Panthers Edge St Mary Central Catholic 52 44 in Sandusky
St Mary Central Catholic defeated St Paul 52 44 as Bryan Roth led with 14 points and 49 30 rebounding edge. St Paul rallied in the second quarter behind Pat Rinner and Mike Conley but shot poorly overall. Coach Wasiniak cited officiating and composure while praising Conley’s inside work and Roth’s matchup impact.
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Firelands Guns Down Edison to Extend Unbeaten Streak
Firelands Falcons beat Edison 80 73 to run their unbeaten streak to seven games. Bill Szabo and Tim Thole combined for 49 points, with Dan Muschitz scoring 12 in the first quarter to spark a 24 16 opening. Cleo Stone led Edison with 26 points, Todd Brown 19, Lyn Grant 14. Junior varsity Firelands won 63 49.
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Trojans Edge Plymouth 72-67 In Comeback Victory
South Central closed fast to defeat Plymouth 72-67 Friday night for its second win. Trailing 53-49 entering the final period, the Trojans scored 23 straight and led 60-60 before pulling away. Jeff Ream fouled out late for Plymouth, while Yancy Toney led SC with 22 points.
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Eagles Fall To Seneca East In Non League Clash
Monroeville suffered a 67-61 loss as Seneca East turned a tight game with a 19-10 third quarter. Joe Hamilton led Monroeville with 19 points, Steve Hofacker 17, Mickey Hofacker 16, while Bob Perkins led the Tigers with 19 and Steve Wiedermier added 16. Seneca East JV won 40-36.
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Hot Shooting Cats Roll on in Non-League Victory
South Amherst New London Wildcats posted a 52 45 non league win as New London shot 20 of 32 from the field for 62 percent Stan Cooke led New London with 24 points South Amherst held a 12 10 edge after one quarter but trailed 24 22 at halftime New London outscored 15 9 in the third quarter while South Amherst outrebounded 45 30 but failed to slow the visitors shooting attack.
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Norwalk four wrestlers reach Kenston Invitational semifinals
Kenston hosts an 18 team Kenston Invitational where Norwalk sits eighth with four of its Truckers still alive in the semifinals after the first round. Richmond Heights leads with 6112 points, Kenston second with 4742, Lake Catholic third with 39.
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Tim Kurta
Nets Fume After Technical as Kings Take 137 126 Win
Kevin Loughery drew a second technical late in the game and was ejected after clashing with referee Roger McCann during a 137 126 NBA loss to the Kansas City Kings. Otis Birdsong led KC with 28 points while Nets leaders included John Williamson with 30 and Bernard King with 21.
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