Brian Gaines+FollowNortheast Ohio’s rising basketball starsNortheast Ohio’s Class of 2029 boys basketball scene is already buzzing with standout freshmen making waves. Players like Deje Barber (Euclid), Bob Da Silva (Andrews Osborne), and Bryce Irby (Lutheran East) are earning early college interest and turning heads with their skills and grit. From smooth shooters to relentless defenders, these young athletes are poised to shake up varsity lineups and maybe even lead their teams to state titles. Who do you think will become the next local legend? Check out the list and cast your vote—let’s see who the community is backing! #Sports #Basketball #NortheastOhio00Share
AuroraAviator+FollowNortheast Ohio’s rising basketball stars: Who stands out?Northeast Ohio’s next wave of boys basketball talent is making some serious noise. From Danny Berg’s playmaking at Rocky River to Nick Reece’s scoring explosions at Berea-Midpark, these juniors are already shaping the region’s hoops scene. Some, like Elijah Chapman, are drawing college interest, while others—like Mason Cerovac—are double threats on the football field. With voting open for the area’s top Class of 2027 player, it’s a great time to celebrate these athletes’ grit and growth. Who’s caught your eye this season, and who do you think will make the biggest leap next year? #Education #K12 #NortheastOhio00Share
Nicole Obrien+FollowNortheast Ohio’s rising basketball starsNortheast Ohio’s Class of 2026 boys basketball players are already making waves, and the competition for the top spot is heating up fast. These young athletes are showing serious talent and drive, and it’s clear they’re ready to leave their mark on the local hoops scene. From buzzer-beaters to highlight-reel dunks, each player brings something unique to the court. Check out our picks for the best in the class and cast your vote for who you think stands out. Who’s your favorite, and what makes them special? Let’s get the conversation going! #Sports #Basketball #NortheastOhio00Share
Theresa Boyd+FollowNortheast Ohio hoops: Wild finishes & breakout starsSt. Edward’s basketball squad is on fire, racking up a fifth straight win with a blowout over Sandusky, while Medina pulled off a buzzer-beater thriller at the Holiday Hoopla. Garfield Heights battled hard against top national talent, and sophomore Mekhi Asberry is turning heads for Euclid. Across Northeast Ohio, young players are stepping up, underdogs are making noise, and every game feels like it could be a classic. Who’s your pick for the most exciting team or breakout player so far this season? Let’s hear your takes! #Sports #Basketball #NortheastOhio00Share
Chad Williams+FollowNortheast Ohio’s defensive football standoutsGlenville’s defense just made history—holding Shelby to only 27 yards in the state championship, the lowest ever in any division. Cincere Johnson led the charge, earning his second straight Defensive Player of the Year. Across Northeast Ohio, players like Collin Crocker (St. Edward), Lance Dawson (Avon), and Storm Miller (Strongsville) are making waves with record-breaking sacks and tackles. These athletes aren’t just racking up stats—they’re setting new standards for high school football. Which of these defensive stars do you think will make the biggest impact at the next level? Let’s talk about the future of Ohio football! #Sports #Football #NortheastOhio00Share
Chad Williams+FollowNortheast Ohio’s football stars break recordsBrandon White and Zach Hackleman just rewrote St. Edward’s football history, setting new all-time rushing and receiving records—even after both bounced back from major injuries last year. Their grit led them to be named co-Offensive Players of the Year, and they’re just part of a powerhouse group of all-stars from across Northeast Ohio. From Avon’s championship QB Blake Elder to future Buckeyes like Sam Greer and Mason Wilhelm, this year’s all-area team is stacked with talent and comeback stories. Which player’s journey or achievement stands out most to you? Let’s talk local football greatness! #Sports #Football #NortheastOhio00Share
Malik Williams+FollowNortheast Ohio’s soccer stars shine brightDominic Ruggiero from St. Ignatius headlines this year’s Boys Soccer All-Stars, but he’s just one of many local athletes making Northeast Ohio proud. From Owen Beskid’s playmaking at Brunswick to Jack Washburn’s 36-goal season at Columbia, these players have set the bar high for high school soccer. Defensive standouts like Logan Fitchko and Nico Jameson anchored state-title runs, while goalkeepers like Bennett Werthmuller made clutch saves all year. It’s incredible to see so much talent coming from our own backyard. Which of these All-Stars impressed you most this season? Let’s celebrate their achievements and talk about the future of soccer in our community! #Sports #Soccer #NortheastOhio00Share
