North came out on top in a battle of Lake County’s top girls’ basketball teams on Wednesday. Abby Carter scored a game-high 26 points to lead the Rangers to the 60-44 victory over visiting Mentor. “It was nice to get a home game in tonight,” said North coach Paul Force. “Everything felt a little bit

There was nothing ordinary about North’s offseason so naturally, the Rangers turned in an extraordinary performance in a 64-43 season-opening win at Cleveland Heights on Monday. The Rangers, who have been sidelined for the first two months of the season due to a school-district wide pause of athletic activities, pulled away from the Tigers in

Here is the link Cleveland Hts gave us for the game tonight: www.heightstigers.com

Over the past four years, North’s Destiny Leo was among the top players in Northeast Ohio and beyond. Leo graduated last spring, leaving the Rangers with a big hole in their lineup, but 13th-year head coach Paul Force is confident his squad will rally together to carry on the legacy of success the program has

North senior Abby Carter committed to Akron over a year ago but on Wednesday she officially closed out the recruiting process by signing a National Letter of Intent with the Zips. “It’s very exciting to finally make my commitment official,” Carter said. “Each day I know I’m getting closer and closer to being a part

All girls interested in participating in basketball this winter should take note of the practice information below. Practice begins at North Main Gym: Friday 10/23 6:30pm-8:15pm Saturday 10/24 10am-12:30pm Monday 10/26 5pm-7pm *ALL ATHLETES must have a current physical on file in order to participate in a sport. Click here for the “Final Forms” information. There

North’s postseason run came to an end on Friday with a 62-56 loss to Canton GlenOak. The Rangers rallied back from a 14-point halftime deficit to make it a game in the fourth quarter but never could dig themselves out of the early hole. North ends its season with a 23-4 record and a second

Good coaches implement game plans to take advantage of an opponent’s vulnerabilities and good teams execute those game plans to perfection. Sometimes, they even do it on the fly as was the case for the North Rangers, who beat Magnificat in a Division I regional semifinal at the Canton Memorial Civic Center on Tuesday, 60-34.

PERRY—It’s never easy to beat a quality team three times in a season but Brush found out on Friday it’s just as difficult to beat the North Rangers. North, who was 2-0 against Brush this season, used a third-quarter run to pull away from the Arcs in a 73-54 in a Division I district championship

A lot was riding on North’s Division I sectional semifinal game against Mentor at Perry on Tuesday. With a win, the Rangers would advance to a third straight district title and they’d pick up their first victory over the Cardinals since Feb. 28, 2002. Avril Drew, who wasn’t born the last time North beat Mentor,