Flyers Defeat Buckeye Central In Tight Wrestling Meet
St Paul grapplers edged Buckeye Central 39 25 on Tuesday night to sharpen for Fremont invite. Ed Young and Dave Smith star as Flyers build and finish strong with pins and decisions in multiple weights.
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Buckeye
Denny Doughty
Central
Doughty
St Paul
Dennis Missler
Doug Seisel
Ed Young
Young
Troy Sexton
Flyers
Jim Colvin
John Missler
Steve Obringer
Randy Kraft
Chris Sallee
Dave Smith
Pin
Paul Stafford
Edison Girls Rally For 47 38 Win Over Black River
Edison high school girls basketball used a third quarter scoring burst to beat Black River 47 to 38 in Firelands Conference action. The Chargers improving to 3-0 as Sandy Burtscher and Nancy Ritz led with 11 points each and Anna Dandar added 10.
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Edison
Black River
Chargers
Jean Cromley
Western Reserve Defeats St Paul in Close Flyers Upset Bid
Western Reserve, defending Firelands Conference girls basketball champions, beat St Paul 28-20 on Tuesday night. The Flyers challenged with shifting defenses but struggled from the line, missing 17 of 19 free throws. Soboslai led Western with six points, while Hartley added five. St Paul sits 0-1 in league play with a 1-1 season record. Western’s win boosts their league standing as they balanced inside and outside attacks.
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Speer
St. Paul
Western
Roughriders
Flyers
Deanna Dauch
Lisa
Soboslai
Mona Jackson
McGuckin
Sobostai
Sherry Hartley
Black River
Mounties Bury Trojans 54-17 in Firelands tilt
Mapleton South Central girls clash ends 54-17 as Mounties dominate after a decent first quarter. South Central led 11-10 early but was held to six points the rest of the game. Angie Seigfried led the Trojans with six points. Mapleton JV won 27-14.
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Mapleton
South Central
Trojans
Mounties
Renee Hicks
Angie Seigfried
Monroeville uses third-quarter surge to down New London 48-34
In Firelands Conference action Monroeville varsity Eagles held New London Wildcats scoreless for 4:34 in the third quarter, pulling away 16-4 to secure a 48-34 win. Laurie Clayton led Monroeville with 12 points while Susie Howsman scored 11 for New London. New London falls to 0-2 overall. Monroville improves to 1-1 and heads to Edison.
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New London Wildcats
New London
Eagles
Ust
Lanny Repp
Wildcats
Repp
Laurie Clayton
Susie Howsman
Edison
Firelands
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