Related:Â Knights Roll Past Medina 38-13 for Fifth Straight Win
Football Improves to 8-1 as Volleyball, Soccer and Cross Country Push Toward the Postseason
The Nordonia Knights football team earned a 38–13 victory over Medina on October 16 at Boliantz Stadium. The win was Nordonia’s fifth straight, improving its record to 8–1 overall and 5–1 in conference play.
The weather also made Friday night’s game more challenging. With difficult conditions affecting the atmosphere on the field, both teams had to work through the elements and stay focused. Despite the rough weather, the Knights showed toughness, determination and discipline, earning an impressive 38–13 victory over Medina.
Nordonia dominated statistically, recording 467 total yards and 25 first downs compared with Medina’s 102 total yards and four first downs.
Players to Watch
- Steven Fakult: 1,827 listed total yards.
- Dominick Jackson: Averaging 54.3 receiving yards per game.
- CJ Mayes: Averaging 58.5 rushing yards per game.
- Trent Foster: Leading the listed defensive tackle statistics at 8.6 tackles per game.
- Jackson Neal: Two field goals and 32 kicking points.
Volleyball: Knights Fall to Holy Name
Nordonia’s volleyball team lost to Holy Name in straight sets on October 17. The final set scores were 27–25, 25–17 and 25–20.
Despite the loss, the Knights had several strong individual performances.
Top Performers
- Jules Ebert: 26 assists and 10 digs.
- Ava Chuppa: 12 kills and 11 digs.
Girls Soccer: Tough Finish to the Regular Season
The Nordonia girls soccer team defeated Ashland 1–0 on October 10 but lost 2–0 to Perry on October 14. The latest listed season record was 5–7–2.
Lilly Garey was listed as a leading scorer with four goals.
Boys Soccer: Knights Look to Finish Strong
The boys soccer team recorded a 2–0 victory over Lake on September 10 and a 2–1 win over Geneva on September 17.
Miles Hackim was listed as a leading scorer with four goals.
Cross Country: District Competition Ahead
Nordonia’s cross-country teams are approaching an important part of the season. The schedule lists the Akron Suburban League meet on October 17 and the OHSAA Northeast District meet on October 24.
Other Knights Sports
Nordonia athletics also includes basketball, baseball, softball, wrestling, swimming, tennis, track and field, golf, bowling, hockey and girls flag football.
Winter sports are preparing for their upcoming seasons while fall teams finish regular-season competition and prepare for postseason tournaments.
Final Word: Go Knights!
The Knights continue to represent their school with determination and competitive spirit. With football building momentum and other teams pushing through the fall season, Knights fans have plenty to follow as postseason competition approaches.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What was the score of the Nordonia vs. Medina football game?
Nordonia beat Medina 38-13 on October 16 at Boliantz Stadium.
What is the Nordonia Knights football record?
After the Medina win, Nordonia is 8-1 overall and 5-1 in conference play, with five straight victories.
How did Nordonia volleyball do against Holy Name?
The Knights lost to Holy Name in straight sets on October 17 by scores of 27-25, 25-17 and 25-20. Jules Ebert had 26 assists and 10 digs, and Ava Chuppa had 12 kills and 11 digs.
What is the Nordonia girls soccer team’s record?
The latest listed record for the Nordonia girls soccer team is 5-7-2, with Lilly Garey listed as a leading scorer with four goals.
When is the OHSAA Northeast District cross country meet for Nordonia?
Nordonia’s cross country teams are scheduled for the OHSAA Northeast District meet on October 24.
