Buckeyes finish third in boys D III district track
Nelsonville York places third in the Southeast District North Division track and field meet at Southeastern High School. Noah Andrews wins the Buckeyes lone district title in shot put, 48-10.5, with Hunter Edwards earning regional berths in four events and anchoring two relays. Donovan Ross adds two regional spots. Federal Hocking tops the team standings.
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Chillicothe
Noah Andrews
Hunter Edwards
Nelsonville- York
Southeastern High School
Andrews
Buckeyes
Edwards
Belier
Federal Hocking
Trimble
Donovan Ross
Ross
Chris Cook
Jeremy Warren
Reid Courtney
Tyler Speelman
Cook
Courtney
Tanner Smith
Warren
Jared Hawk
Devon Robinson
Lancers
Jared
David Hawk
Robinson
Josh Simmons
Hawks
Simmons
Eastern
Kayla Honesty
Athens County
Honestly
Ohio Bobcats storm to MAC final with win over Bowling Green
Connor Sitz dominated on the mound as Ohio defeated Bowling Green 6-0 to push to the MAC tournament final. Manny DeJesus and Gaertner drove in runs, with Longo homering to cap a decisive sixth inning. Ohio improved to 35 wins, rolling to the title round behind a 0.62 team ERA through three games.
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Manny DeJesus
Bobcats
Trevor Blaylock
Falcons
DeJesus
Tyler Wells
RBI
Jake Madsen
Gaertner
Kody Brown
Longo
Smith
Connor
Ohio
Bowling Green
Western Michigan
Rob Zenas
Devin Daugherty
Trey Keegan
Connor Sitz
Cody Gaertner
Sitz
Blaylock
Mitch Longo
Spartans fall to Portsmouth West in district final upset
Alexander and West met in a Division III Southeast District final at Unioto. Megan Shupert blasted a three run homer in the fifth as West turned a 1-1 tie into a 4-1 win. Abby Howard’s inside the park homer briefly gave Alexander a lead in the second before West answered. West advances to the regional at Lancaster. Alexander finishes with 25 wins but no district title.
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Portsmouth West
Unioto High School
McLaughlin
Alexander
Westfall
Spartans
D-Il
West
Megan Shupert
Mckenzie Whitaker
Whitaker
Shupert
Kendall Meeks
Shyla Johnson
Meeks
Lindsey Johnson
Kayleigh Coleman
Nicole Hudnall
Abby Howard
Kelsey Callihan
Howard
Hannah Howery
Lancaster
Yerke signs with George Washington to continue running career
Athens standout Yerke, heavy with academic scholarships, will move to Washington to join George Washington University's track and cross country programs. She posted an All-Ohio cross country finish of 19:15.62 as a Division II runner and led Athens to a regional title and a fifth place state finish. Yerke also set district records in the 1600 and 800, anchors the 4x800 relay, and aims for new goals in college.
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Athens
D.C
Yerke
Bulldogs
Fitz Read
George Washington
Pickerington
Read
West, Alexander win in D II district finals at Unioto
West defeats Alexander 4 to 1 while Meigs falls 9 to 0 to South Point. Westfall edges Fairfield 10 to 7 and Notre Dame beats Whiteoak 11 to 0.
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Unioto HS
West
Alexander
Meigs
South Point
Westfall
Minford HS
Fairfield
Notre Dame
Whiteoak
Clay
Cavaliers Irving tests knee brace as Game 3 doubts linger
Kyrie Irving worked out in a left knee brace on Saturday with trainers adjusting straps. The Cavs leading the Eastern Conference finals may again lean on full strength as Irving is listed questionable for Sunday's Game 3 against Atlanta after aggravating a tendon issue in Game 1. LeBron James powered Cleveland past the Hawks in Game 2, nearing a series win while Atlanta cope without Kyle Korver and DeMarre Carroll.
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Independence
Ohio
Kyrie Irving
Cavaliers
Irving
Cavs
Atlanta
Cleveland
Hawks
James Andrews
Florida
David Blatt
Blatt
Kyle Korver
LeBron James
Korver
Mike Badenholzer
DeMarre Carroll
James
Carroll
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