By: BHS Sports Staff September 24, 2026 Finally, the taste of victory! The football team earned a long-awaited victory last Thursday against the Fairport Harbor Harding Skippers, 20-16. Rallying behind a strong second-half performance, the team secured a hard-fought victory, driven by relentless defense and timely offensive adjustments. So, how did the game unfold? ItContinue reading “Saddle Up for Victory”
Category Archives: Sports
One Off Soccer Showdown
By: BHS Sports Staff September 17, 2026 On Tuesday, the boys soccer team played a heated game against the Cuyahoga Heights Red Wolves. Trying to notch their first victory of the year, the Hurricanes were poised and ready. The visiting Red Wolves came in with a record of 2-7 and the Hurricanes 0-10-1. The gameContinue reading “One Off Soccer Showdown “
Not Too Far Away
By: BHS Sports Staff September 10, 2026 Finally, sports is back! As the Fall teams are now in full swing, success in football, soccer, and volleyball has been difficult to come by to this point; however, small victories can do wonders when it comes to confidence and growth. The beginning of this season has beenContinue reading “Not Too Far Away “
So Close Yet So Far Away
By: BHS Sports Staff May 28, 2026 For the first time since 2018, our beloved Cleveland Cavaliers earned a trip to the Eastern Conference Finals. Vibes were high, and fans had reserved-optimism. However, after a four-game sweep courtesy of the New York Knicks, the Cavs have many questions to answer during this offseason as toContinue reading “So Close Yet So Far Away”
Honoring Softball Seniors
By: BHS Sports Staff May 14, 2026 Last Thursday, the softball team hosted its Senior Night against the Lawrence Upper Lions. The girls were searching for their first win of the season and seemed to have the “upper” (Get it?) hand. Before the official first pitch, the team honored seniors Delaney Burke, Abigail Cruz, GiannaContinue reading “Honoring Softball Seniors”
Young Bats Making An Impact
By: BHS Sports Staff May 7, 2026 The hometown Cleveland Guardians sit atop the AL Central with a record of 19-19. Yes, you read correctly that a .500 record is leading the American League Central Division. Last season, the Guardians’ offense was the second-worst in Major League Baseball, and while they didn’t make any majorContinue reading “Young Bats Making An Impact”
Super Bowl, Super Browns
By: BHS Sports Staff April 30, 2026 NFL experts said that last year’s Cleveland Browns draft class was very successful, and it seems like General Manager Andrew Berry cooked this year as well. The 2025 class was highlighted by #5 pick Mason Graham, two second-round picks in linebacker Carson Schwesinger and running back Quinshon Judkins,Continue reading “Super Bowl, Super Browns”
Is This The Year?
By: BHS Sports Staff April 23, 2026 The Cleveland Cavaliers have been consistently in the playoffs the last few years, but they have not had much success seeing as they have not made it to the Eastern Conference Finals in this era of Cleveland basketball. In fact, their last conference finals appearance came in 2018.Continue reading “Is This The Year?”
Huge Comeback Propels Victory
By: BHS Sports Staff April 16, 2026 On Monday, the Hurricanes baseball team (1-2) took on one of their Chagrin Valley Conference rivals, the Trinity Trojans (0-1-1). The Hurricanes dropped their last two conference games against the Beachwood Bison after winning their season opener against the Euclid Panthers. The Trojans, on the other hand, tiedContinue reading “Huge Comeback Propels Victory”
Down To The Final Four
By: BHS Sports Staff April 2, 2026 Two weekends of March Madness are complete, and now, only four teams remain. Let’s recap how the Sweet 16 and Elite 8 games unfolded for each region. *South Region: This region saw three B1G teams advance to the Sweet 16 with Iowa, Nebraska, and Illinois, along with theContinue reading “Down To The Final Four”
The Madness Doesn’t Stop
By: BHS Sports Staff March 26, 2026 Is your bracket busted after the first two rounds like most of ours? Now is the time for redemption. With the first weekend of games fully in the books and 48 teams out of the 64 eliminated, it is time to recap how each region’s first two roundsContinue reading “The Madness Doesn’t Stop”
March to Glory
By: BHS Sports Staff March 19, 2026 It is the best sports time of the year, especially for college basketball fans. The 64-team March Madness tournament has arrived, so let us give a rundown of the favorites from each region, plus a Cinderella story from each region as well. *South Region: The #1 seed isContinue reading “March to Glory”
