Category Archives: Sports

By: BHS Sports Staff  December 11, 2025 After a slow start to the season, the boys basketball team is on fire and is playing really good basketball. Last Friday, the Hurricanes (1-2) travelled to Cloverleaf to take on the 1-0 Colts. The Hurricanes were coming off their first victory of the season when they defeatedContinue reading “Hardwick Makes History”

By: BHS Sports Staff  December 4, 2025 The Winter sports season is underway, and the final previews will showcase the boys and girls basketball teams.  First up is the girls’ basketball team.  After last season was cut short, a new batch of girls have arrived and a new era has begun for this team. TheContinue reading “Winter Sports Preview: Basketball”

By: BHS Sports Staff November 20, 2025 Winter sports have arrived, and all of the teams are working on their craft to prepare for the next four months. To start, the Winter preview will be Bowling and Hockey. First up is the Bowling team, a squad coming in with high expectations once again after returningContinue reading “Winter Sports Preview: Bowling & Hockey “

By: BHS Sports Staff  November 13, 2025 Now that collegiate hoops has officially begun, it is important to shine light on a Brooklyn alumni who is making a name for herself in Division I Women’s Basketball. Shariah Gailes, a 2023 Hurricane graduate, is making headlines at The University of Canisius, located in Buffalo, New York. Continue reading “Shariah Shining at Canisius”

By: BHS Sports Staff  November 6, 2025 Sometimes, struggles can lead to gains when hard work, focus, and leadership are implemented at a higher level. This is the hope for the Hurricanes football team going forward after enduring a difficult 2025 season. Led by head coach Travis Agnew, the young Hurricanes fought hard all seasonContinue reading “Tough Year on the Gridiron”

By: BHS Sports Staff  October 30, 2025 As Fall sports have ended and Winter sports are just beginning, there is a new varsity team at Brooklyn High School this year. The new team in town is the Esports squad, led by Mr. Jeff Jones. Esports is on the rise with high schools and universities acrossContinue reading “Esports is Here”

By: BHS Sports Staff October 23, 2025 As the Fall sports season officially ends tomorrow evening with the football team traveling to Cuyahoga Heights, it is time to pivot and recognize the highlights from both the boys and girls soccer teams.  First up is the boys team who finished 6-9-2, scored 42 goals (25 moreContinue reading “Futbol Recap”

By: BHS Sports Staff  October 16, 2025 This season has been a disaster for the hometown Cleveland Browns, currently with a record of 1-5. For Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski, the seat has gotten hot, and people are posing the question: Should Stefanski be fired?  The Browns’ offense has struggled heavily this season, as theyContinue reading “Fire Stefanski: Yay or Nay?”

By: BHS Sports Staff October 9, 2025 Earlier this week, both the boys and girls soccer teams hosted their respective senior nights. The boys (4-8-2) faced off against the Garrett Morgan Falcons (8-3), while the girls (1-13) took on the Barberton Magics (2-9-3).  A special moment as the boys game got underway occurred when seniorContinue reading “Celebrating Soccer Seniors”

By: BHS Sports Staff October 2, 2025 After a difficult five weeks on the gridiron, the winless Hurricanes football team finally put a complete game together. Brooklyn travelled to Beachwood last Friday to take on the winless Bison. One team would have to prevail in this contest, right? In the previous two years, the HurricanesContinue reading “Bison Blanked”

By: BHS Sports Staff  September 25, 2025 Last Saturday, the Lady Hurricanes soccer team visited the Brush Arcs. The Arcs entered this game with a 6-4-1 record, while the Hurricanes came in at 1-9. It is an understatement acknowledging that the girls have struggled this year, but head coach Rob Previts is counting on hisContinue reading “Arcs Brush Off Canes”

By: BHS Sports Staff  September 18, 2025 This season has been quite the roller coaster for the Cleveland Guardians, with many highs and numerous lows. Yet, the Guardians remain in the hunt for a playoff spot with 11 games to go, as they sit with a record of 80-71.  They currently trail the Detroit TigersContinue reading “Postseason Push”