Chagrin Falls

With five returning starters, Chagrin Falls is out to flip the script this season.

Chagrin Falls enters the 2022 season riding high after winning the 2021 Division II state championship.

Prior to the 2022 season, coaches from the Chagrin Valley and Western Reserve conferences were polled regarding how they thought the league standings would shake out this spring.

With seven returning starters and four capable pitchers, Chagrin Falls eyes improvement from last year.

Chagrin Falls enters the 2022 season having won the Chagrin Valley Conference Chagrin Division title every year since 2017.

The Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Association on Monday released its preseason rankings, which included several area teams.

Kirtland bounced back from its first loss by clawing out a 33-28 win at Chagrin Falls on Monday.

Perry was held under 50 points for the first time this season but the Pirates still managed to pull out a 40-21 win at Chagrin Falls on Friday.

After graduating all five starters and 10 total seniors, Chagrin Falls opens the 2021-22 season with a clean slate.

The girls’ basketball coaches from around the Chagrin Valley Conference have spoken and the preseason coaches poll and all-conference teams have been determined.

Chagrin Falls returns just one starter and is short on pure basketball players, but the Tigers are loaded with multi-sport athletes and a hunger to succeed.

Elana McGinnis scored two goals and Kate Bartlett converted a penalty kick to lead Chagrin Falls to a 3-2 win over Rocky River.

Kirtland got off to a bit of a slow start but the Hornets cruised to their 46th straight win by beating visiting Chagrin Falls, 42-6.

A freshman stole the spotlight in Chagrin Falls’ 1-0 win at Kirtland in a battle of state-ranked teams on Wednesday.

Kirtland’s girls’ soccer team won the Division III state title last fall and the Hornets opened the 2021 season atop the state rankings.

Each of the coaches from the Chagrin Valley Conference was polled to determine which teams are expected to finish atop the standings this fall.

Each of the coaches from the Chagrin Valley Conference was polled to determine which teams are expected to finish atop the standings this fall.

Independence shot its lowest tournament score of the season in finishing 13th at their Blue Devil Invitational on Saturday at Shawnee Hills Golf Course.

Independence edged visiting Chagrin Falls, 185-192, in a key Chagrin Valley Conference match at Shawnee Hills Golf Course on Tuesday.

Chagrin Falls lost three six-foot athletes but what the Tigers lost in height they’ll make up for with might.

Chagrin Falls returns seven starters from the team that lost a shootout to Lake Catholic in a Division II district championship game last fall.