Category Archives: Sports

By: BHS Sports Staff  May 22, 2025 Last Thursday, the varsity baseball team (5-13) hosted its annual senior night against Glenville (1-9). The 2025 season is quickly coming to an end, so the Hurricanes wanted to finish on a high note before the playoffs begin tonight.  Before the game, the Hurricanes recognized seniors Tyler Cox,Continue reading “Hurricanes Dominant on Senior Night “

By: BHS Sports Staff May 15, 2025 The Cleveland Guardians are currently one of the hottest teams in the American League with Summer approaching in Northeast, Ohio.  Currently, the Guardians sit at 25-18, which puts them in second place in the AL Central, 3.5 games behind the Detroit Tigers. They also have the second bestContinue reading “Guardians Rundown “

 By: BHS Sports Staff May 8, 2025 As mid-May approaches, Hurricanes Spring sports are beginning to wrap up with OHSAA playoffs on the horizon. Yesterday, both the softball and track teams hosted their respective senior nights.  First with softball, before the game against Independence, the team recognized seniors Jessica Byrnes, Emily Radovanic, Andrea Guzman, AntoniaContinue reading “Spring Sports Winding Down”

By: BHS Sports Staff  May 1, 2025 Miami, it is time to get your offseason plans prepared for Cancun. Round one of the NBA playoffs is in the books, and the Cleveland Cavaliers dominated the #8 seed Miami Heat, sweeping them in four games and setting an NBA record for the largest point differential inContinue reading “Heat Culture? “

By: BHS Sports Staff  April 24, 2025 As the weather heats up, so is the Brooklyn baseball team. On Tuesday and Wednesday, the boys had their season series against Chagrin Valley Conference rival, the Trinity Trojans. Right out the gate, in both games, the Hurricanes were dominant in all facets of the game.  On Tuesday,Continue reading “Hurricanes Secure Sweep”

By: BHS Sports Staff  April 17, 2025 Last Friday, the Brooklyn Hurricanes baseball team (0-5) went on the road to face the Open Door Christian Patriots (0-1). This was the perfect opportunity for the Hurricanes to tally their first victory of the season against a winless Patriots squad.  The Hurricanes’ first two batters went downContinue reading “Hurricanes Shut Down the Patriots”

By: BHS Sports Staff  April 10, 2025 Be honest, when was your bracket busted? For our fellow sports staff writer Aiden, his was demolished in the first weekend when St. John’s went down. However, our fearless leader Mr. Holko won the BHS work bracket, his family bracket, and this class’s March Madness challenge. Simply, heContinue reading “March Madness Finale”

By: BHS Sports Staff  March 27, 2025 The first weekend of March Madness is in the books, and every single bracket nationally is officially a bust.  This week’s rundown will cover what happened last weekend as well as preview the Sweet 16 matchups, beginning tonight.  *South Region: Starting off, #1 Auburn and #9 Creighton cruisedContinue reading “Onto The Sweet 16 “

By: BHS Sports Staff  March 20, 2025 It’s that time of year again when college basketball fans drown in sadness when their championship team gets bounced early. With 64 teams involved and the eventual champion needing six wins, anything can happen. So, who has the chance to pull it off this year and cut downContinue reading “Bring On The Madness”

By: BHS Sports Staff March 13, 2025 The weather is starting to warm up, and baseball season is right around the corner.  After their major success last season in which they went 92-69 and were three games away from a World Series appearance, the Cleveland Guardians have made some changes to this year’s roster andContinue reading “It’s Tribe Time”

By: BHS Sports Staff  March 6, 2025 Winter sports are officially over, and now, it is time to turn the attention to Spring sports. Baseball, softball, track, and flag football have been practicing and are ready for the weather to break favorably for some intense competition. Baseball  Leading off our previews is the 2025 HurricanesContinue reading “Spring Sports Preview”

By: BHS Sports Staff  February 27, 2025 All-Star game ratings in all four major sports have been dropping significantly over the years, so the NHL decided to switch up their format and create the first annual, Four Nations Face-Off. The four countries involved were Canada, Finland, Sweden, and the United States.  This new format sawContinue reading “Four Nations Face-Off”