High School Sports Roundup from Feb. 6

Highlights from boys basketball and bowling matches across Northeast Ohio

Published on Feb. 6, 2026

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The latest high school sports action saw Maplewood, Bristol, Lisbon, Grand Valley, West Branch, Heartland Christian, South Range, Chalker, Valley Christian, Western Reserve, Newton Falls, and Brookfield pick up boys basketball wins. In bowling, Boardman, Howland, and Austintown Fitch were the top teams in the AAC Championships.

Why it matters

High school sports are an important part of the community in Northeast Ohio, providing opportunities for student-athletes to compete, develop skills, and represent their schools. These roundups offer a snapshot of the latest action and achievements across a variety of sports.

The details

In boys basketball, standout individual performances included Steve Manes' 18 points for Maplewood, Parker Gill's 11 points for Bristol, AJ Ramgeet's 21 points for Lisbon, Carter Turk's 19 points for Grand Valley, Gavin Gregory's 13 points and 5 rebounds for West Branch, and Collin Kalaher's 30 points for Heartland Christian. On the bowling lanes, Boardman, Howland, and Austintown Fitch emerged victorious in the AAC Championships team competition.

  • The high school sports action took place on February 6, 2026.

The players

Steve Manes

A player for the Maplewood boys basketball team who scored 18 points in their win over Lordstown.

Parker Gill

A player for the Bristol boys basketball team who scored 11 points, including three 3-pointers, in their win over Badger.

AJ Ramgeet

A player for the Lisbon boys basketball team who scored 21 points in their win over Leetonia.

Carter Turk

A player for the Grand Valley boys basketball team who scored a game-high 19 points in their win over Cardinal.

Gavin Gregory

A player for the West Branch boys basketball team who scored 13 points and had 5 rebounds in their win over Salem.

Collin Kalaher

A player for the Heartland Christian boys basketball team who scored 30 points in their win over East.

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The takeaway

This high school sports roundup showcases the talent and competitiveness of student-athletes across Northeast Ohio, highlighting impressive individual performances and team victories across boys basketball and bowling. These events help foster school spirit, community engagement, and the development of young athletes.