The Boardman Baseball team saw their season come to an end in the District Semi Final as they fell 2-0 to the Mayfield Wildcats.
Collin Resetar delivered once again going the full 6 innings, giving up only two hits, one earned run, and striking out five in the tough loss.
The Spartans offense was only able to muster together 3 hits as Sammy Moritz had 2 and Donovan Whippo added 1.
Boardman finishes their season with a 10-14 record. On behalf of Boardman Baseball we would like to thank our five seniors, Vince Butto, Tyler Kirlik, Brady McCauley, Ryan Neifer, and Collin Resetar for their hard work and dedication to our program over the past four years and congrats on great careers!
Collin Resetar delivered once again going the full 6 innings, giving up only two hits, one earned run, and striking out five in the tough loss.
The Spartans offense was only able to muster together 3 hits as Sammy Moritz had 2 and Donovan Whippo added 1.
Boardman finishes their season with a 10-14 record. On behalf of Boardman Baseball we would like to thank our five seniors, Vince Butto, Tyler Kirlik, Brady McCauley, Ryan Neifer, and Collin Resetar for their hard work and dedication to our program over the past four years and congrats on great careers!
Our Spartans fell to Mayfield 2-0 in the district semifinals, closing out the season.
Congratulations to our players and coaches on a memorable season. Thank you to our families, fans, and community for your unwavering support all season long.
We are Spartan Proud!
The Lady Spartan Track and Field team are the District Runner-Ups.
The Lady Spartans accumulated 86.5 points to finish in second place behind Massillon Perry.
Olivia Brady was the District Champion in the 800.
Lili Ison was the District Champion in the shot put.
Several events finished in the top 4 and will advance to the Regional meet in North Royalton. Gigi Angiuli finished 2nd in the 100 hurdles and 3rd place in the 300 hurdles; the 4x800 relay of Olivia Brady, Kealia Bravo, Moriah Doyle and Haley Bero was 2nd place; Kealia Bravo was 3rd place in the 800; Olivia Brady was 3rd place in the 1600; Gwen McLane was 3rd place in the shot put; Lili Ison was 3rd place in the discus; the 4x400 relay of Olivia Brady, Gigi Angiuli, Kealia Bravo and Mia Duble were 3rd place and finally Ava Gaps was 4th place in the 400.
Scoring points at the District Championship include: Haley Bero finishing 5th place in the 3200; the 4x200 relay of Alena Scott, Jasmine Matthews, Bryanna James and Ava Gaps in 7th place; Liza Letunova finished ties for 7th in the pole vault; Moriah Doyle in 8th in the 3200 and finally Julia Forbes finishing 8th in the discus.
The Lady Spartans will return to action on Wednesday, May 27th in North Royalton.
The Lady Spartans accumulated 86.5 points to finish in second place behind Massillon Perry.
Olivia Brady was the District Champion in the 800.
Lili Ison was the District Champion in the shot put.
Several events finished in the top 4 and will advance to the Regional meet in North Royalton. Gigi Angiuli finished 2nd in the 100 hurdles and 3rd place in the 300 hurdles; the 4x800 relay of Olivia Brady, Kealia Bravo, Moriah Doyle and Haley Bero was 2nd place; Kealia Bravo was 3rd place in the 800; Olivia Brady was 3rd place in the 1600; Gwen McLane was 3rd place in the shot put; Lili Ison was 3rd place in the discus; the 4x400 relay of Olivia Brady, Gigi Angiuli, Kealia Bravo and Mia Duble were 3rd place and finally Ava Gaps was 4th place in the 400.
Scoring points at the District Championship include: Haley Bero finishing 5th place in the 3200; the 4x200 relay of Alena Scott, Jasmine Matthews, Bryanna James and Ava Gaps in 7th place; Liza Letunova finished ties for 7th in the pole vault; Moriah Doyle in 8th in the 3200 and finally Julia Forbes finishing 8th in the discus.
The Lady Spartans will return to action on Wednesday, May 27th in North Royalton.
Austintown-The Boardman Boys Track Team were crowned OHSAA Northeast District Champions for the first time since 2009 this past Friday at Austintown Fitch High School. This is the 10th District Championship won in the history of Spartan Track and Field. Boardman will be represented in 11 events this week at the OHSAA Northeast Regional Championship held at North Royalton High School.
The Spartans will be represented on the track Wednesday and Friday in 9 events. The 4x800 Relay Team of senior Adam Nigro, junior Dylan White, junior Jonathan Burgos-Perez, and junior Tommy Sullivan placed second in a time of 8:05.77. White qualified for The Regional Championship in the 1600 by placing fourth in a time of 4:26.20. Nigro qualified for The Regional Championship in the 800 after placing fourth in a time of 1:58.41. Junior Ethan Timblin qualified for The Regional Championship in the 110H after placing third with a time of 14.90. Timblin and junior Stephan Stanford both qualified in the 300H after posting times of 40.22 and 41.09 respectively. Junior Robrick Taylor was crowned District Champion and qualified for The Regional Championship in the 400 after placing first in a career-best time of 49.41. Sophomore Jacob Turek qualified for The Regional Championship in the 3200 after posting a second place finish in a new career-best time of 9:39.59. The Spartan 4x200 Relay Team of senior Kevin Tomlin, junior Ryan Mitchell, Stanford, and Taylor were crowned District Champions and moved on to The Regional after placing first in a time of 1:29.27. The Spartan 4x400 Relay Team of junior Jackson Graham, senior Connor Boots, Mitchell, and Taylor were crowned District Champions and qualified to The Regional Championship after placing first in a season-best time of 3:24.19.
In the field events, Boardman will be represented in two events. Senior Blake Daniels qualified for The Regional Championship after placing second in the High Jump with a leap of 6’2”, tying his career-best in the event. Senior James Mitchell was the final Spartan qualifier with a third place finish in the Shot Put after throwing 51’11”.
The Spartans also scored in a variety of events including senior Dominic Theodore placing seventh in the 3200 in a career-best time of 9:59.62. Stanford placed sixth in the 110H in a time of 15.91. Burgos-Perez was seventh in the 1600 in a time of 4:30.03. Taylor and Tomlin were fifth and sixth in the 200 after posting times of 22.48 and 22.57 respectively.
The Spartans will next compete at The OHSAA Regional Championship on Wednesday and Friday at North Royalton for a chance to earn a berth to the OHSAA State Championship in Columbus the following weekend.
TEAM SCORES
BOARDMAN-103
North Canton Hoover-85
Uniontown Lake-65
Canfield-59
Chardon-48
Howland-48
Austintown Fitch-47.5
Massillon-40
Warren G. Harding-38
Painesville Harvey-34.5
Louisville-30
Youngstown East-22
Geneva-14
Youngstown Chaney-9
Madison-9
Alliance-7
Ashtabula Lakeside-2
The Spartans will be represented on the track Wednesday and Friday in 9 events. The 4x800 Relay Team of senior Adam Nigro, junior Dylan White, junior Jonathan Burgos-Perez, and junior Tommy Sullivan placed second in a time of 8:05.77. White qualified for The Regional Championship in the 1600 by placing fourth in a time of 4:26.20. Nigro qualified for The Regional Championship in the 800 after placing fourth in a time of 1:58.41. Junior Ethan Timblin qualified for The Regional Championship in the 110H after placing third with a time of 14.90. Timblin and junior Stephan Stanford both qualified in the 300H after posting times of 40.22 and 41.09 respectively. Junior Robrick Taylor was crowned District Champion and qualified for The Regional Championship in the 400 after placing first in a career-best time of 49.41. Sophomore Jacob Turek qualified for The Regional Championship in the 3200 after posting a second place finish in a new career-best time of 9:39.59. The Spartan 4x200 Relay Team of senior Kevin Tomlin, junior Ryan Mitchell, Stanford, and Taylor were crowned District Champions and moved on to The Regional after placing first in a time of 1:29.27. The Spartan 4x400 Relay Team of junior Jackson Graham, senior Connor Boots, Mitchell, and Taylor were crowned District Champions and qualified to The Regional Championship after placing first in a season-best time of 3:24.19.
In the field events, Boardman will be represented in two events. Senior Blake Daniels qualified for The Regional Championship after placing second in the High Jump with a leap of 6’2”, tying his career-best in the event. Senior James Mitchell was the final Spartan qualifier with a third place finish in the Shot Put after throwing 51’11”.
The Spartans also scored in a variety of events including senior Dominic Theodore placing seventh in the 3200 in a career-best time of 9:59.62. Stanford placed sixth in the 110H in a time of 15.91. Burgos-Perez was seventh in the 1600 in a time of 4:30.03. Taylor and Tomlin were fifth and sixth in the 200 after posting times of 22.48 and 22.57 respectively.
The Spartans will next compete at The OHSAA Regional Championship on Wednesday and Friday at North Royalton for a chance to earn a berth to the OHSAA State Championship in Columbus the following weekend.
TEAM SCORES
BOARDMAN-103
North Canton Hoover-85
Uniontown Lake-65
Canfield-59
Chardon-48
Howland-48
Austintown Fitch-47.5
Massillon-40
Warren G. Harding-38
Painesville Harvey-34.5
Louisville-30
Youngstown East-22
Geneva-14
Youngstown Chaney-9
Madison-9
Alliance-7
Ashtabula Lakeside-2
SPARTAN PROUD! 🏃♀️
At the District Track Meet this past Friday, Gigi Angiuli made Spartan history by breaking the 100M hurdles school record with an incredible time of 15.25 seconds!
The previous record of 15.38 seconds was set in 2017 by Jessica Knickerbocker.
Gigi’s determination, focus, and competitive spirit have been on display all season long, and this record-breaking performance is a well-earned milestone. The future is bright for this Spartan standout, and we can’t wait to see what she accomplishes next!
Congratulations, Gigi! 🏆
At the District Track Meet this past Friday, Gigi Angiuli made Spartan history by breaking the 100M hurdles school record with an incredible time of 15.25 seconds!
The previous record of 15.38 seconds was set in 2017 by Jessica Knickerbocker.
Gigi’s determination, focus, and competitive spirit have been on display all season long, and this record-breaking performance is a well-earned milestone. The future is bright for this Spartan standout, and we can’t wait to see what she accomplishes next!
Congratulations, Gigi! 🏆
A championship night for the Spartans!
Our Boys Track & Field team are DISTRICT CHAMPIONS! 💪
And congratulations to our Girls Track & Field team on an outstanding District Runner-Up finish!
We are SPARTAN PROUD!
Congratulations to our Boys Track & Field team and all of our athletes who earned All-Conference honors by capturing 1st place in their respective events! Your hard work, determination, and commitment continue to make our school proud.
We are incredibly proud of this team and the dedication of our coaches who help push our athletes to be their very best every single day. 👏💪
Good luck to the team today at the District Meet — we can’t wait to continue cheering you on throughout the rest of the season and beyond!
We are incredibly proud of this team and the dedication of our coaches who help push our athletes to be their very best every single day. 👏💪
Good luck to the team today at the District Meet — we can’t wait to continue cheering you on throughout the rest of the season and beyond!
Boardman Lady Spartans Fall in 9-Inning Heartbreaker in District Finals, 4-3
The Boardman Lady Spartans saw their season come to a close Thursday night in North Royalton as they fell to the Revere Minutemen, 4-3, in nine innings in the Division III District Final.
It marked the Spartans’ second consecutive trip to the district championship game after capturing the crown a season ago. This year, however, Boardman finished as district runner-up after an emotional extra-inning battle.
Both teams worked out of early trouble as the game remained scoreless through the first two innings. Each squad managed to get runners to third base but could not capitalize.
Revere struck first in the top of the third inning. After an error allowed the leadoff hitter to reach base and a sacrifice bunt moved the runner into scoring position, the Minutemen plated a run on an RBI groundout to take a 1-0 lead.
Boardman answered immediately in the bottom half of the inning. A leadoff walk by Lanie Joyce and a double from Mikayla Rivera put the Spartans in business. Addie Kowacich continued her clutch postseason hitting with a two-run double into the gap to give Boardman the lead. Kate Thames followed with an RBI single back up the middle to extend the advantage to 3-1.
Revere chipped away in the fifth inning. A leadoff single followed by a passed ball moved the runner into scoring position, and another base hit brought home a run to cut the deficit to 3-2.
The Spartans shut down another Revere threat in the sixth, but the pressure continued to build in the seventh inning. With one out, Revere reached on an error before a double put two runners in scoring position. An RBI groundout tied the game at 3-3 and forced extra innings.
Boardman nearly walked it off in the bottom of the seventh. The Spartans had the winning run at second base with only one out, but an intentional walk to Kowacich set up force plays, and Revere escaped the inning with a groundout and a pop out.
After a scoreless eighth inning from both sides, Revere finally broke through in the ninth. A one-out double sparked the rally before a line drive up the middle brought home the go-ahead run. Boardman was retired in order in the bottom half of the inning as the Spartans’ postseason run came to an end.
Gabi Sferra took the loss for Boardman but battled through several difficult situations to keep the Spartans in the game deep into extra innings. Kowacich came on in relief and needed just one pitch to end the ninth inning. Sferra pitched 8 2/3 innings, allowing eight hits, four runs — only two earned — while walking four and striking out 10. She also stranded 12 runners on base thanks to several key strikeouts throughout the night.
The Spartans received strong performances offensively from the top of the lineup. Kenzie Cherne and Kate Thames each finished 2-for-4, with Thames adding an RBI. Ellie Wymer, Rivera, and Kowacich each added hits, while Kowacich drove in two runs.
The coaching staff would like to thank our seniors. Gabi Sferra, Addie Kowacich, Ellie Wymer, Lanie Joyce, and Jocelynn Torres all played major roles in the success of the program over the past two seasons. Their leadership and contributions helped guide the Spartans to back-to-back district final appearances and the final four run from a year ago.
The Spartans finish the 2026 season at 18-9 with another memorable postseason run and a foundation that continues to keep Boardman among the area’s top softball programs.
The Boardman High School varsity baseball program continues its meaningful Teacher Appreciation Game tradition, where our senior Spartans take time to honor educators who have made a lasting impact on their lives. As another school year comes to a close, we are reminded just how powerful, inspiring, and influential teachers can be both inside and outside the classroom.
This year’s senior recognitions include:
• Collin Resetar honoring Ms. Tomko
• Brady McCauley honoring Mr. Ladner
• Ryan Neifer honoring Mr. Popio
• Vince Butto honoring Mr. Sheehan
• Tyler Kirlik honoring Miss Pishotti
These moments reflect the heart of Boardman—gratitude, connection, and the lasting relationships built between students and staff. We are proud of our seniors for taking the time to recognize the educators who helped shape their journey, and we are equally proud of our incredible Boardman staff who show up every day to make a difference.
As the season winds down, we’re reminded that the impact of an educator doesn’t end when the final bell rings—it lasts a lifetime.
We are Spartan proud!
The Boardman Varsity Baseball team hosted GlenOak in their final home game of the season and fell 12-0.
Collin Resetar took the hard luck loss as he was cruising through the first three innings before running into trouble in the fourth. Resetar went 4 innings, giving up six unearned runs, and struck out four. Thomas Ramovs pitched 2 innnigs in relief giving up two earned runs and striking out one. Danny Jorge pitched the final inning giving up four runs, only one earned.
Donovan Whippo led the way on offense with 2 hits. Vince Butto and Ben Kelso also added a hit a piece. The Spartans were unable to take advantage of a few opportunities to get into the run column.
Boardman falls to 10-13 and will return to action for their final regular season game at West Branch on Saturday before traveling to Mayfield for their first playoff game.
Collin Resetar took the hard luck loss as he was cruising through the first three innings before running into trouble in the fourth. Resetar went 4 innings, giving up six unearned runs, and struck out four. Thomas Ramovs pitched 2 innnigs in relief giving up two earned runs and striking out one. Danny Jorge pitched the final inning giving up four runs, only one earned.
Donovan Whippo led the way on offense with 2 hits. Vince Butto and Ben Kelso also added a hit a piece. The Spartans were unable to take advantage of a few opportunities to get into the run column.
Boardman falls to 10-13 and will return to action for their final regular season game at West Branch on Saturday before traveling to Mayfield for their first playoff game.
Boardman Girls Track All AAC Team!
From start to finish, our Spartans competed with determination, heart, and championship-level effort, finishing with outstanding performances and well-deserved 1st Team All-AAC honors in their respective events!Congratulations, Spartans, on an unforgettable conference meet performance!
We are Spartan Proud!
From start to finish, our Spartans competed with determination, heart, and championship-level effort, finishing with outstanding performances and well-deserved 1st Team All-AAC honors in their respective events!Congratulations, Spartans, on an unforgettable conference meet performance!
We are Spartan Proud!
Congratulations to our Boardman Baseball players who earned 1st and 2nd Team All-AAC Conference honors!
These honors are a reflection of the commitment our athletes bring to the field every single day and the pride they take in representing Boardman Baseball.
We are Spartan Proud! 🖤⚾
These honors are a reflection of the commitment our athletes bring to the field every single day and the pride they take in representing Boardman Baseball.
We are Spartan Proud! 🖤⚾
Congratulations to our Boardman Softball players on being selected to the 1st and 2nd Team All-AAC Conference teams! 🥎🖤💛
From big plays on the field to leadership and teamwork, our Spartans continue to represent Boardman with pride and excellence.
We are Spartan Proud!
From big plays on the field to leadership and teamwork, our Spartans continue to represent Boardman with pride and excellence.
We are Spartan Proud!
Congratulations to our Boardman Boys Tennis players on earning All-AAC honors!
Representing Boardman with pride both on and off the court, these athletes continue to raise the standard for Spartan Tennis.
We are Spartan Proud! 🖤🎾
Representing Boardman with pride both on and off the court, these athletes continue to raise the standard for Spartan Tennis.
We are Spartan Proud! 🖤🎾
The Boardman Lady Spartans punched their ticket to the district championship game Thursday with an emphatic 11-1 run-rule victory over the Westlake Demons in a Division III district semifinal Tuesday at Boardman.
With warmer weather arriving, the Spartans bats began to heat up as they collected 13 hits while erupting for nine runs in the third inning to put the game out of reach. Leading the charge was Addie Kowacich, who finished a single shy of the cycle in a dominant performance at the plate.
After two quick outs in the first inning, Kowacich sparked the Spartans with a triple to the gap. Kate Thames followed with an RBI double before Kenzie Cherne added an RBI single to give Boardman an early 2-0 advantage.
The Spartans then broke the game open in the third by sending 13 batters to the plate. Kowacich and Thames opened the inning with back-to-back home runs, setting the tone for the offensive explosion. Two batters later, Gabi Sferra delivered an RBI double, while Lanie Joyce ripped a single past a diving shortstop to plate another run. Ellie Wymer later added an RBI single before Kowacich came through again with a two-run double. Thames capped the inning with an RBI groundout as Boardman extended its lead to 11-0.
Westlake managed to score once in the fifth inning, but Sferra quickly ended any hopes of a comeback. The right-hander tossed all five innings, allowing just three hits and one run while striking out 10 and walking two.
Kowacich led the Spartans offensively, going 3-for-3 with a home run, triple, double, three RBIs, and three runs scored. Thames finished 2-for-3 with a home run, double, and three RBIs. Cherne and Joyce each went 2-for-2 with an RBI, while Sferra added two hits and an RBI of her own. Wymer drove in two runs, and Mikayla Rivera also contributed a hit.
With the victory, Boardman improves to 18-8 on the season and advances to the district championship game for the second consecutive year. The Spartans will face the Revere Minutemen on Thursday at North Royalton High School at 5:00 p.m., where Boardman will serve as the home team
The JV Baseball team traveled to Poland and led going into the bottom of the seventh inning, but ultimately fell in heartbreaking fashion losing 10-9.
Jimmy Putko got the start and no decision as he went 4.1 innings giving up four earned runs while striking out three. Anthony Ramunno finished the final 2.1 innings giving up five earned runs in the loss.
The offense was led by Patrick Young and Zac Caldwell who each had 2 hits and 2 RBIs with Young scoring twice. Clayton Hoffman and Justin Beish each added a hit, run, and an RBI. Putko added a hit and a run. Marco Trafficante added a double and 2 runs, Coben Scarsella added a hit and 2 runs, and Jason Clark and Logan Miller each added an RBI.
The JV Spartans fall to 7-13 and will return to action tomorrow when they travel to Marlington.
Jimmy Putko got the start and no decision as he went 4.1 innings giving up four earned runs while striking out three. Anthony Ramunno finished the final 2.1 innings giving up five earned runs in the loss.
The offense was led by Patrick Young and Zac Caldwell who each had 2 hits and 2 RBIs with Young scoring twice. Clayton Hoffman and Justin Beish each added a hit, run, and an RBI. Putko added a hit and a run. Marco Trafficante added a double and 2 runs, Coben Scarsella added a hit and 2 runs, and Jason Clark and Logan Miller each added an RBI.
The JV Spartans fall to 7-13 and will return to action tomorrow when they travel to Marlington.
The Boardman Varsity Baseball team bounced back at home against Poland winning 7-2 to avenge this opening day loss to the Bulldogs.
Tyler Kirlik went the distance to earn the win. After giving up a run in each of the first two innings, Kirlik was shut down the rest of the way going the full 7 innings, giving up two earned runs, and striking out eleven.
On the offensive end, the Spartans used a balance attack as they belted 12 hits, led by Vince Butto with 3 hits, an RBI, and 2 runs scored. Sammy Moritz added 2 hits, 3 RBIs, and a run. Kirlik helped his cause with 2 hits, an RBI, and a run. Ricky Gozur added 2 hits and 2 runs. Ryan Neifer added a double and an RBI. Tyler Helmick and Thomas Ramovs each added a hit. Donovan Whippo added an RBI.
Boardman improves to 10-12 and will return to action on Wednesday when they host Glen Oak and will celebrate our Teacher Appreciation Game for our Seniors.
Tyler Kirlik went the distance to earn the win. After giving up a run in each of the first two innings, Kirlik was shut down the rest of the way going the full 7 innings, giving up two earned runs, and striking out eleven.
On the offensive end, the Spartans used a balance attack as they belted 12 hits, led by Vince Butto with 3 hits, an RBI, and 2 runs scored. Sammy Moritz added 2 hits, 3 RBIs, and a run. Kirlik helped his cause with 2 hits, an RBI, and a run. Ricky Gozur added 2 hits and 2 runs. Ryan Neifer added a double and an RBI. Tyler Helmick and Thomas Ramovs each added a hit. Donovan Whippo added an RBI.
Boardman improves to 10-12 and will return to action on Wednesday when they host Glen Oak and will celebrate our Teacher Appreciation Game for our Seniors.
Congratulations to Coach John Phillips- AAC Sportsmanship, Ethics and Integrity Award✨
This recognition celebrates coaches who reflect the highest values of sportsmanship, ethics, integrity, professionalism, and leadership while serving as positive role models for student-athletes both on and off the playing field.
Coach Phillips exemplifies these qualities through his dedication to his athletes, the respect he shows to others, and the positive culture he continues to build within Boardman athletics. His leadership, professionalism, and commitment to doing things the right way make a lasting impact on the students and families he serves.
Congratulations, Coach Phillips, on this well-deserved recognition. We are proud to have you representing Boardman!
This recognition celebrates coaches who reflect the highest values of sportsmanship, ethics, integrity, professionalism, and leadership while serving as positive role models for student-athletes both on and off the playing field.
Coach Phillips exemplifies these qualities through his dedication to his athletes, the respect he shows to others, and the positive culture he continues to build within Boardman athletics. His leadership, professionalism, and commitment to doing things the right way make a lasting impact on the students and families he serves.
Congratulations, Coach Phillips, on this well-deserved recognition. We are proud to have you representing Boardman!
Congratulations to Boardman senior Gabe Hammerton - AAC Respect the Game/Sportsmanship Award Spring 2026🎾
The OHSAA defines this honor as being awarded to a male athlete who demonstrates, through play and sportsmanship, the true philosophy of athletics. This recognition celebrates athletes who compete with integrity, respect others involved in the game, lead by example, and represent their school and team with character and class.
Gabe exemplifies these qualities each and every day through his leadership, sportsmanship, dedication, and respect for teammates, opponents, coaches, officials, and the game itself. He has proudly represented Boardman athletics both on and off the court throughout his career.
Congratulations, Gabe, on this well-deserved honor. We are incredibly proud of the example you set for younger Spartans and the entire Boardman community!
The OHSAA defines this honor as being awarded to a male athlete who demonstrates, through play and sportsmanship, the true philosophy of athletics. This recognition celebrates athletes who compete with integrity, respect others involved in the game, lead by example, and represent their school and team with character and class.
Gabe exemplifies these qualities each and every day through his leadership, sportsmanship, dedication, and respect for teammates, opponents, coaches, officials, and the game itself. He has proudly represented Boardman athletics both on and off the court throughout his career.
Congratulations, Gabe, on this well-deserved honor. We are incredibly proud of the example you set for younger Spartans and the entire Boardman community!
Congratulations to Boardman’s own Madison Whyde on being recognized for her inspiring impact as a student-athlete in both Lacrosse and Track!
This special AAC honor celebrates female athletes who lead with dedication, perseverance, and heart — inspiring teammates, competitors, classmates, and their communities both on and off the field.
Madison truly represents what it means to be a Spartan through her hard work, leadership, and the positive example she sets every day. We are incredibly proud of all she has accomplished and can’t wait to see what’s ahead for her.
Congratulations, Madison! Your Boardman family is cheering you on every step of the way! 🥍🏃♀️✨
This special AAC honor celebrates female athletes who lead with dedication, perseverance, and heart — inspiring teammates, competitors, classmates, and their communities both on and off the field.
Madison truly represents what it means to be a Spartan through her hard work, leadership, and the positive example she sets every day. We are incredibly proud of all she has accomplished and can’t wait to see what’s ahead for her.
Congratulations, Madison! Your Boardman family is cheering you on every step of the way! 🥍🏃♀️✨
