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Bluejays stifle Doniphan 28-0 in opener

Trevor Cyboron eyes his D-T opponent on one of his carries Friday night. He totaled 118 yards for his initial effort this season and was one for two in passing for 14 yards.

Coach Mark Hudson’s Ravenna Bluejays opened the 2010 football season with a nice 28-0 home shut-out win over the Doniphan/Trumbull Cardinals. The win was sweet for a game that was expected to be closer than the four touchdown margin, but the Jay defensive effort in blanking the Cardinals was a nice bonus for the inexperienced Ravenna squad.
The Ravenna offense was paced by two 100 yard plus efforts from quarterback Trevor Cyboron and tailback Ryen Miller. Miller had 148 yards on 18 carries while Cyboron totaled 118 yards on 15 totes. In addition, Cyboron went 1-2 for 14 yards in the air. Back-up quarterback Connor Beranek was 1-3 for five yards. Both quarterback’s completions went to Miller

.Kelly McFadden brings down the Doniphan-Trumbull ball carrier in Ravenna's opening game of the football season last Friday. (RN photos by M. Steele)

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Jarvi begins a new era for Ravenna volleyball in 2010
 

 

 

Eight returning letter winners return to bolster the 2010 Ravenna volleyball team for the upcoming season. In front from left are Alisa Pecka, McKenzie Muhlbach, and Maggie Matejka. In back row are Taylor Hand, Monica Hervert, Abby Barent, Morgan Muhlbach and Hunter Hillje. (RN-Photo)

Erin Jarvi, last year’s top assistant coach for the Ravenna volleyball team assumes the head coaching position this fall. Korina Wick resigned to spend more time with her family, leaving Jarvi the opportunity to become a head coach. The other assistant from last year, Shawna Fisher, moved to Ord to assume a new teaching position, leaving Jarvi with an empty staff. To fill that void, Jarvi hired 2004 Ravenna graduate, Emily Pernicek.
Jarvi was the assistant for three years to Wick and coached Ravenna’s club volleyball team for those three years. .

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Bluejays and Cardinals kick off 2010 FB season
 

 
 

For the first time, Ravenna will open it’s football season with a week zero game. The Doniphan/Trumbull Cardinals will come to Ravenna for a 7:00 game on August 27. Playing in the week zero game will mean that the following Friday, September 3, Ravenna will have a bye week.
Both Ravenna and Doniphan/Trumbull will be eager to start the 2010 campaign with a win. Ravenna is coming off a 2009 year with an 8-2 mark while the Cards had a 3-5 record.

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Ravenna 18 & under softball team ends season

 

The Ravenna 18 & under softball team recently ended their season in their own tournament, held July 15-16. The team had compiled a season record of 8-2 prior to the tourney, but went 0-2 to finish the year 8-4.
Ashton 13, Ravenna 11
By the middle of the fifth inning, Ravenna was down 11-2. Fortunately, they scored eight runs to pull to within one, at 11-10. A Brittany Harp hit helped to jump start the team. Ashton was able to add two more runs and hold Ravenna to just one in the sixth and final inning to notch the win. Starting pitcher Tori Bradley went the whole game for Ravenna. Valerie Rathe-Hoffman went 2-3 with a double and a single to highlight the Ravenna offense. Karissa Finke also was credited with five steals

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