BY JILLIAN CORNACCHIONE Wadsworth’s boys’ and girls’ track and field is still in motion. As the school year nears its end, members involved in the sport are sprinting their way to hard-fought victories as they conquer the districts meet and … Continue reading Wadsworth track and field advances to Regionals
BY STANLEY BINGHAM The Penn Relays, an elite track meet, took place April 27 and Wadsworth track members Josiah Sovine, Nick Miller, Kai Wagner, and Gabe Szalay participated in the 4×800 meter relay. They finished fifth in the Championship of … Continue reading 4×800 team finishes fifth at the Penn Relays
BY MARRAYA YOUNGBLOOD & JACOB MCDERMITT After 33 years, John “G” Gramuglia has decided to step down from his position as head wrestling coach at Wadsworth. This comes just seven months after being inducted into the National Wrestling Hall of … Continue reading Gramuglia steps down as Wadsworth’s head wrestling coach
BY LOGAN EGLESTON Every three days in the United States, an athlete dies due to sudden cardiac arrest. mCore, an athletic cardiac screening company, is working to prevent sudden deaths in young athletes. Certain programs at Wadsworth have picked up … Continue reading Athletes Undergo Cardiac Screening, Sign Partnership with mCore
BY JACOB MCDERMITT The final state wrestling match of the 2017-18 season was also senior Jordan Earnest’s last time wearing the red of Wadsworth. Earnest finished the season as the state champion at 285 pounds with a 2-1 victory, but … Continue reading Earnest finishes high school wrestling career on top
BY ADAM DARWICH AND JOSH HAGANS An old adage states that, “there is greatness all around us.” Too often today, students fail to recognize the successes in athletics that their own teachers have had. This page is in honor of … Continue reading Schooling you on the court and the classroom
BY JAKE LOGUIDICE This past weekend, many Grizzlies achieved great things in their respective sports. Wrestling, basketball, and bowling all had great weekends in their post season games. Wrestling sent nine varsity wrestlers to states and they all did well. … Continue reading Great weekend to be a Grizzly
BY ADAM DARWICH Over the past weekend, people were put in a state of shock, awe, and downright frenzy as the OHSAA Swimming and Diving State Championships were held in Canton at C.T. Branin Natatorium. For Wadsworth Swimming fans, their … Continue reading Waldow and Currens finish strong at State Championship
BY JACOB MCDERMITT Seedings are out for the boys and girls basketball state tournaments. The boys team enter as the 8th seed and the girls enter as a 2nd seed. The boys basketball team was placed 8th in the Division … Continue reading Boys and girls basketball tournament seedings released
BY JOSH HAGANS The Cleveland Cavaliers had a rough month. With only one set of consecutive wins since December, a shakeup was needed. The front office did exactly that. On Thursday, February 8, only hours before the trade deadline, the … Continue reading Meet the new Cleveland Cavaliers
BY CHRISTIAN SZALAY The Lady Grizzlies took one of their only defeats to Suburban League rival Stow on December 6. The Bulldogs came in and pushed the Grizzlies around. The loss helped to fuel the ladies to come back stronger … Continue reading Lady Grizzlies get their revenge
Baughman secures legacy, future undetermined BY JOSH HAGANS AND QUENTIN GRIFFIN Joey Baughman joins Ohio Football legends in a season that will never be forgotten, culminating with him winning Ohio’s Mr. Football as the state’s best player. Mr. Football is … Continue reading Ohio’s Mr. Football
