Tri-Village beats Middletown Christian in varsity boys hoop clash
In New Madison Tri Village triumphed 69 to 43 over Middletown Christian. Ebright led Middletown with 13 points while Gordon and Ruggles added 7 and 7 respectively. Tri Village countered with Lindamood 7 and Jay 9 scoring and five three-pointers en route to the win.
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Tri-Village
Middletown Christian
Curtis Gordon
Andrew Lockridge
Jarrod Ruggles
Tyler Sandefur
Joseph Ebright
Fisherback
Lindamood
Jay
Foreman
Snyder
Pipenger
Brubaker
Quinn
Totals
Ebright
Gordon
Ruggles
Lockridge
State Wrestling Weighs In as Pairs Set in Rounds
Area athletes fill brackets at 103 to 275 pounds across divisions. Matches feature Josh Sneyd Toledo Waite against Ryan Fields Lakota West in 103, and Dustin Schlatter Massillon Perry at 145 with Dan Crone Lakota East, among others. Division I includes Matt Land Valley View versus Adam Kirwinsky University School, and 125 to 140 pound showdowns such as Nate Burton St Francis DeSales versus Adam Sweeney Franklin. Division II highlights Tyler Savage Carlisle facing Jared Border Caldwell in 103, and Kyle Stapleton Carlisle versus Braxdon Scaletta Cleveland Cuyahoga Heights at 130. The field lists numerous state contenders from Lakota West, Massillon Perry, Franklin, and others.
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Josh Sneyd
Toledo
Waite
Ryan Fields
Lakota West
Kody Pierson
Lakota East
Thomas Joyce
Columbus West
Derek Dooley
Corey Smith
Uniontown Lake
Mike Mencini
Twinsburg
Kent Pierson
Mike Trayser
Dublin Scioto
Alex Flake
Robbie Tomlin
Columbus Franklin Heights
Billy Baker
Tony Bradberry
Erik Mayer
Sylvania Southview
Tony Castillo
Perrysburg
Matt Land
Valley View
Adam Kirwinsky
Hunting Valley University School
Nate Burton
Columbus St. Francis DeSales
Adam Sweeney
Franklin
Justin Blevins
Brian Connelly
Mentor Lake Catholic
Corey Nichols
Edgewood
David Fisher
McConnelsville
Morgan
Adam Patton
Parma Padua Franciscan
Jake Coleman
Preble Shawnee
Pat Archer
Billy Deeter
Tyler Savage
Carlisle
Jared Border
Caldwell
Kyle Gardella
Bedford St. Peter Chanel
Doug Austin
Kyle Stapleton
Braxdon Scaletta
Cleveland
Cuyahoga Heights
Jake Fose
Madison
Bret Terry
New Albany
Clay Tucker
Martins Ferry
Jory Brown
Kayne Meiko
Bellaire St. John Central Catholic
Patrick Lanham
Stewart Watson
Ne Bentz
Sycamore Mohawk
Middle town spaghetti fundraiser dinner at Capozzi's
Middle Town baseball team hosts a spaghetti dinner fundraiser at Capozzi's Italian Restaurant from 5 to 8 30 p.m. on February 28. A cash bar 50 50 raffle and door prizes accompany a $15 donation for spaghetti dinner salad bread and soft drink Tickets available from any Middle Baseball player or by calling 513 420 4515 Fenwick tournament tickets go on sale in the Fenwick athletic office during school hours Advance tickets are 5 with a portion to the school. at the door 6 Top seed plays Dayton Stivers at 6 p m Thursday at UC Arena.
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Capozzi
Fenwick
Fenwick Athletic
Dayton Stivers
UC Arena
Wilmington Oac
Wilmington College Lady Quakers
Ohio Athletic Conference
Wilmington
Middie
Shawna Thomas
Heidelberg College
Fred Raizk
RedHawks look to build on hype for 2005 season
Miami University baseball fans hear coach Tracy Smith stress proving grounds over headlines as the RedHawks, picked by Baseball America to repeat as MAC East champs and chase an NCAA berth, showcase a deep pitching staff led by Graham Taylor Keith Weiser and Connor Graham in a frigid intra-squad session at McKie Field. The roster features Slone, Fer ris departed, Orr moving to third, Can ada to first with Radley at short, and a mix of veterans and newcomers aiming for a strong opener against Xavier on March 2 at home.
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McKie Field
Miami University
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RedHawks
Baseball America
Miami
John Slone
United States
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Connor Graham
Smith
MAC
Oliver Twist
Lafayette
Texas State
Louisiana-Lafayette
Marist
Graham Taylor
Weiser
Graham
Taylor
Oxford Talawanda High
Bowling Green
St. John’s Jesuit High
Jeff Day
West Chester
Day
Matt Long
John Ely
Matt Elwood
Atlanta
Cincinnati Reds
Charlie Leibrandt
Slone
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ican
Mike Ferris
Geoff Orr
Brian Canada
Ryne Robinson
Eric Radley
Radley
Gallatin
Jason Brown
Sam Sellery
Brandon Hillier
Jon Franzese
Paul Frietch
Cin
Moeller
Sellery
Hillier
Xavier
NHL season ends in lockout sniping continues in media feud
Negotiations remain unresolved as the season stays canceled and a dispute persists between league offices in New York and union headquarters in Toronto. Commissioner Gary Bettman criticizes ESPN for reporting an imminent settlement after talks in New York, a report that had sparked optimism before discussions stalled in the late afternoon.
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League
New York
Union
Toronto
Gary Bettman
ESPN
Bettman
St. Xavier Dominates Lebanon in First Round
St. Xavier sped to a 41-18 halftime lead and surged past Lebanon 78-44 behind 58.5 percent shooting. Lebanon’s Josh Shepherd scored 17 and Jason Michelson 15 as St. Xavier extended a 19-0 stretch to seize control, with Gedeon, Peck and Wolf leading a balanced attack.
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St. Xavier
Lebanon
Scott Martin
Josh Shepherd
Shepherd
Michelson
Derek Helleman
Brent Francis
Jason Michelson
Trent Burns
Maurice Scales
Dan Peck
Johnny Wolf
David Gedeon
Greg Sweeney
Joe Ries
Ryan McGraw
Mark Veith
Alexander Albright
Ryan Gorman
Kyle Gibler
Rob Schoenhoft
Aeons
Gedeon
Peck
Wolf Veith
Nissan Buick Challenge Playoff Shapes 1996 Golf Notes
Michael Bradley won a sudden death playoff at the Buick Challenge before it became unofficial after the tour limited official status to 54 holes. The event, held at Callaway Gardens, is no longer on the schedule. Scott and Campbell faced heavy rain and delays with the 18th hole chosen for the playoff while Michael Weir sought a third Nissan Open title in vain.
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Michael Bradley
Callaway Gardens
Brian Henninger
Neal Lancaster
Byron Nelson
Scott
Campbell
Mark Russell
Darren Clarke
Brian Davis
Colin Montgomerie
Tiger Woods
Jay Singh
Woods
la Costa
Mike Weir
Weir
Riviera
Robert Allenby
Chris Carlson
Associated Press
Riviera Country Club
Adam Scott
Chad Campbell
Los Angeles
Gordon Wins Daytona 500 In Earnest Victory
Gordon edged out rival Busch in a tight finish for the Daytona 500 as he secured a $1.4 million payday and opened the season with a strong run for a fifth Cup title. Busch lamented a missed outside move while Gordon celebrated aboard his yacht with crew chief Robbie Loomis and the Hendrick Motorsports team.
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Busch
Gordon
Robbie Loomis
Earnhardt
Richard Petty
Hendrick Motorsports
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Kenny Sullivan
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Ogden
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Ongley
Rob Kozlowski
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Halley
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Cox News Service
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Sweaver
Coxohio
Gary Stelzer
Middletown Journal
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St Xavier
Shoemaker Center
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