North holds off West Geauga behind Dichazy’s 10 Ks
After a successful spring trip to Myrtle Beach, the North softball team carried that momentum into Ohio, opening its in-state schedule with a 9-5 win over West Geauga on Monday to improve to 3-0. “West Geauga is a very good team,” said North head coach Mike Ferrari. “In my opinion, this was a really good
North Baseball Battles to 2-1 Start in Myrtle Beach
The Eastlake North baseball team opened its 2026 season with a strong showing in Myrtle Beach, finishing 2-1 against solid competition while flashing both depth at the plate and promising signs from an inexperienced pitching staff. After a one-run loss to open the trip, the Rangers bounced back with wins over Tallmadge and Chagrin Falls,
North Closes Myrtle Beach Trip With Second Straight Win
The Eastlake North softball team didn’t just finish its Myrtle Beach trip unbeaten—it showed its ability to win in multiple ways, pulling away late for a 6-3 victory over West Greene on Thursday. “I told the girls afterwards that I was really happy about the at-bats that we’ve been putting together,” head coach Mike Ferrari
Eastlake North explodes for 26 runs in season-opening rout
The Eastlake North softball team didn’t ease into the 2026 season—the Rangers erupted. North opened its year with a commanding 26-1, five-inning victory over Flint Hill (Oakton, Va.) on Wednesday at the Ripken Experience in Myrtle Beach, piling up 24 hits in a statement performance. “It felt amazing, the atmosphere at Ripken is amazing,” said
2026 Softball Preview: Eastlake North Rangers
Eastlake North enters the 2026 softball season looking to build momentum after finishing 11-16 overall and third in the Western Reserve Conference a year ago. With four returning starters, six returning letterwinners, and a key transfer addition in the circle, the Rangers are hoping their blend of experience and young talent can keep them competitive
2026 Baseball Preview: North Rangers
After finishing second in the Western Reserve Conference a season ago, the North Rangers enter the 2026 campaign with a veteran core determined to contend for the league’s final championship. Head coach Mike Duncan returns four starters and eight lettermen from last year’s 9-14 team that went 6-4 in conference play, providing experience and leadership