Fenwick High celebrates six decades of hoops history
Fenwick High marked its basketball heritage Sunday at the new Ohio 122 campus with members of the 1952 53 first team and all later squads including women and cheerleaders. John Butch Rossi, a Fenwick figure for decades, recalled tough early days and a 1982 state crown as part of a lively, nostalgia filled celebration.
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John “Butch” Rossi
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National Guard Armory
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Main Street
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Texas Tech upsets No 2 Kansas in double overtime
Darryl Dora hits a 3 with 3.6 seconds left in the second overtime to lift Texas Tech to an 80 79 win over No 2 Kansas. It marks the Jayhawks first conference loss this season. Browns cut QB Jeff Garcia after a poor season leaving three years on his contract.
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Springboro routs Xenia in Division I sectional opener
Springboro Panthers shot 10 three pointers on their way to a 72 to 42 win over Xenia Buccaneers at UD Arena. Chad James and Tyler Howard led with threes, bench contributors impressed, and Jake Ballard limited inside as Springboro improved to 20-1 while Sean Miller missed second half action due to injury. Coach Troy Holtrey noted better rotation and a strong 3-point barrage as pivotal factors.
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Tyler Howard
Buccs
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Sean Miller
Nick Poore
Miller
Holtrey
Brian Feeley
Salter
Josh Cousins
Jake Ballard
Jake Ballarp
University of Dayton
Ballard Leads Springboro Alumnae Past MSJO in Close Bout
Becky Ballard, a 6-foot center from Springboro, starred as Franklin College’s center in a 69-57 win. She recalled the tough road venues and said staying out of foul trouble helped her team prevail at Harrington Center against Mount St. Joseph.
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Ballard
Springboro
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Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference
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Bengals Extend Marvin Lewis Through 2008 Season
Cincinnati owner Mike Brown rewarded coach Marvin Lewis and his assistants with extensions on Valentine’s Day. Lewis will coach four more years through 2008, with terms estimated at 12 to 14 million overall. Assistants extended through 2006. Lewis led the Bengals to back-to-back 8-8 seasons and a streak of 11 straight home sellouts.
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Griffey makes early Reds camp entrance in good shape
Ken Griffey Jr arrived at the Reds spring training site in Sarasota, Florida, looking fit as he steps into camp days ahead of pitchers and catchers. The veteran star joked about aging and teammates while trainer Mark Mann worked on his hamstring and other injuries from recent seasons.
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Kent Mercker
David Weathers
Ben Weber
Mark Mann
Luis Lopez
Whitman
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Bahamas
Tim
Monroe Hornets Rallypast Dixie for 67 59 win
Monroe (5 16) defeats New Lebanon Dixie 67 59 in a Division III sectional at Wright State Nutter Center. Jeff Myers scores 26 with 15 in the second half to erase a 31 30 halftime deficit, while Mike Majors adds 17 and Tyler Osterman 10. Monroe advances to meet New Paris National Trail at Dayton Arena.
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Dixie
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Tyler Osterman
Mike
Majors
Jeff
New Paris National Trail
University of Dayton
Kevin McBain
Nick Bertke
Ben Spahr
Jared Moore
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