Ladyhawks open season with win at Lakota West
Cincinnati Ladyhawks beat Lakota West High School in the season opener. West alum Kim Comisar assisted on one goal, while Parrissa Eyorokon, formerly of Lakota East, scored two for the Ladyhawks. Comisar and Eyorokon also play for Purdue. The team hosts Detroit at 7 p.m. Saturday at Lakota High.
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Prep Digest Track Regional Qualifiers at Bishop Fenwick
Bishop Fenwick hosts regional qualifiers with Emily Kelly Danielle Devery Sandra Rittman and Jaime Bockerman in the 3200 meter relay Emily Bruggeman Erin Ferlet Michelle Wallace and Rachel Cox in the 800 relay Bruggeman Allison Kusneske Wallace and Cox in the 400 relay Jaime Bockelman Ferlet Kusneske Wallace in the 1600 relay Bockelman Ferlet Kusneske Wallace leading to finals. In field events Bockelman wins 400 meters, Kelly wins 800, Breton Polley wins shot put and Teddy McCloe captures both shot put and discus.
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Spurs take 2-0 lead in West finals with 111 108 win
San Antonio Spurs edge Phoenix Suns 111 108 to go up 2 0 in the Western Conference finals. Tim Duncan scores 30 including 25 in the second half as Manu Ginobili and Robert Horry deliver late baskets. Steve Nash plays 46 minutes as Phoenix falls for the first time in consecutive games since April.
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Agassi's French Open bid falters with back injury
Andre Agassi, 35, battled a inflamed sciatic nerve during the first round at Roland Garros, grimacing through a five-set defeat to Jarkko Nieminen. He refused to quit, took Advils, and recalled a cortisone shot from earlier that helped him in Rome and Hamburg before the pain worsened.
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Middletown eyes Channell or Wells for head coach
The Ohio Big 33 honor for Chan nel and Middletown’s coaching job openers dominate the scene. Chris Wells, Middletown’s defensive coordinator, cites local ties and long-term goals as he seeks the top post, while Channell weighs an Edgewood levy and potential Middletown move amidst financial strain.
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Edgewood edges Kenton Ridge in tense regional bid
Edgewood pitcher Brooke Perry stifled Kenton Ridge with a five hitter and two key late strikeouts as Edgewood edged ahead 4 to 3. Krista Compton led Edgewood with a 2 3 line and a triple while Jocelyn Washburn added a 1 3 line. Kenton Ridge’s Jessica Smith twice stood on second and Kendy Beers struck out twice as coach Asher churned his lineup into a pivotal fifth inning walk. Edgewood advances in the regional semifinals against Hamilton Ross.
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Miami RedHawks Sweep Kent State Clinches MAC Title
Miami opens the MAC tournament with top hitters Weiser Graham Taylor and John Ely at 22 1 with a 2.75 ERA. The double elimination event awards an automatic NCAA berth. The RedHawks end a 23 year drought by clinching the regular season crown after sweeping Kent State. Senior Paul Frietch says the pressure is off.
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Tepe Leads Lebanon Pitcher to No-Hit Playoff Start
Tyler Tepe, rehired as Lebanon’s opening pitcher, threw a no hit shutout against Greenville in the playoffs, turning his season around. He earned Mid-Miami League second-team honors, Lebanon MVP and outstanding pitcher, plus a 4.2 GPA and Butler academic scholarship. Coach Lee Day praised his work ethic and potential at Butler.
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