Grand Valley Volleyball defeats Windham 3-0!
MS FOOTBALL AT FAIRPORT HARBOR HAS BEEN CANCELED FOR TOMORROW 9/17/25
Tomorrow!
Grand Valley Volleyball will host Windham tonight in a NAC conference matchup! JV 5:30 Varsity to follow!
Grand Valley Girls Soccer will travel to Bristol today for a NAC conference matchup. Game time 5:00pm.
Grand Valley Volleyball with another NAC victory and straight set win 3-0 over Bristol!
Another NAC Win! Boys Soccer wins 5-0 over Mathews! Outshot our Opponent 27-7!
Mark your calendar for Thursday, October 2nd at 5:00 p.m. for Financial Aid Night here at GV!
A Financial Aid Advisor from Kent State University, Lisa Jackson, will be in the study hall that evening to discuss loans, grants, the FAFSA, and related Financial Aid Information.
A Financial Aid Advisor from Kent State University, Lisa Jackson, will be in the study hall that evening to discuss loans, grants, the FAFSA, and related Financial Aid Information.
Grand Valley Volleyball will travel to Bristol tonight to take on the Panthers! Game time 6:00p m (Varsity only)
Boys Soccer will travel to Mathews tonight to take on the Mustangs! Game time is 5:00 pm!
📢 Attendance Matters – Every Hour Counts! 📢
Remember, Grand Valley Local Schools is partnering with the Cleveland Browns Stay In The Game Initiative!
Did you know? Missing just 2 days of school each month adds up to nearly 18 days in a year—that’s almost an entire month of learning lost.
Every single day in school makes a difference in your child’s success.
At Grand Valley, we’re making attendance fun!
Each week, the grade level with the best attendance in Elementary (K–4), Middle (5–8), and High School (9–12) will win extra time outside in this beautiful weather that Mother Nature is providing. 🎉☀️.
👉 Last week, here’s how the grades stacked up:
Elementary Leader: 2nd Grade with 96.9% 🏆
Middle School Leader: 8th Grade with 94.3% 🏆
High School Leader: 9th Grade with 94.7% 🏆
All you have to do as a parent is send your child to school every day—and they could help their grade earn some well-deserved fun outside. 🌟
Let’s keep working together to build strong attendance habits. Because when students are here, they are learning, growing, and winning!
Remember, Grand Valley Local Schools is partnering with the Cleveland Browns Stay In The Game Initiative!
Did you know? Missing just 2 days of school each month adds up to nearly 18 days in a year—that’s almost an entire month of learning lost.
Every single day in school makes a difference in your child’s success.
At Grand Valley, we’re making attendance fun!
Each week, the grade level with the best attendance in Elementary (K–4), Middle (5–8), and High School (9–12) will win extra time outside in this beautiful weather that Mother Nature is providing. 🎉☀️.
👉 Last week, here’s how the grades stacked up:
Elementary Leader: 2nd Grade with 96.9% 🏆
Middle School Leader: 8th Grade with 94.3% 🏆
High School Leader: 9th Grade with 94.7% 🏆
All you have to do as a parent is send your child to school every day—and they could help their grade earn some well-deserved fun outside. 🌟
Let’s keep working together to build strong attendance habits. Because when students are here, they are learning, growing, and winning!
Tomorrow we will:
Recognize upstanders who are thoughtful and take action to build a safer, more inclusive community.
Students can recognize other student upstanders who are thoughtful and take action to build a safer, more inclusive community.
Grand Valley CC competed at Boardman today. Sam Steimle took 3rd place in Division 4!
Currently our Boys team is ranked 5th in our district and ours Girls team is ranked 6th! Top 8 will advance to regionals.
Grand Valley Volleyball with another straight set win. This time over Champion 3-0!
Nothing cures the sting of a loss like getting back on the winning track. The Grand Valley football team reaffirmed that notion Friday night in a 68-8 throttling of host Windham in the Northeast Athletic Conference opener for both teams.
The win not only washes some of the sour taste from the Mustangs' Week 3 loss to McDonald, but also avenges a 61-26 loss to the Bombers last season.
The 3-1 Mustangs return home to Reel Family Stadium next Friday to face Wilmington, Pa.
"This feels really good," Coach Matt Rosati said. "We needed that. We definitely needed that. We practiced well all week, so it was good to see it translate into the game."
Seven different Mustangs scored touchdowns in the game - JayAnthony Williams with three, Luke Giddings with two and one each from Nate Stewart, Hunter Doing, Liam Hart, Tony Williams and Austin Miller.
Said Rosati, "We tried to spread the ball around and get a lot of people touches."
The plan worked as GV built a 54-0 halftime lead and never looked back. Williams scored all three of his touchdowns in the first quarter, with TD receptions of 20 and 45 yards from Stewart, as well as a 53-yard interception return for a score. It's Williams' third pick-six of the season.
"Jay is phenomenal," Rosati said. "I think he touched the ball four times and scored on three of them."
Giddings had a 43-yard sprint for a score in the first quarter and added a 10-yard burst in the second. In between, Stewart took a keeper up the middle for a 47-yard touchdown run, with Hunter Doing adding a 10-yard run of his own.
The first half scoring wrapped up with Carter Turk hitting Liam Hart on a 10-yard slant for a touchdown.
Rosati said the week of great practice led to the fiery first quarter, saying, "we had a very, very focused and intense week of practice and were determined to get back on the right side of things. A big thing as we approached the game is Windham scored 61 on GV last year. That was our goal - to answer back on THEIR field and show some firepower. We were able to do that in the first half."
The onslaught continued in the second half, which was played with a running clock. Tony Williams scored on a touchdown run, and then the GV sideline came alive when Miller - the 6-foot-1, 285-pound anchor of the Mustangs' offensive line - scored his first varsity touchdown with a direct-snap run.
With the win secured, the Mustangs made the trip back to Orwell and rang the victory bell under the partially-full moon cast above Reel Family Stadium. Rosati said work on Week 4 foe Wilmington begins now.
"They're pretty good. We've been following them for a little while now," Rosati said. "They're a good team and well-coached. ... We rang the victory bell tonight for the third time - and all those wins have been on the road. We were like, 'Let's do this at home.' We haven't done that on the new turf yet, so we need to win at home now."
Grand Valley Football defeats Windham 68-8 to improve to 3-1 overall and 1-0 in the conference!
GV!
Please see the attached flyer for a Pop-up Clinic in the GV area on Thursday 9/25. There will be many vendors with free resources and services, including free health screenings for Glucose, Cholesterol, and Blood Pressure, and much more.
Please see the attached flyer for a Pop-up Clinic in the GV area on Thursday 9/25. There will be many vendors with free resources and services, including free health screenings for Glucose, Cholesterol, and Blood Pressure, and much more.
Meet and Greet Monday!
Meet someone new and use our own personalized "Hello Style" to encourage connection and discussions.
Meet someone new and use our own personalized "Hello Style" to encourage connection and discussions.
Tonight the Mustangs will travel to Windham to take on the Bombers - Game time 7:00 pm
Windham's football field address - 9530 Bauer Avenue Windham, Ohio 44288
Volleyball wins in straight sets over Maplewood 3-0!
