Edgewood

The high school softball season kicked off over the weekend with area teams squeezing in a few games before inclement weather set in.

The high school baseball season kicked off over the weekend with area teams squeezing in a few games before inclement weather set in.

Edgewood returns eight starters from the team that finished 18-5 overall and 10-2 to win the Chagrin Valley Conference Valley Division title.

Edgewood heads into the 2023 season with six returning starters and an influx of new talent that should help the Warriors improve upon their 8-8 record from last season.

Perry used a fast start to knock off previously undefeated Edgewood on Tuesday, 48-42, in a battle for first place in the Chagrin Valley Conference Lake Division.

With 11 players returning with varsity experience, optimism is as high as ever surrounding the Edgewood Warriors’ girls’ basketball program.

Kirtland racked up a season-high 501 yards of offense in a 44-0 win at Edgewood on Friday.

Kirtland closed out the league play portion of its schedule with a 6-0 win at Edgewood on Tuesday.

Prior to the start of the 2022 season, area volleyball coaches were polled to determine how they see conference races shaping up this fall.

Prior to the start of the 2022 season, area girls’ soccer coaches were polled to determine how they see conference races shaping up this fall.

Prior to the start of the 2022 season, area boys’ soccer coaches were polled to determine how they see conference races shaping up this fall.

A new coach and a large group of returning starters have the Edgewood girls’ soccer program optimistic about its chances this fall.

Perry pounded out 18 hits in extending its Chagrin Valley Conference winning streak to 75 straight games with a 13-1 win over host Edgewood on Thursday.

Perry’s Mia Ward threw a five-inning no-hitter in Friday’s 18-0 win over visiting Edgewood.

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.

Edgewood’s tennis team is young and relatively inexperienced, but already the Warriors have shown their potential to develop into a strong squad.

A 20-0 second-quarter run allowed Perry to pull away from visiting Edgewood in a 68-26 Chagrin Valley Conference Lake Division win on Saturday.

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

With three returning starters and five others with varsity experience, the Edgewood girls’ basketball team is eager to compete this winter.

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