Category Archives: Sports

By: BHS Sports Staff September 22, 2022 Last Tuesday, the Lady Hurricanes took on the Wickliffe Blue Devils after two straight losses; this was a game they needed to bounce back. Heading into the contest, the Lady Canes sported a 2-3 CVC record and 6-5 overall. In the first set, with the score going backContinue reading “Lady Canes Serve Notice”

By: BHS Sports Staff September 8, 2022 The varsity volleyball team is back to their winning ways and the excitement continues to build.  Early on in the season, the Lady Canes were 2-4 with wins coming against Valley Forge and Garfield Heights. Last Thursday, they upped their record to 3-4 with a comeback victory overContinue reading “A Sluggish Start but A Fast Finish“

By: Jaiden Basinger June 3, 2022 {Update: Jenna Young is the Division II High Jump State Champion!} Guess who’s back? Back again? Jenna’s back! Tell a friend.  Junior Jenna Young is currently competing in the Division II State High Jump Competition at the Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium located in Columbus, Ohio. Around this time aContinue reading “Guess Who’s Back?”

By: Tyler Elzholz, Jaiden Basinger, and Jose Nazario May 17, 2022 This past Tuesday and Thursday, the Hurricanes track team competed in the CVC Metro Division Track Championships. Many of the Hurricanes reached the metal stand as their hard work paid off on one of the biggest stages.  Junior Jenna Young battled Lutheran West’s EvelynContinue reading “On the Fast Track”

By: Tyler Elzholz, Jaiden Basinger, and Jose Nazario May 10, 2022 The Hurricane baseball team earned a big win yesterday beating Cuyahoga Heights 9-5 on the road. This is Brooklyn’s third win of the season, and they are looking to ride a great week of weather and momentum into the postseason. There have been numerousContinue reading “Canes Take Down Crosstown Rival”

By: Tyler Elzholz, Jaiden Basinger, and Jose Nazario May 3, 2022 Last Wednesday, the Hurricanes took on Cornerstone Christian and won in a high-scoring affair, 13-11.  After an early deficit, the Hurricanes played to their individual roles which propelled them to the comeback, team victory.  Senior James Trunkett settled down on the mound and consistentlyContinue reading “Canes Outslug Cornerstone”

By: Tyler Elzholz, Jaiden Basinger, and Jose Nazario April 26, 2022 As of now, the Cleveland Guardians have a 7-9 record with their next game tonight on the road as they visit the Los Angeles Angels in game number two of a four-game series.  First pitch is scheduled for 9:38. Paul Dolan, the team’s owner,Continue reading “Cleveland Guardians Preview”

By: Tyler Elzholz, Jaiden Basinger, and Jose Nazario April 19, 2022 With the weather being so problematic and indecisive, the baseball and track teams are day-to-day when it comes to actually getting games and meets completed.  So, where do both squads currently stand? The boys baseball team is 1-5 and waiting on another weather break,Continue reading “Spring Sports Report “

By: Tyler Elzholz, Jaiden Basinger, and Jose Nazario April 12, 2022 This past week, some of the basketball student-athletes at BHS had the chance to play in the Greater Cleveland Coaches Basketball Association All-Star Games. The All-Star games took place at Gilmour Academy as the girls played on Wednesday, April 6, and the boys playedContinue reading “Hurricanes Represent “

By: Tyler Elzholz, Jaiden Basinger, and Jose Nazario April 5, 2022 When it comes to the challenges that the Hurricanes might face this Spring, there are some things that run through Coach Kevin Sedlacek’s head, similar to any coach. Evening starting off the season at 0-2, he is very optimistic about what is to come.Continue reading “Baseball Preview”

By: Tyler Elzholz, Jaiden Basinger, and Jose Nazario March 22, 2022 “Beware the Ides of March” not only applies to Shakespeare’s The Tragedy of Julius Caesar because, clearly, the NCAA Tournament encompasses the same themes of being aware, staying on guard, and expecting the unexpected.  When it comes to our initial Final Four predictions, weContinue reading “Bracket RETRY”