Category Archives: Sports

By: BHS Sports Staff May 11, 2023 The Brooklyn softball team took on Bedford yesterday, and the outlook predicted a competitive matchup; however, the Hurricanes asserted their dominance early and often in front of a very good crowd. In the top of the first, Bedford had the bases loaded with nobody out and were ableContinue reading “Softball Destroys Bedford”

By: BHS Sports Staff May 4, 2023 The Spring sports seasons are over halfway done, and there have been some bright spots and some great performances. With baseball, softball, and track all showing improvement, there is a lot of optimism going forward. Baseball The varsity baseball team won 19-4 against John Hay last Saturday. SeniorContinue reading “Spring Sports Update”

 By: BHS Sports Staff April 27, 2023 The varsity baseball team hosted the Parma Redmen last Friday, and after a slow start to the season, the boys were hungry to get their first victory. Finally playing a complete game, Brooklyn earned its first victory with a convincing 9-5 win over the visitors. The Hurricanes defenseContinue reading ” The Starr Brothers Lead Canes Past Redmen”

By: BHS Sports Staff April 20, 2023 The NBA Playoffs have arrived, and basketball fans are excited for what this year’s playoffs have in store.  The postseason began last Saturday and is currently in progress. You can see the full playoff standings here on the NBA’s Main Website. There have been some entertaining games inContinue reading “The NBA Playoffs”

By: BHS Sports Staff April 6, 2023 March Madness is officially over, and our brackets were absolute garbage. The mental pain of losing will carry over until next year’s tournament, and we will need a better strategy to pick better brackets. One easy correction for next year: NEVER PICK PURDUE! Speaking of losing, 63 teamsContinue reading “Huskies Dominate”

By: BHS Sports Staff March 30, 2023 This year’s March Madness was horrendous for people who thought that they had a chance to win their bracket challenge(s), as nobody in the BHS Sports Staff had any prediction correct for the Final Four. Hopefully, our National Championship predictions will be better, which at this point couldContinue reading “This Has To Be Rigged”

By: BHS Sports Staff March 23, 2023 Beware the Ides of March, and if this past weekend is any indication, the Sweet 16 and beyond will be full of unpredictable and unprecedented upsets. Kicking things off with the West Region, #1 seed Kansas, #2 UCLA, and #3 Gonzaga got first round victories; however, Kansas gotContinue reading “March Madness Mayhem”

By: BHS Sports Staff March 16, 2023 March Madness is finally here, and college basketball fans are ready for the craziness to ensue. With 64 teams vying for six wins, March Madness is sure to bring a lot of shockers and entertaining games.  Here are the top seeds for each region, as well as someContinue reading “It’s Bracket Time”

By: BHS Sports Staff March 9, 2023 Opening day is right around the corner, and this young, exciting team is looking to continue what it finished last season.  A year ago, the Cleveland Guardians finished 92-70, swept the Tampa Bay Rays in the Wild Card Round, and took the Evil Empire (New York Yankees) toContinue reading “Cleveland Guardians Preview”

By: BHS Sports Staff March 2, 2023 Winter sports have come to a close, and our Hurricanes, full of great student-athletes, have had memorable, record-breaking, and successful seasons.  First, the bowling team had success in its first season after a multiple-year hiatus. In the North Royalton Invitational, freshman Adam Cowper averaged a game score ofContinue reading “Winter Sports Recap”

By: BHS Sports Staff February 23, 2023 Taking place in Salt Lake City Utah, expectations were high for this year’s NBA All Star Weekend. Starting off the All Star festivities was the Ruffles Celebrity Game. The Celebrity Game rosters included the Miz (WWE superstar), Calvin Johnson (former NFL player), Albert Pujols (MLB player), Jesser (content creator),Continue reading “NBA All Star Weekend”

By: BHS Sports Staff February 16, 2023  Last night, the Brooklyn Hurricanes hosted the Independence Blue Devils in the first round of the OHSAA state playoffs.  The Lady Canes were the 11-seed coming into this matchup, and the Lady Blue Devils were the 13-seed, so this matchup was perfect for prime time. Both teams splitContinue reading “Lady Canes Cruise Past Indy In Playoffs”