AP Division IV All Ohio Girls Basketball Team Named
The 2015-16 AP allOhio Division IV roster honors standout players from Danville Hannibal River Windham Richmond Heights Fostoria St Wendelin Waterford Tri Village and many others led by top averages and height notable seniors Deja Winters Kamryn Troike and Julie Didinger headline the first team with multiple schools represented across first and second teams and a list of special mentions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Associated Press
Julie Didinger
Danville
Jensen Caretti
Hannibal River
Brittany Knight
Windham
Deja Winters
Richmond Heights
Area athletes shine at indoor state meet in Akron
Five Athens County track stars competed at the OATCCC Indoor State Champions in Akron. Noah Andrews and Chris Cook represented Nelsonville York, with Cook finishing eighth in the triple jump at 40 feet 0.5 inches and McPherson eighth in the high jump at six feet. Cook also cleared 5 feet 10 inches in the high jump. Gabriel Fuller placed 12th in the triple jump at 38 feet 5 inches, Andrews was 10th in the shot put at 48 feet 10 inches, and Alexis Zatta tied for ninth in Division 1 high jump at 5 feet 2 inches.
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Akron
Athens County
Nelsonville- York
Noah Andrews
Chris Cook
Athens
Alexis Zatta
Alexander
Seth McPherson
Federal Hocking
Gabriel Fuller
Cook
McPherson
Fuller
The
Lancers
Andrews
Zatta
Ohio women earn MAC honors and host Buffalo in quarterfinals
Ohio seniors Kiyanna Black Nathalie Fontaine and JoAnna Smith led a MAC haul with Black setting a program single season record with 112 threes and 18.4 points per game while Lampkins and Baldwin earned All-MAC honors. Ohio opens the MAC Tournament Wednesday at Quicken Loans Arena versus Buffalo as top seed.
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Caroline Mast
Black
Lampkins
MAC
Baldwin
Weatherspoon
Ohio
Eastern Michigan
Quicken Loans Arena
Buffalo
Bulls
Bowling Green
Missing 4 starters spark Grizzlies upset of Cavaliers 106 103
Memphis without four starters including Conley and Randolph toppled the Cavaliers 106 103 as Tony Allen scored a season high 26 and Vince Carter iced it with four free throws in the final 13.4 seconds. James led Cleveland with 28 points while Irving added 27 14 in fourth. The Cavs committed a season high 25 turnovers and trailed most of the night amid Memphis’s shortened lineup.
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Cavaliers
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LeBron James
Tony Allen
Grizzlies
James
Vince Carter
Memphis
Mike Conley
Zach Randolph
Chris Andersen
Matt Barnes
Los Angeles Lakers
Golden State Warriors
Cavs
David Joerger
Marc
Gasel
Birdman
Andersen
Lance Stephenson
JaMuchal Green
Allen
Kyrie Irving
John Havlicek
NBA
Washington
Boston
Cava
Irving
Mario Chalmers
Carter
Conley
Kobe Bryant
Lakers
Staples Center
Bryant
Sue
Sacramento
Bobcats Tip Off Quarterfinal at Quicken Loans Arena
The No 2 seed Bobcats face No 1 Northernlinois in a 6 30 p m Thursday quarterfinal at Quicken Loans Arena Cleveland New details note the Huskies won at Western Michigan and split with Ohio this season The MAC will announce Freshman Defensive Player Sixth Man Player of the Year and Coach of the Year honors on Tuesday with final winners named later
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Cleveland
Bobcats
Northernlinois
Huskies
Western Michigan
Ohio
MAC
All Mid-American Conference First Team 2015 16 picks
The 2015 16 All MAC First Team features players from Akron Central Michigan Kent State Ohio Toledo Western Michigan Buffalo Northern Illinois Bowling Green Eastern Michigan and Ball State. Notable selections include Isaiah Johnson Akron and CJ Massinburg Buffalo.
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Hannah Plybon
Akron
Presley Hudson
Central Michigan
Tinara Moore
Fees
Quiera Lampkins
Ohio
Jill Morrison
Bali State
Lauren Tibbs
Bowling Green
Stephanie Reid
Buttato
Janny Morton
Eastern Michigan
Ally Lehman
Northern Illinois
Jordan Korinek
Kent State
Lexie Baldwin
Jay-Ann Bravo-Harriott
Toledo
Janice Monakana
Jessica Jessing
Western Michigan
Carmen Grande
Ball State
Sydney Lambert
Reyna Frost
Kanyla McIntyre
Isaiah Johnson
Chris Fowler
Jimmy Hail
Antonio Campbell
Nathan Boothe
Reggie McAdams
Franko House
James Thompson IV
Daaron Simmons
Thomas Wider
Lamonte Bearden
Buffalo
Blake Hamilton
Braylon Rayson
Marin Marie
Jonathan Williams
Antino Jackson
Spencer Parker
Raven Lee
Ae Rracitriens
Josh Williams
CJ Massinburg
Marshawn Wilson
Jordan Durtis
Bail State
Willie Conner
Tim Bond
Khaliq Spicer
Aark Armstead
Votto hits first homer as Reds top Angels 8 5 in Arizona
In Goodyear Arizona Joey Votto homered for Cincinnati along with Jordan Pacheco and Adam Duvall as the Reds beat a Angels split squad 8-5. Votto reached via a bunt single and scored, while Scott Schebler and Jose Peraza contributed multi hit days. Reds starter Cody Reed tossed three scoreless innings.
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Reds
Angels
Goodyear, Ariz
Joey Votto
Cincinnati
Matt Shoemaker
Los Angeles Angels
Jordan Pacheco
Adam Duvall
Scott Schebler
Duvall
Bryan Price
Jay Bruce
Price
Jose Peraza
Dodgers
Todd Frazier
Shoemaker
Cody Reed
Reed
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Megan King
Columbus Tree of Life Christian
Marissa Rose
Sellaire St. John Central
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Berlin
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Heights
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Carey
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Fayetteville Perry
Payton Shays
New London
Isabelle Bolender
Cedarville
Jordan Eliott
Makayla Liedtke
Beverly
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Glenwood
Elie Jo Johnson
Grace Shope
Leesburg
Fairfield
Emma Wardrow
Mowrystown Whiteoak
Katelyn Hughes
Belpre
Regan Porter
Alli Kern
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Nathalie Fontaine
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Kiyanna Black
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Chalmers
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