Category Archives: Sports

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”

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”

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”

By: BHS Sports Staff March 12, 2026 America’s pastime has taken center stage with the World Baseball Classic and also the Hurricanes baseball season coming right around the corner. So now, it is time to give some love to both the Hurricanes and U.S.A. baseball. Up first is the Hurricanes baseball team, a team whichContinue reading “Baseball Takes Center Stage”

By: BHS Sports Staff March 5, 2026 Jenna Young, 2023 graduate, was the last state champion (High Jump) for the Brooklyn Hurricanes…until last Friday. It was a historic moment for the Hurricanes as a state champion was crowned for Bowling, and his name is Adam Cowper. Cowper had a historically-great career at Brooklyn, being aContinue reading “Cowper Makes History “

By: BHS Sports Staff  February 26, 2026 Last year, the 4 Nations Face-Off saw very high ratings, mainly the games between The United States and Canada. The Americans won the pool matchup against Canada, but in the championship bout, the Canadians came through victorious.  The United States was looking for its revenge in this year’sContinue reading “The Golden Goal”

By: BHS Sports Staff February 19, 2026 Last Friday, the boys basketball team (10-9) hosted their senior night against the Wickliffe Blue Devils (3-16). This would mark the final home game of the season for the boys, looking to end on a high note against a Blue Devils team coming off of a win overContinue reading “Senior Night Sweep”

By: BHS Sports Staff February 12, 2026 This season has been up-and-down for the hometown Cleveland Cavaliers, but things are going very well for them now as they sit with a record of 34-21, fourth in the Eastern Conference.  The Wine and Gold had been struggling with injuries and consistency, ranking them 7th in offensiveContinue reading “Cavaliers En Fuego”

By: BHS Sports Staff February 5, 2026 On Tuesday, the boys basketball team (8-8) faced off against their rival, the Independence Blue Devils (8-7). With nearly identical records and the rivalry renewed, this was sure to be a great contest.  The Blue Devils jumped out to an early 5-0 margin and held the lead forContinue reading “Hurricanes Cruise Past Blue Devils”

By: BHS Sports Staff January 29, 2026 Another year without the disappointing hometown Cleveland Browns in the Super Bowl, let alone the playoffs. Nonetheless, the Super Bowl matchup for February 8 is set in San Francisco, California, between the six-time Super Bowl champion New England Patriots out of the AFC and the Seattle Seahawks outContinue reading “Super Bowl LX is Set”

By: BHS Sports Staff January 22, 2026 The bowling team has been lighting it up this season, and it is only right to show them some love by providing a rundown of their season to this point. They currently own a record of 8-1 and have had top ten finishes in multiple tournaments.  This season,Continue reading “Bowlin’ is Rollin’”

By: BHS Sports Staff  January 15, 2026 On Tuesday, the boys basketball team (5-4) went up against their CVC rival, the Trinity Trojans (2-9). The Hurricanes were coming off of a loss one week prior against West Geauga, while the Trojans lost two consecutive games against Cuyahoga Heights and Andrews Osborne Academy.  Typically when BrooklynContinue reading “Trojans Shock Hurricanes”