WILMINGTON – Like high school seniors across the Diocese of Wilmington Padua Academy’s Elce Walsh has selected the location of the next part of her educational journey gathered with her family – mother Sarah father Brian and brother Cal – some friends and faculty members in Padua’s learning commons on April 30 to accept her appointment to the United States Military Academy in West Point a West Point admissions volunteer for Chester County who officially offered Walsh her appointment Padua’s director of college advisement and school counseling outlined the steps a student must complete to earn an appointment They include a nomination from one of their U.S representative or the vice president of the country; a satisfactory result in the Candidate Fitness Assessment and Department of Defense Medical Exam Review Board; and acceptance to the academy itself Phone: 216-696-6525 Toll Free: 1-800-869-6525 Address: 1404 East 9th Street, Cleveland, OH 44114 Share this Page The weather outside was frightful with snow, sleet and freezing rain, but it didn’t deter the large crowd of faithful who gathered in St. Anthony of Padua Church in Parma on Feb friends and representatives from other parishes where Father Andrew Hoover had ministered Bishop Edward Malesic installed Father Hoover “I hope that’s OK with you,” he asked the congregation which responded with applause as Father Hoover beamed the bishop had the new pastor preach during the installation liturgy “I like to know what I’m giving you,” he quipped Father Hoover said he spent some time trying to remember what was significant about Feb 8 when he recalled it was the birthday of one of his grandparents He now has a second reason to remember the date Father Hoover said he is filled with gratitude for the opportunity to serve as St Anthony’s pastor and to fulfill “the hopes and dreams of what we can do together as a parish.” the new pastor said he “has no business doing this My family reminds me of who I am and where I’ve been.” As he scanned the nearly full church he spotted people representing various times in his life “You’ve loved me into being where I am,” Father Hoover told the congregation The concelebrants included priests who have touched his life throughout the years North Ridgeville pastor; Father Joe Koopman Anthony Parish and a seminary professor who taught Father Hoover prior to his ordination in 2016; and friends from the seminary and the presbyterate there is something important about Jesus’ death and Resurrection no matter where we are in our call to conversion lay people etc.,” Father Hoover told the faithful “No matter where we are on our journey there will be a time when we can minister as God wants us to.” He said God has great power over our lives and through prayer and with him The Knights of Columbus from several parishes also participated in the Mass forming an honor guard as the clergy processed in and out of the church Members of the parish staff, finance and parish councils were introduced to the new pastor, who pledged to seek their counsel and advice. The parish also includes St. Anthony of Padua School Bishop Malesic and Father Hoover greeted the faithful in the church lobby before moving to the parish hall for a reception please contact local law enforcement and: Kathleen McComb Response Services – 216-334-2999 Spot Guide: Rincon Queen, of the Coast 6 of the Heaviest Waves in the World Five Decades of Surfing, Travel and Narrative Collide in Sam George’s New Book NewsAll News Events Big Wave News World Surf League Environmental Industry Wave PoolsPosts List Boat Get Totally Wrecked by Wave in Indonesia (Video) How To Surf Till You're 100, Brainwork: Mickey Munoz Editor's note: You wake up early knowing the surf is pumping Anxiety and stress work through your system Many surfers will find this pre-surf scenario all too familiar when Maverick's star Luca Padua shared with us his journal entry on his morning routine Before the biggest surf day of our lives at Maverick’s on December 23 It consisted of 20 minutes of breathwork and 20 minutes of tossing the football Having a stillness in the morning gives you the opportunity to notice what’s going on internally Flip the switch and let that inner animal run But be mindful — that animal changes day to day Sometimes I have to ask myself: Are you going to be a seagull or an eagle today Some days you’re just squawking and scrambling That’s one of the most important things to remember Sometimes I’m scrambling down to the harbor after daybreak forcing breathwork in while riding out on the ski I complete a handful of non-negotiables that set the tone for the day It doesn’t vary much from my normal morning routine although the intensity is certainly dialed up a few notches the first mission is to calm my head and heart I often circle back to Ephesians Chapter 6 and start my day by putting on the armor of God Up next is a big glass of water while getting the coffee brewing Non-negotiable: Prime the respiratory system I’ll do a 10-20 minute exploratory breathwork session Tie it all together with a few submaximal holds set my intention for the day and bring it back down to baseline with extended The third and final non-negotiable is the most important This usually looks like a Maverick’s-sized squeeze from Mom and a punchy one-liner of wisdom from Dad Any leftover nerves are eradicated by that signature Wendy Padua hug firing up the sauna and getting a good bake in before breathing or light movement Starting the day hot on a cold Northern California morning is a win I take advantage of the 15-minute sand timer by imagining new lines to draw (on waves) and accepting the consequences that may accompany them Where is the most terrifying and beautiful place one could go on this wave “That’ll put lead in your pencil.” He’s not wrong the gas tank is full and it’s time to saddle up and hit the water Moral of the story: Sometimes it’s beautiful Hawaii Catholic Herald 04/09/2025 by Hawaii Catholic Herald It has been said that a pilgrimage is more about the journey than the destination that what one experiences along the way proves to be just as my wife Cecelia and I joined with a group of deacons and wives from across the country on such a pilgrimage Starting in northern Italy in the small town of Padua and concluding in the Eternal City of Rome and the Jubilee Year celebration of the diaconate our experiences ranged from the sublime (praying at the tomb of St martyr and patron saint of deacons) to the ridiculous (encountering a friend and former co-worker from 40 years ago in a vesting hall of thousands of other deacons!) we witnessed the majesty of Venice and celebrated Mass in St within feet of the evangelist’s resting place; Bologna the historic center of medieval learning; the quiet wonder that is Assisi where the peaceful presence of the great Francesco fills the air and Blessed Carlo Acutis lays in saintly repose; Cascia whose glass-encased body is displayed for the faithful; and finally we traveled to the four major basilicas of the city prayerfully passing through the Holy Door of each blessed with the indulgence of the Jubilee Year of Hope: the powerfully awesome Basilica of St the seat of the chair of the bishop of Rome; St where Pope Francis comes to pray before and after he travels and where he has indicated he wishes to be buried the mind blurs with the many sites of piety and beauty that we were privileged to witness Added to all that was scheduled for us to see and be a part of on our travels was the tense atmosphere created by the illness of Pope Francis leaving us with the heavy cloud of sadness that we might be witness to a papal funeral you could read the sorrow and concern on the faces and in the words of people in the marketplaces we heard the rosary being prayed in a multitude of languages for our Holy Father the first questions were continually the same: “Any news?” “How is he today?” The disappointment of not having the pope celebrate Mass with the deacons and wives began to pale as news of Francis’ worsening health spread we were comforted by the knowledge that our prayers at that liturgy were collectively directed toward Gemelli hospital in Rome having returned from this blessed pilgrimage possibly pick out one experience that rises above everything else Processing in with 3,000 deacons from around the world surrounded by beautiful music and wondrous architecture asking myself if this could possibly be real I look at the pictures now and ask — “Was I really there?” It happened in Padua: Assisting at the altar of the Church of the Eremitani I proclaimed the Gospel and preached a message of overwhelming joy Anthony of Padua Church in Kailua has been my spiritual home since I was 5 years old I have had the privilege to serve its people as their deacon I tried to express my amazement at how it could possibly be that God had brought me to that place and time Copyright © 2025 · News Pro Theme on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in 2025Dylan HefflingerPrep Baseball Ohio Editor in Chief/Advanced Scout Follow on Twitter- @PrepBaseballOH Follow on Twitter- @PrepBaseOHScout Follow on Instagram- @prepbaseballohio Prep Baseball Ohio is eagerly anticipating bringing the Buckeye state the best high school coverage that can be found anywhere in 2025 we began releasing team previews for squads across the state we will have Preseason All-State Teams as well as the Preseason State Rankings coming your way To view the full list of 2025 Team Previews that we have already completed, please click here If you are a coach and haven't filled out your 2025 Team Preview, click here Interested in attending a Prep Baseball Ohio event? 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With the post-season triumph the Fighting Irish (13-1) advance to the state semifinals for the 9th time (2012 '24) in the last 13 seasons.The 2-time reigning state champions ran for 5 scores against the Bruins (8-6) including 2 TDs each from junior RB/WR Jerome Davis V and junior RB Anthony Sylvester to force a running clock for the 4th-straight playoff contest.The No 1 seed Fighting Irish also benefited from a game-high 131 yards on the ground and 1 TD by senior RB Tyler Morgan to extend their postseason winning streak to 16 games. As a team CCHS tallied a season-high 330 yards on the ground topping its previous-best effort of 308 yards vs Findlay in the opener. Central Catholic's other 2 touchdowns came on a 67-yard pass to junior WR Preston Fryzel and an 80-yard reception by Davis from sophomore QB Ali Beydoun to complete the scoring. In place of injured senior QB Isaiah Fox Beydoun completed 7-of-9 passes for a season-high 190 yards propelling CCHS to a season-high 520 yards of total offense. As effective as Central Catholic was running the ball its defensive effort was equally outstanding. The Scarlet & Gray recorded 7 sacks and was constantly in the Bruins' backfield helping them take another step forward to become only the 13th school in Ohio history to secure 3 straight state titles. They limited Padua Franciscan to 118 yards of total offense including a mere 31 yards rushing. CCHS will now face Region 9 winner Central Catholic High School2550 Cherry StreetToledo OH 43608Phone: (419) 255-2280Attendance Extension: x1357 - 4 p.m.Saturday & Sunday.………………….Closed Safe Environment Compliance Audit Results Central Catholic High School admits students of any race and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school It does not discriminate on the basis of race national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies and athletic and other school-administered programs The ACM/IEEE-CS Ken Kennedy Award recognizes substantial contributions to programmability and productivity in computing and substantial community service or mentoring contributions Padua was recognized for" contributions to the theory and practice of parallel compilation and tools as well as outstanding mentorship and community service." The award will be presented at the SC24 Conference awards plenary session in Atlanta on November 19 Padua has devoted much of his career to studying languages His research is practically a roll call of advancements in the field: Paudua’s Polaris Research Group collaborated with IBM compiler writers in an influential evaluation of the effectiveness of vectorization the group developed techniques to improve the performance of MATLAB and R programs Padua has supervised the dissertations of 30 PhD students He has published more than 170 papers in programming languages Padua has served as a program committee member or general chair to more than 70 conferences and workshops He was the Editor-in-Chief of Springer‐Verlag’s Encyclopedia of Parallel Computing He is currently a member of the editorial board of the Communications of the ACM the Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing and the International Journal of Parallel Programming He received the 2015 IEEE Computer Society Harry H he was awarded an honorary doctorate from the University of Valladolid in Spain The Grainger College of Engineering Padua Academy students and their guests celebrated senior prom on April 11, 2025, at the Brantwyn Estates in Rockland. See photos of other Delaware proms. Padua Academy students and their guests celebrated senior prom on April 11, 2025, at the Brantwyn Estates in Rockland. See photos of other 2025 Delaware proms. Is "NORTH" The Best Surf Photography Book Ever Made? From Tubes To Turns, Jai Glindeman's Surfing is a Treat to Behold Gerry Lopez Goes Deep With Justin Jay On The Plug Podcast ‘He Was Such a Legend’: A Decade After His Death, Shawn “Barney” Barron’s Spirit Shines in Colorful Air Show Hawaiian Big Wave Icon Clyde Aikau Passes Away at 75 It’s likely that more humans have traveled 238,855 miles in outer space and back than have successfully packed a proper left barrel at Maverick’s Luca Padua is never one to miss a session at his notorious home break even as a massive windswell rolled into town at the end of last month POV shots are best enjoyed in the realm of hollow But the right Maverick’s so rarely offers an opportunity to pull in yet it does offer an open and treacherous bowl one hand on the tow rope and another on the GoPro 360-degree camera he grabbed from the garage We’re unable to load this content right now View directly on Instagram That was his first and best wave of the morning I’m so glad I had the camera for a wave like that but it does take away from what you’re doing,” Luca said But it’s not as convenient as not holding a selfie stick.” Luca is well aware of the consensus that wide fisheye lenses can be deceiving when it comes to barrel riding stretching out lips further than they truly are His angle was a chance to peek inside one of those realms that is unapproachable for 99% of surfers Missing it and making it are very fine lines it’s cool even for me as the rider to analyse my line Maverick’s offered up more late-season surprises, even enticing Kai Lenny to grab his foil. A few days before that a tow crew found a few chunky ones on the bowl The 2-time reigning state champions advanced to the regional finals for a 4th-consecutive year and extended their postseason winning streak to 15 games following a 35-7 victory against No 12 seed Lexington (7-6) at Frost-Kalnow Stadium in Tiffin. They are looking to become only the 13th school in Ohio history to secure 3 straight state titles.Central Catholic jumped out to a 21-0 lead vs the Minutemen after the 1st quarter and never looked back. CCHS utilized 2 scores by senior RB Tyler Morgan and another from junior WR Preston Fryzel to establish a double-digit cushion after only 12 minutes. A team captain Morgan scored on a 1-yard plunge and was credited with a 33-yard TD burst. He finished with a game-high 88 yards rushing on 11 carries and tallied multiple TDs for the 6th time this fall.The Fighting Irish tacked on TD receptions by junior WR Sharard Vaughn III and Fryzel from sophomore QB Ali Beydoun to force a running clock in the 2nd half for the 3rd-straight contest.Beydoun connected with Vaughn on a 66-yard TD catch and run before finding Fryzel wide open from 11 yards out to put the contest out of reach.For the game CCHS held a 323-228 edge in total offense. Central Catholic featured a balanced attack tallying 157 yards passing and 151 yards rushing who replaced senior QB Isaiah Fox late in the 1st quarter following an injury completed 4-of-11 passes for 80 yards and 2 TDs Beydoun is 32-of-66 passing for 531 yards and 7 TDs Morgan has rushed for 1,180 yards on 204 carries (5.8 ypg) and 14 TDs while Fryzel has caught 37 passes for 659 yards and 8 scores.Morgan’s 1,180 yards rushing is 18th most in school history in a single season Fryzel’s 659 yards receiving is the 9th most.CCHS 2 in the final Associated Press Ohio D-III state poll, will battle Lexington on the gridiron for the 1st time.Padua Franciscan enter Friday’s action on the heels of postseason victories against No 42-28. A member of the North Coast Conference Padua Franciscan is appearing in the state playoffs for the 4th time in the last 5 years and 13h time in program history. They are led by Head Coach Kevin Kubit.With a victory against the Bruins the Fighting Irish would advance to the ‘Final 4’ for the 10th time under Head Coach Greg Dempsey and 11th occasion overall at a neutral site. Ursuline was ranked 5th in the final AP D-III poll CUYAHOGA FALLS — Walsh Jesuit, the No. 1 team in Beacon Journal rankings After squeezing out a 44-41 win over Padua Franciscan last year the Warriors wanted to dominate the Bruins to close out a 10-0 regular season Walsh (10-0) dominated all three phases of the game routing Padua (5-5) 42-0 Friday at Conway Memorial Stadium The Warriors earned their first undefeated regular season since 1998 when they also advanced to the Division III state title game 5 is our goal," That would be the date of this year's Division II state final "I'm really proud of the way our seniors led us on senior night," Alexander said "This was a weird game having locked up the No To be 10-0 for the first time since 98 is great and these guys can celebrate that tonight But we know the real season starts tomorrow morning." Walsh quarterback Keller Moten scored three rushing touchdowns in the first quarter Moten finished with 93 yards rushing and three touchdowns it was early in the second quarter where Moten's leadership came out "When we were up 21-0 and they were about to kick that field goal as Dominic Romanini blocked the 27-yard FG attempt by Padua's Caleb Zolkowski thanks to a 33-yard TD run by Vinnie Courtad Moten wasn't the only Warrior with multiple rushing TDs Lucas Weaver ran in a 4-yard score in the second quarter and capped the game with a 14-yard TD run in the fourth Marty Tobin and Carlos [Smith] are amazing," Weaver said Especially with Keller being a dual threat Walsh's defense pitched it third shutout of the season The Warriors held Padua running back Roderick Love to just 54 yards rushing after he had averaged 159 yard a game Watch Ohio High School Football Live on the NFHS Network all season Walsh Jesuit competed its first 10-0 season in style shutting out Padua Francsican 42-0 at Conway Memorial Stadium Walsh goes undefeated in the regular season for the first time since 1998 Make it six touchdowns for Walsh Jesuit's offense as Lucas Weaver scored his second rushing TD of the night from 14 yards out Jerry Rosati hits the PAT to make it 42-0 Walsh with 6:55 left in the game Walsh Jesuit maintains 35-0 lead on Padua after three quartersThanks to a goal-line stand by its reserve defense Walsh Jesuit remains up 35-0 after three quarters under running clock rules Padua had fourth-and-goal at the Warrior 2 Walsh opens the fourth with 2nd and 3 from its own 8 Halftime statistics from Walsh Jesuit-Padua Franciscan footballThe statistics tell the tale in the first half Leaders: Keller Moten 6-of-8 95 yards passing; Moten 7 rushes Leaders: Nick Barker 3-of-4 24 yards; Roderick Love 14 rushes as they take a 35-0 lead to the locker room Padua will receive the second half kickoff Padua and Walsh football exchange turnoversPadua almost gave Walsh a gift when quarterback Nick Barker fumbled and the Warriors pounced on the loose ball at the Bruin 26 Walsh saw quarterback David Ternosky picked off by a diving interception by Padua's Christian Ruggiero in the end zone as he shed a tackler and plunged into the end zone from 4 yards out Walsh's lead is 35-0 with 3:32 left in the first half Padua was able to get some offense going with its Wildcat formation Padua's Caleb Zolkowski had his 27-yard field goal attempt blocked by Walsh's Tommy Pulleti Freddie Marcell's PAT made it 28-0 Warriors with 7:28 left in the first half Walsh Jesuit football in control vs. Padua after one quarterIt's been one-way traffic in the first quarter Padua will open the second quarter with second and 7 at its own 48 Walsh quarterback Keller Moten has a nose for the end zone tonight Moten ran in his third rushing TD of the first quarter leaping into the end zone from 4 yards out Freddie Marcell's PAT made it 21-0 Walsh with 1:06 left in the first quarter Walsh's offense is humming in the first quarter vs After having a touchdown pass negated due to a penalty Keller Moten scrambled for an 11-yard TD run Freddie Marcell hit the PAT to make it 14-0 Warriors with 4:34 left in the first quarter The Warriors offense came of the gate smoking 55-yard drive was capped by quarterback Kellar Moten running untouched into the end zone from 4 yards out Freddie Marcell hit the PAT to make it 7-0 Warriors with 10:53 left in the first quarter What to watch for at Walsh Jesuit-Padua Franciscan footballWalsh Jesuit coach Nick Alexander is in his sixth year and is 47-19. He leads a team full of offensive weapons. … Senior QB Keller Moten is the team's leading passer and rusher He has gone 81-of-132 passing for 1,301 yards and 16 touchdowns with three interceptions He has rushed 84 times for 855 yards (10.2 average) and 13 TDs … Walsh's receiving corps includes Milan Parris (516 yards receiving Henry also is one of the best return men in Greater Akron … Padua is led by running back Rodrick Love who is averaging 159 yards rushing and has 15 TDs … QB Nick Parker has thrown for 1,131 yards and three TDs Padua defeated Midview on Friday in an OHSAA first-round playoff game.Austin Opfer .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Austin Opfer | special to cleveland.comPARMA Ohio – Padua running back Roderick Love is no stranger to big playoff performances the elusive senior added another one to his resume in leading the No Region 10 opening round of the OHSAA playoffs 15 Norwalk – in the regional quarterfinals next Friday in Medina showcased his versatility in accounting for 319 total yards and three touchdowns on the night He rushed for a game-high 203 yards and a score on 27 carries and completed two passes for another 20 yards it’s 11 of 11,” said Padua coach Kevin Kubit “He’s one of the best backs in the area and he showed it tonight.” Love scored on receptions of 21 and 75 yards and added a 17-yard TD run His 75-yard reception gave the Bruins a 10-point lead early in the fourth “I give all the credit to my coaches and teammates The line sets me up with the blocks and the same with the receivers,” said Love who also holds the school’s single-game rushing record he set in the postseason two years ago “My coaches have the faith in me to perform.” The Bruins opened the scoring with a 38-yard field goal by junior Caleb Zolkowski Following a missed field goal by the Middies the Bruins took all of five plays to travel 80 yards for a 10-0 lead Love capped the drive by hauling in a screen pass and running 21 yards untouched for the score Love totaled 104 yards on 12 touches in the first half The Middies responded with a methodical 13-play 69-yard drive to cut the deficit to three with seconds to go in the half Junior Marcus McMahon scored on a 2-yard run He led the Middies with a team-high 44 yards and two scores on six carries After a Middies three-and-out to start the second half the Bruins turned to Love and the running game the shifty senior found paydirt on a 17-yard run He accounted for 67 of the 75 yards on the drive The Middies closed to within three on a 2-yard run by McMahon with two minutes left in the third quarter Senior quarterback Nick Barker hit the 5-foot-9 senior on a screen pass and he outraced everyone on his way to a 75-yard score and my coach called my number and I answered,” said Love We knew what we had to do to get this one tonight We put it together and had a good second half.” Following a turnover-on-downs on the ensuing Middies possession the Bruins closed things out on an 8-yard pass from Barker to Riley Cervenka Barker finished with a game-high 161 yards and three touchdowns on 10 of 15 passing They put the countless hours in and the game plan worked tonight,” said Kubit “We’re going to start tomorrow morning with films Austin Opfer is a freelancer from Cleveland Padua’s Tessa Brousek (L) receives a crown from Brecksville-Broadview Heights’ Rachel Kelly after her vault during the individual state gymnastics championship at Hilliard Bradley High School.John Kuntz .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Ryan Isley | special to cleveland.comCLEVELAND Ohio – When an athlete is attempting to do something that puts them in rarified air it would stand to reason that the stress would be at its highest level That’s not the case for Padua gymnast Tessa Brousek When the Ohio High School Athletic Association holds the gymnastics individual state championship meet at Hilliard Bradley High School on Sunday Brousek will be looking to become just the fourth gymnast to win three consecutive all-around state titles since 1973 when gymnastics became an OHSAA-sponsored sport Instead of being stressed out about trying to join that company the two-time cleveland.com gymnast of the year has tried to enjoy her final high school season and was all smiles when talking about her career before practice at Gymnastics World in Broadview Heights earlier this month “I think this season’s been very fun,” Brousek said “This is one of the first seasons where I’ve really tried to be stress-free and just kind of take in every moment I think it’s just been one of the most like fun seasons with my friends.” she came into the year with high expectations after winning the all-around state championship as a sophomore with a score of 38.5 points Brousek finished in the top three in all four events second in floor exercise tied for second in vault and third in balance beam She met those expectations by totaling 38.450 points and won individual honors in bars and finished third in the vault and she repeated as the individual all-around champion That score was the third-highest all-time in OHSAA since the scoring change after the 1989 season she felt the anxiety of having expectations But she was able to harness that anxiety and enjoy herself knowing she didn’t have many meets left in her high school career I have a lot of expectations for myself,” Brousek said “But I just tried to go in there and enjoy it when I perform my best is when I kind of let all the worry and everything else go.” The expectation of winning and then accomplishing that made her second state championship her favorite of the two “The first one was very unexpected,” Brousek said “I didn’t go into it with the intention of trying to go for a state title I was going in trying to do something for our team One factor that helps push the two-time state champion is where she practices and who is there with her every day None other than Brecksville-Broadview Heights which has won 21 consecutive state championships in the team competition Watching the Bees practice has helped motivate Brousek to not only get better individually “I think that Brecksville’s work ethic is always 100% and all of our coaches work together to make sure we’re all putting the effort in,” Brousek said I think seeing them pushes us because we want to strive When I see so many girls trying to do something for themselves So I think all the girls are just so motivating “(Seeing Tessa) definitely helps me to work harder,” said Brecksville senior Gianna Ravagnani who has won the individual state title in floor (2022) and Vault (2023) Brecksville coach Maria Schneider has seen the interaction between her team and the Padua team and has seen how they push each other to get better while also being supportive of one another and they get along so well,” Schneider said “The Padua team and the Brecksville girls practice every day together You almost wish you could be one team at times Farina remains the only gymnast to win four in a row But going for three straight crowns won’t change the way the 5-foot-5 gymnast approaches the state meet when she walks into the gym at Hilliard Bradley “I think I’m just gonna walk in and be myself and do what I know how,” Brousek said I think that when I just get in my zone and I listen to my music that’s where my performance happens the way I like it to.” Brousek will walk off the gymnastics floor not only for good as a high school competitor but quite possibly as a competitor altogether as she is not planning to compete in gymnastics in college She is going to attend Miami University and focus on her schoolwork “I am just going to go to school and focus a lot on academics,” Brousek said but it’s been such like a self-sacrifice the last few years that I just want to go out having fun.” The door is open for her to return eventually to gymnastics but for now “If I want to come back to it eventually I can,” Brousek said “I just look back on everything I’ve done in gymnastics and I’m proud of it and I don’t think that moving forward I am going to spend time focusing on friends and doing different activities she has one more big gymnastics competition And while Brousek doesn’t allow the outside world to see the pressure It just isn’t from anyone other than the gymnast herself but I don’t think it’s pushed on me from anyone else,” Brousek said I set a lot of high expectations for myself so I just want to be able to fulfill those and end the season really happy.” Padua defeated Benedictine Friday in a Division III Region 10 semifinal of the OHSAA football playoffs.Israel Gole .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Israel Gole | special to cleveland.comNORTH ROYALTON Ohio – It was a running back battle for the ages on Friday night as seniors Roderick Love and Chris Maloney both had masterful performances in a hard-fought playoff matchup at North Royalton’s Serpentini Stadium 7 Padua Bruins that edged out Maloney’s No 3 Benedictine Bengals 42-28 in the Division III Benedictine ends with a respectable 10-3 record a huge step up from a four-win 2023 season and a winless 2022 Padua will advance to the Region 10 final to play No Love carried the ball 31 times for 254 yards and four touchdowns while Maloney carried the ball 21 times for 252 yards and three touchdowns on the ground while adding a 20-yard touchdown reception finding the gap and hitting it quick for large gains using his blocks to his advantage and sidestepping defenders for extra yardage “Rod Love is one of the best running backs in the area,” Padua head coach Kevin Kubit said after the game But the best attribute of Rod is how humble he is He trusts his six O-linemen in front of him we put in work throughout the whole week to design all these plays,” Love said and they know we have the chemistry for it.” Much of Maloney’s success came when he was able to get the ball in open space and he was easily the fastest player on the field When most backs would get tackled behind the line and once he got going it was near impossible to stop him “Chris Maloney played really good,” Love said This is the first time I’ve ever played against him The Bruins got off to a red-hot start right out of the gates Padua began on defense and senior Conner Williams picked off Benedictine quarterback Matthew Furst which led to a shifty 16-yard touchdown run by Love The Bengals bounced back on a drive dominated by Maloney who accounted for all but two of Benedictine’s yards on the drive He punched it in on an outside run for a 13-yard touchdown Padua then took full advantage of a costly 15-yard penalty on Benedictine which gave the Bruins a first down on a punt attempt The Bruins scored on a beautiful deep dime from quarterback Nick Barker to Riley Cervenka for a 41-yard touchdown Padua scored again in the second quarter on a 1-yard run by Love Maloney struck back with a 40-yard touchdown sprint of his own Maloney found the end zone on the Bengals’ next drive speeding past the entire Padua defense for a 51-yard score Barker found a wide-open Cervenka deep downfield for his second touchdown of the night on a 52-yard strike with 4:13 left in the half Maloney finished the half with 179 yards and three touchdowns but Padua went into halftime leading 28-21 The third quarter featured no scoring and only three drives Love punched it in for a 5-yard score for his third touchdown of the game they faced a crucial fourth-and-9 just inside the Bruins 20-yard line Furst was able to find Maloney on a wheel route for a 20-yard score pulling the Bengals within a score of Padua once more It was Maloney’s fourth touchdown of the game He took a handoff left and used his blazing speed to get the edge and run 60 yards for the score putting the Bruins up 42-28 with 6:10 to play So I knew I had them and I broke for the run,” Love said driving all the way down within the 5-yard line after a mishandled handoff from Furst to Maloney resulted in a fumble said he thinks the team will be ready to play against a Toledo Central Catholic team that won the state championship last year “Our motto has been survive and advance,” Kubit said so that’s what we’re going to try to do next week.” Anthony of Padua will visit the Archdiocese of Atlanta (Georgia) from Friday December 6 to Sunday 15 accompanied by Friars Mario Conte and Fabio Turrisendo two Franciscan friars from the Pontifical Basilica of St Anthony’s Facial Skin and his Floating Rib The Relic of the Floating Rib has special significance for the friars of Padua because it has been venerated by both Sister Lucia of Fatima and Pope Francis Click here to download the program for MASSES AND VENERATION .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Staff reportsCLEVELAND Ohio — Padua freshman Zachary Mayne rolled a new three-game series record of 858 to claim the OHSAA Division I boys bowling state title on Saturday at H.P Mayne’s first two games of the finals were both 279 He then finished with a 300 game to set the new series record The previous three-game series record was 805 Mayne was 119 pins better than the runner-up Ignatius sophomore Teague Green was the only other Northeast Ohio bowler in the top 10 Ignatius reached the semifinals of the team tournament but were knocked out by Boardman The complete results can be found on the OHSAA website The Division I girls state tournament was on Friday This Saturday, Oct. 26 at 7 p.m., Padua Franciscan High School in Parma will be going back in time—bringing 1970s nostalgia back with legendary rock music at its Double Decker Halloween Dance and costume party Double Deckers were known for having two live bands performing at the same time—with one band playing in the gym upstairs and one band playing in the cafeteria downstairs. On Saturday, local favorites Bob Gatewood & Calabash Band and Cleveland’s Breakfast Club will play simultaneously on different floors “We are excited to bring back some of our Rock and Roll History enjoyed by thousands of local fans,” spokesperson David Zavagno said in a statement “The evening will culminate with a great fireworks show and will be the place to be celebrating Halloween in Cleveland.” Padua was known in the 1970s for its sold-out Double Deckers on Friday nights—bringing in musicians such as Smokey Robinson and the Miracles The event is open to the public, ages 21 years and older. Tickets are $20 in advance Double Decker Halloween Dance is sponsored by the Lake Erie Heritage Foundation which is dedicated to promoting Lake Erie’s history and heritage through community events Padua defeated Buckeye on Friday night in the OHSAA football playoffs.Austin Opfer .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Austin Opfer | special to cleveland.comMEDINA Ohio – Padua senior quarterback Nick Barker has taken a back seat to teammate Roderick Love all season Barker delivered the game-winning touchdown pass with 22 seconds left to lead the No 7 seed Bruins to a thrilling 39-34 win over No Region 10 quarterfinals of the OHSAA playoffs 3 Benedictine (10-2) – a 28-6 winner over No 6 Defiance – in the regional semifinals next Friday at a site to be determined Trailing by one with 30 seconds to go and facing a second-and-15 Barker scrambled from the pocket and hit fellow senior Christian Ruggiero in the middle of the field for the 32-yard deciding score It’s a result of great leadership from everyone on this team.” who totaled just three TD passes all season completing 14 of 17 passes for a game-high 214 yards and four touchdowns His third TD – a 15-yarder to junior Brady Devore – put the Bruins up five “Nick has had a lot of adversity this entire season It has been up and down,” said Padua coach Kevin Kubit “To see him make the right read on that last TD pass to Christian was unbelievable In a game that featured over 800 yards of offense and six lead changes it was Barker and the Bruins – who totaled 454 yards – that orchestrated a 9-play “The way our 2023 season ended on the goal-line was tough And to see these players play for 48 minutes tonight and finish the game and we’re loyal things like this are going to happen.” Much like how the playoff game started two years ago between these teams scored on the first play from scrimmage on a 53-yard run with junior running back Ryan Wilhelm punching it in from 2 yards out The Bruins turned to Barker to regain the lead The 5-foot-11 senior completed his first eight passes including a 30-yard touchdown to Riley Cervenka at the end of the first quarter who finished the first half with 52 yards on six carries capped a 71-yard drive to give the Bucks their first lead as the Bruins dialed up some trickery on the following drive and tossed it back to senior lineman Brandon Homady who ran it in for the score and a 20-14 lead rode their ground game to open a 28-20 lead midway through the third quarter He finished with a team-high 112 yards on 19 carries and set up the go-ahead score with a 47-yard run down to the 3 yard-line The Bruins looked to Love to cut the deficit He showed his versatility for a second week in a row taking a screen pass 52 yards to the house to cut the Bucks' lead to one Love totaled 266 yards from scrimmage – a game-high 204 rushing on 26 carries and 62 receiving on four receptions “Me and him have great chemistry back there Barker led an 85-yard drive and hit Devore to put the Bruins up five late in the fourth quarter the Bucks regained the lead on a 3-yard run by Wilhelm – his third of the night That’s when Barker ran the two-minute offense to perfection leading his team to the game-winning score The defense struggled a bit and I knew I had to pick them up,” said Barker “I was looking for my guys and got the ball to them and I knew I had Rugs on that play.” We know what we’re capable of,” said Kubit “We’re going to come back tomorrow and get into the films We’ll come in Monday and keep this ship sailing.” Ignatius and Padua faced off Saturday in the Brooklyn Regional ice hockey final.Matt Lofgren .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Matt Lofgren | special to cleveland.comBROOKLYN Ignatius senior captain Nolan Ignacio’s goal 15 seconds into Saturday’s Brooklyn Regional final sparked a big day by the Wildcats’ offense Ignatius claimed a 6-2 victory over Padua to return to Columbus for the Frozen Four at Nationwide Arena The Wildcats will have to wait until after Sunday’s regional finals are completed to see who they will be playing in the state semifinals Ignatius head coach Patrick O’Rourke has carefully crafted the blueprint for his team’s defense of last season’s state title But he just needed his team to execute the way they are capable Coyne Rec Center saw O’Rourke’s plan come to fruition Six different Wildcats scored against the Bruins both teams prepare all week long and try to watch video to find little things but to get a goal 15 seconds in is great,” O’Rourke said “It helps settle everybody down a little bit.” Ignacio’s goal sent the Wildcat faithful wild early on but the next goal would be harder to come by as the Bruins started to wake up on defense The Wildcats’ second goal came off the stick of their other captain to take a 2-0 lead into the first intermission then to get that second goal I thought it was huge,” O’Rourke said “Then the second period was just outstanding I think it was just the first half of the period we got four goals Over a span of eight minutes to start the second period the Wildcats scored four goals that left little doubt who would be representing the Brooklyn Regional at state The Wildcats led 6-0 entering the third period The Bruins got two power play goals in the third Ignacio said that the offense took another step forward Saturday with two games separating them from back-to-back titles we even have our JV team who we continually call kids up from,” Ignacio said We’ve got the deepest program in history.” which included a Greater Ohio Hockey League title Ignacio said as a team they just have to stick together for a shot at school history “We’ve just got to stay together as a team,” Ignacio said we just have to put it all together to hopefully win the state championship.” O’Rourke has historically had good program built on senior leadership if the Wildcats are going to win two more games but they’ve got a couple tigers,” O’Rourke said “They’ve got a couple guys that are driven almost unlike any guys I’ve had before so we’ll see if they’ve got one more week left in the tank But every year I take our chances going to Columbus to try to win two tough games.” As the stereo system boomed upbeat music from the Wildcats’ Brooklyn Rec Center locker room which they call home during the regular season a much different and difficult conversation was being had by Padua head coach Perry Cohagan with his team around him the Bruins played their best hockey in the postseason despite having just two seniors and one junior in the program “We’ve played eight or nine freshmen regularly this team had those bumps along the road that you get with young teams the way they came together in the last month makes me extremely proud of just how well they’ve played together “I’m going to mourn the seniors for a few days here group of young men and it’s going to be a lot of fun I think.” PERFECTION DE PADOVA Maddalena De Padova’s Mixy Spirit Lives On In The Italian Brand’s Latest Collections by Julie Klein Over the years De Padova has collaborated with some of the design world’s most renowned talents Many of their De Padova designs are featured here “A sofa can’t make people emotional, but it can lead them to a nice emotion.” This quote by the late Maddalena De Padova (1928–2016) perfectly captures the philosophy behind the Italian design brand she cofounded in the 1950s with her husband What started as a small furniture showroom on Via Montenapoleone in Milan has since grown into the brand coveted by design lovers and synonymous with elegance De Padova began with a vision: introducing Italian audiences to the sleek, functional beauty of Scandinavian design, and later to the work of American icons such as Charles and Ray Eames and George Nelson By securing licenses to produce Herman Miller products somewhat Nordic aesthetic to an Italian market then saturated with historical pastiche “When we went to Scandinavia,” remembered Maddalena in a late-in-life interview “we discovered a whole new way of living”: a pared down “We knew we had to bring this back home.” It was a bold move setting the stage for a transformative era in design in Italy and beyond The armchair from De Padova's 2024 outdoor lounge collection Afternoons Maddalena has also hosted regular design exhibitions at the brand’s legendary flagship location on Corso Venezia — an early design concept store — including one on Shaker furniture photos of which continue to inspire design mood boards today Calling the late Maddalena de Padova a tastemaker is an understatement; her Milan home exemplified her unmatched ability to blend styles and eras — Shaker and Scandinavian design — into elegantly comfortable environments Gavazzi integrated De Padova into the Boffi Group De Padova completes the portfolio of luxury home solutions offered by Boffi and ADL creating a comprehensive range of products and services for everything from private residences to luxury hotels Just as Maddalena once perfected a new way of living in Italian homes De Padova’s current generation of designers is poised to expand on her well-established language redefining contemporary living spaces for a new global audience All images courtesy De Padova DE PADOVA’S EFFORTLESS TRANSITION FROM OUTDOORS TO IN by PIN–UP Omi Tahara Photography by Philippe Jarrigeon for PIN–UP 38 is at its core about touch — how a material feels beneath the palm has built his work around that corporeal sensibility coupling it with an insistence on dialogue Afternoons is now moving in with Softnoons has given way to De Padova’s signature high-quality leather This reversal of the usual order — indoor furniture not the other way around — is unexpected but not illogical There is something in the relaxed silhouette that makes it feel at home anywhere “I see it as a collection that embodies style evident in the craftsmanship needed to handweave each of the collection’s elements,” Tahara said of the original outdoor design These qualities have not been lost in the translation from outdoors to in; if anything Photography by Philippe Jarrigeon for PIN–UP 38Creative direction by Felix Burrichter and Ben GanzProduction by Irene TamagnoneSet design by Ludovica RosatoText by Julie Klein and Rachel Hahn WILMINGTON — After falling behind Wilmington Charter late in the first half of their soccer game on April 8 Padua found another gear for the rest of the evening The Pandas scored the tying goal in the second half despite being in firm control of the play on the Abessinio Stadium turf they could not notch the go-ahead score in a 1-1 tie with the Force most of the first half took place in the middle of the field Charter sent several passes down the right side but the Pandas’ defense was equal to the task Pa.) came up with a save in the 15th minute but that was one of the few times she had her name called in the half Rachel Hilton sent a pass to Alexa Guarneri and her quick shot sailed high into the short side past Semmel Padua came out for the second half with a sense of urgency and they maintained possession for much of the balance of the game Mary Magdalen Parish) had a shot smothered in the 43rd Mary Magdalen Parish) was chipped over the net Pa.) sent a free kick through traffic directly into the hands of Force keeper Larysa Pohorylo A corner kick from the Pandas in the 59th minute sailed into the mass of humanity in front of Pohorylo but she was able to come out and snag the ball out of the air before Padua could do any damage Audrey Kehner intercepted a Charter pass and sent the ball to Mallory Kehner Her left-footed shot from about 25 yards out floated over Pohorylo and into the upper reaches of the net and with 16 minutes remaining in regulation Padua earned one corner kick late in the first overtime but the ball sailed through the crease and was cleared Mulvena had a shot stopped early in the second OT Pohorylo stopped Caitlin Igo (Our Lady of Fatima Parish) twice Pohorylo finished with seven saves for the Force Charter is on the road Thursday at MOT Charter with a 3:30 p.m WILMINGTON – Ursuline’s basketball team put a bit of distance between themselves and Padua when they met Jan then resisted all of the Pandas’ attempts to get back into the game in a 62-46 decision at a packed Laffey-McHugh Gymnasium The neighborhood rivals traded punches early but a few field goals from Sanai Johnson helped the Raiders bounce back John the Beloved Parish) nailed a triple to give the Pandas an 11-9 lead but Ursuline scored the final five points of the quarter Jezelle “GG” Banks began the second with a twisting layup and she hit Naiya Murphy with a no-look pass for an assist a minute later as the Ursuline lead grew and Murphy added a traditional three-point play part of a 14-3 start to the second that boosted the Raiders’ lead to 28-14 A Pandas rebound on the defensive end led to two free throws at the other end for Abby Hayes (St and the score was 28-21 with less than a minute to go until halftime took some of the wind out of the Pandas’s sails then connecting on a three-point shot as the buzzer sounded Baffone hit a few threes in the third to help the Pandas get to within single digits including a behind-the-back assist from Banks to Jasmine Butler that wowed the crowd Grillo’s three early in the fourth cut the Ursuline lead to 47-39 The Raiders heated up as the final quarter went on and they snapped a three-game losing streak Also scoring in double figures were Murphy Padua (6-3) will host Kennett (Pa.) on Saturday at 12:30 p.m .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Matt Goul, cleveland.comLAKEWOOD Ohio — A deep playoff run by Padua’s football team meant a late start for all three of coach Brian Ansberry’s returning starters including his fourth-year standout at guard in Riley Cervenka A considerable chunk of the Bruins’ rotation is on the football team but that means more developmental time for some of their up-and-coming talents That includes a pair of sophomores in forward Jack Boswell and guard Antione Wooten They played a big part in what Ansberry believes was the best offseason of any of his teams in nine years as coach it could help Padua make a deep tournament run similar to its district final team in 2021 Check them out from their three-team scrimmage Wednesday night in Lakewood on the cleveland.com preseason boys basketball tour with the video above ⦁ The OHSAA has expanded to seven divisions: What’s changed? ⦁ Early preseason state rankings for all seven divisions ⦁ Defending state champion St. Ignatius retooling around Quinn Woidke, Damon Friery ⦁ Ohio State commit Dorian Jones closing in on next level before last ride at Richmond Heights ⦁ OSU commit Marcus Johnson isn’t stopping after Nike Elite 100 camp ⦁ T.J. Crumble taking on new role in familiar setting at Lutheran East ⦁ Is freshman Dylan Zeigler just heating up? ⦁ Cornerstone Christian’s Quinn ‘Turtle’ Kwasniak zeroing in on more OHSAA records Contact sports reporter Matt Goul on X (@mgoul), Threads (@mgoul) or email (mgoul@cleveland.com) From the Basilica of Saint Anthony in Padua the prayer for Pope Francis in these days is uniting the community of friars with so many faithful and pilgrims who entrust the Holy Father to the Lord through the intercession of St addressing our heartfelt prayer to the Lord that the Church may have its Pastor back in health We are also united with the initiative of the Italian Bishops’ Conference which urges us to pray the Rosary to manifest our closeness to the Pope by entrusting him to the protection of Mary “Healer of the Sick.” We are thus trying to become an important “link” of that one “chain of prayer” which Cardinal Zuppi is exhorting us to do in order to become a single “praying embrace.” affection for Pope Francis nourishes in our hearts the hope that he will be supported and consoled in this part of his journey but also illuminated by his own witness of strong faith and living hope for Pope Francis is himself an example for us all in this regard Father Antonio RaminaRector of the Pontifical Basilica of St .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Amari Pitts | special to cleveland.comCLEVELAND Winning is nothing new to the Warriors as they are now 10-0 completing their first perfect regular season since 1998 The Warriors are on a 13-game regular season winning streak dating back to last season They already clinched the top seed in Division II Padua is 5-5 and has clinched a playoff spot in Division III The Bruins won their game last Friday against Notre Dame Cathedral Latin It was a big night for Warriors star Keller Moton Moton scored a touchdown from 4 yards out with another to follow from 11 yards He then went on to score his third touchdown putting 21 points on the scoreboard before the end of first quarter The Warriors scored once in the second quarter on Vinnie Cortard’s rushing touchdown bringing the score to 28-0 before the half Lucas Weaver wrapped it up after another touchdown for the Warriors in the fourth quarter Caravel's Cherish Bryant (13) shoots over the defender in Caravel's 56-37 DIAA state tournament quarterfinals win over Padua, Saturday, March 1, 2025, at Salesianum. See our tournament bracket Caravel's Cherish Bryant (13) looks to create off the dribble in Caravel's 56-37 win over Padua in the DIAA Girls Basketball Tournament quarterfinals Saturday, March 1, 2025 at Salesianum. See our tournament bracket Padua's Abigail Grillo (30) attempt to split the double team in Caravel's 56-37 win over Padua in the DIAA Girls Basketball Tournament quarterfinals Saturday, March 1, 2025 at Salesianum. See our tournament bracket The tip off in Caravel's 56-37 win over Pauda in the DIAA Girls Basketball Tournament quarterfinals Saturday, March 1, 2025, at Salesianum. See our tournament bracket user-friendly experience designed with our community in mind More content and resources are on the way as we continue to enhance the site so thank you for your understanding as we work to make it even better X The Philadelphia Police Department needs the public’s assistance in locating an endangered missing person A 55-year-old Luis Padua was last seen on Sunday He was last seen wearing a black hooded shirt Anyone with any information on Luis’s whereabouts is asked to please contact East Detectives at 215-686-3243 215.686.TIPS (8477) Police Headquarters400 N Broad StreetPhiladelphia we use technologies like cookies to store and/or access device information Consenting to these technologies will allow us to process data such as browsing behavior or unique IDs on this site to improve your browsing experience please read our Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy Benedictine quarterback Matthew Furst hands the football off to running back Chris Maloney in the first half Friday The Bengals play Padua on Friday in North Royalton during the OHSAA Division III regional semifinals.John Kuntz .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Matt Goul, cleveland.comCLEVELAND Ohio — While Region 9 has an all-Northeast Ohio pair of games Friday night in the OHSAA Division III football regional semifinals Region 10 has two area teams left with the hopes of shaking up the road to Canton Benedictine (10-2) and Padua (7-5) have tradition rich programs looking to go deeper into the postseason than either has in the last decade While Padua last made it to the regional finals in 2022 Benedictine has not been to that stage since 2015 while Aurora (11-1) challenges top-seeded Youngstown Ursuline (11-1) in Region 9 The winner of that game will meet Gilmour Academy (11-1) or Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy (10-2) Where: North Canton Memorial Stadium at Hoover High School What to know: Aurora has overcome the loss of Lucas Manderbach The Greenmen got 81 yards rushing from senior Tommy Tartabini who also notched a team-high 12 tackles and three for losses They are the fourth seed and advanced to face the top-seeded Fighting Irish who are looking to get back to the regional finals The Hilltoppers’ season ended last week at Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy Ursuline has won 11 straight games since a close loss to undefeated Walsh Jesuit Ferrell rushed for two touchdowns and threw two more TD passes in the first quarter last week in Ursuline’s 44-8 win against Villa Angela-St Ferrell had 1,514 yards passing with 19 TDs to two interceptions going into the VASJ game While he had 593 yards rushing with seven TDs three TDs) has been the leading rusher for the Irish Senior safety Tairan Davis (Akron commit) and three-star junior receiver Devonte Taylor (561 yards five TDs on 36 receptions) are their top prospects What to know: Gilmour senior linebacker Aiden McNamara already has seven TDs on offense through two postseason games for the Lancers who are vying for their first regional championship in program history The rushing game has given a boost to Gilmour which has been dominant all season in the passing game with senior quarterback Cooper Panteck (2,661 yards 35 TDs to two interceptions entering last week) and a plethora of receivers including Ohio State tight end recruit Brody Lennon (630 yards 10 TDs on 30 receptions) with leading playmaker Sean Dillard (919 yards They put together an impressive performance last week with a 40-6 victory against Maple Heights CVCA’s 19-16 win against Chardon could be considered an upset The Hilltoppers made it to last year’s state semifinals and had been ranked all season in the cleveland.com Top 25 yet junior linebacker and running back Joey Kopec made a difference as a receiver after Chardon slowed him in the run game He scored on two TD passes from Charley Levak and finished with 76 yards on five receptions Levak threw for 120 yards on 9-of-23 passing Where: Serpentini Stadium at North Royalton High School What to know: Defending state champion Toledo Central Catholic (11-1) could await the winner of this one assuming the Fighting Irish advance past Lexington (7-5) seeded third in the region with an ever-improving program under second year coach Joe Prevesk His team won four games a year ago after a winless 2022 and are now on the cusp of the Bengals’ first regional final appearance since 2015 that brought a one-point loss to Central Catholic in double overtime For them to return to that stage, they must get past a hot Padua team that has normally relied on senior running back Roderick Love to pace the offense, but got a career night from quarterback Nick Barker to rally at Buckeye, 39-34 Barker threw Padua’s winning touchdown pass with 22 seconds left to Christian Ruggiero Barker finished with 214 yards and four TDs on 14-of-17 passing Love still had 204 yards rushing and 266 yards from scrimmage with two TDs Benedictine has been at its best with senior Chris Maloney who rushed for 228 yards and three TDs on 20 carries in a 28-6 win against Defiance He opened the playoffs with a school-record 386 yards and five TDs breaking Raymond Williams’ single-game record from 2002 Region 9 | Region 10 | Region 11 | Region 12 Essential digital access to quality FT journalism on any device Complete digital access to quality FT journalism with expert analysis from industry leaders Complete digital access to quality analysis and expert insights complemented with our award-winning Weekend Print edition Terms & Conditions apply Discover all the plans currently available in your country See why over a million readers pay to read the Financial Times .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Matt Goul, cleveland.comPARMA Ohio — Near misses in 2023 are what motivates Padua Franciscan for the 2024 football season The Bruins just missed the OHSAA Division III playoffs last year finishing 17th in Region 10 after holding leads in five of their six losses It all came down to a 44-41 loss in Week 10 to Walsh Jesuit which denied the Bruins on a goal-line stand to cost them a spot in the postseason “We just didn’t finish the games,” coach Kevin Kubit said Monday during practice our whole focus is on finishing every day.” two years ago in the playoffs was when running back Roderick Love established himself by setting the school’s single-game rushing record in a regional semifinal win Love is now on pace to potentially break the school’s career rushing marks in yardage and touchdowns He has a seasoned offensive line in front of him led by Ohio University commit Brandon Homady and experienced teammates including returning starting guard Jake Dusek and center Andrew Mruczkowski Love has offers from Bowling Green and Eastern Michigan the Bruins are led by a four-year starting linebacker in Devin Shaw-Mason and big-play makers in the secondary with Christian Ruggiero and Conner Williams Catch up with the Bruins from Monday’s practice as they are previewed in the video above and a quick capsule below Camp visits will continue through August practices before the start of the high school football season on Aug Contact sports reporter Matt Goul on X (@mgoul), Threads (@mgoul) or email (mgoul@cleveland.com) LLC and respective content providers to this website may receive compensation for some links to products and services on this website Nelson has been shooting nearly every significant Mavericks swell for close to 30 years As the other half of Powerlines Productions Nelson prefers cliffside perch at Pillar Point food and water around to film Mavericks at its best and worst He also helps coordinate the water rescue jetskis thanks to his high vantage Nelson was in his spot to get the only land angle of Luca Padua’s high-flying bottom-turn-to-airdrop combo on the morning of December 28 It was one of those rides that stood out on a day rile with jaw-dropping walls marching in from the Pacific Ocean View directly on Instagram the 22-year-old Half Moon Bay local has had a knack and tenacity for finding waves of all shapes and sizes He was already a standout before he started training with Laird Hamilton at his Malibu estate This one certainly will find its way into the season highlight reel and is already an entry into the 2024 SURFER Big Wave Awards Even an understated vet like Nelson had to acknowledge it