder was the USA Today High School Female Wrestling Athlete of the Year for Ohio in 2021, is a member of the Ohio Girls National Team and was the 2022 Ohio Girls Freestyle State Champion.

Student Athlete of the Week (Oct 24)

Senior Varsity Cheerleader Maddi Ritchie is this weeks’ Athlete of the Week.  Coach Terri Roddy said this of Maddi:  “Maddi has been a great leader this season for cheer.  She has been a wonderful role model for her underclassmen always having a positive, ‘can do attitude’.  She is extremely polite to all she comes in contact with, and she volunteers her time to get cheerleaders caught up that have fallen behind.  Maddi stands out with her sassy attitude and smile in our cheers and halftime routine.  In the classroom, Maddi is a standout student as well.” 

Student Athlete of the Week (Oct 17)

Senior LB Taylor Bowers earned Athlete of the Week honors for his solid performance in the Warriors’ 26-6 victory over Marietta.   Bowers led the stout Warrior defense with 14 tackles (9 solo), 1 tackle for a loss, and a forced fumble.  In doing so, he capped off his senior season with a team-leading 86 tackles, raising his career total to 146 tackles. 

Student Athlete of the Week (Oct 17)

Sophomore Maggie Reynolds earned Athlete of the Week honors as she helped lead the Girls Cross Country team to a 3^rd place finish in the District at the University of Rio Grande, the first such honor for the girls’ team since 2005 and only the 2^nd in the programs’ history.  Maggie ran a time of 22:34 to finish 31^st overall.  In doing so, she earned All-District honors for the second consecutive year.