Daniel Sherriff
Daniel is the staff community/sports reporter for The Weekly Villager. He attended the Scripps School of Journalism and had the pleasure of working as the beat writer for the Akron Rubber Ducks over several summers for an independent baseball outlet known as Indians Baseball Insider.
Samuel A. McGarvey
Samuel “Sam” A. McGarvey, 67, of Garrettsville, OH, went home to his Lord and Savior Saturday, September 14, 2024, with his loving family by...
Bombers football stays perfect, trounces Tuscarawas Central Catholic
The Windham Bombers’ football team set some goals for themselves this season but did not have an undefeated record as one of them. That...
Crestwood soccer hangs on to beat Newton Falls
As much of a rollercoaster of a season it has been for the Crestwood Red Devils boys’ soccer team, they still know how to...
Rockets golf triumphs against Panthers in pivotal MAC duel
The Streetsboro Rockets boys’ golf team has put themselves in a position to make school history. The Rockets took revenge on Metro Athletic Conference...
Windham football team enjoys pre-game dinner with military
Before the Windham Bombers’ football team had their way with Tuscarawas Central Catholic to record a dominating 42-0 victory last Friday evening, the team...
Taxes, Loans, and Zoning: Windham Trustees Meeting Recap
The Windham Township’s monthly Board of Trustees meeting last Thursday evening at Windham Town Hall was attended by Portage County Treasure John Kennedy, who...
Mantua Rotary hosting 3rd Annual Poker Paddle on the Cuyahoga River
Rotary Club of Mantua is holding their 3rd Annual Poker Paddle event on Saturday September 14. Join us for a late summer paddle on...
First Down—Rubber Duckies!
WOWZAH!
That ball game on Friday had folks in the crowd looking for animals proceeding, two-by-two, toward the exits somewhere out by the end zones....
Garfield G-Men football survives Normandy in rain-soaked victory
The best way for a young team to grow is by winning a tightly contested battle. That is what the Garfield G-Men football team...
Ravens soccer halts losing streak with shutout victory against Niles McKinley
So far this season, the Ravenna Ravens boys’ soccer team has experienced only two outcomes, winning or losing-in shutout fashion. It was the former...
Windham volleyball keeps surging, sweeps Bloomfield
After a slow start to the season, the Windham Bombers’ volleyball team is bouncing back in a big way. The Bombers’ resurgence continued when...
Red Devil girls and boys cross-country finishes as runners-up at Streetsboro...
Since leaving the Portage Trail Conference, the Crestwood Red Devils’ cross-country team has not had many chances to compete against their former conference and...
Badger girls soccer shakes off winless skid, overwhelms Red Raiders
Although the Berkshire Badgers girls’ soccer team may be a newcomer to the Chagrin Valley Conference Valley Division this season, they still know how...
Ravens football goes silent in shutout loss against Minutemen
What a difference a week makes. Just one week after celebrating a shutout victory, the shoe was on the other foot for the Ravenna...
Hiram football doomed by slow start in loss against Heidelberg University
The Hiram Terriers’ football team wanted to see how they measured up to some of the teams outside of the North Coast Athletic Conference....
Badgers football unravels late in loss against Hawks
Despite trailing for most of the game, the Berkshire Badgers’ football team was still hanging around late against Chagrin Valley Conference rival Hawken. But...
Hiram football aspires to finally turn the corner
Despite over four decades of never recording a winning season, the Hiram Terriers’ football team’s belief has never wavered. As the Terriers begin another...
Badger boys soccer stifled by Bison in shutout loss
Through the first two matches of the season, the Berkshire Badgers boys’ soccer team had gotten off on the right foot. That was not...
Ravens football edged by Rough Riders in rivalry game
There may not be a more evenly matched rivalry in all of Portage County high school football than the one between the Ravenna Ravens...
Meet Lilly: A Resilient Survivor Ready to Find Her Forever Home
This sweet and petite, 2 year old little girl will steal your heart. She was the second cat that I took from her home...
Streetsboro football answers the bell to defeat CVCA
The Streetsboro Rockets’ football team has a lot of questions to answer this season about how they were going to replicate last year’s explosive...
Cardinal volleyball goes 1-1 in tri-match against Madison and Chagrin Falls
Cardinal Huskies’ volleyball Coach Michael Chaffee acknowledged that it has not been an ideal start for his team this season. Cardinal is hoping to...
Jacob McPherson places at Monster Energy AMA Championship
Starting from the bottom pack was not something Ravenna junior Jacob McPherson expected when he competed in two races at the 43rd Annual Monster...
Garfield G-Men football starts season strong by conquering Warriors
It may be a new generation leading the Garfield G-Men football team, but the standards are still high. The G-Men opened their season strong...
Crestwood Intermediate School unveils book vending machine
Since the COVID-19 pandemic, Crestwood Intermediate School speech pathologist Caitlin Fritsch said she has noticed a gap in reading at the elementary level. With...
Rocket girls soccer pulls away from Red Devils in second half
After a 2023 season filled with offensive struggles, the Streetsboro Rockets girls’ soccer team has no intention of letting history repeat itself. After a...
Aurora football hopes experience will aid effort to defend conference banner
The Aurora Greenmen football team’s success has always been fueled by their senior classes. After graduating 16 seniors from last year’s Suburban League American...
Hiram tasks Maddie Wilson to revive women’s lacrosse program
Coach Maddie Wilson has always lived by a simple motto: live, love and ‘lax.
The longtime collegiate assistant women’s lacrosse coach is getting her first...
Crestwood football will rely on depth to make another deep push
Crestwood Red Devils’ football Coach Jack D’Amato said he had a vision for what the program would look like when he first took the...
Streetsboro boys soccer trumps Crestwood in season opener
What the Streetsboro Rockets boys’ soccer team may lack in roster size, they make up for in quality as evidenced by an 8-1 victory...
