Cavaliers 113 Wizards 108 OT in season finale
LeBron James witnessed Cavs win 113 108 in overtime over Wizards at The Q. Dellavedova posted 18 points 12 assists while Brendan Haywood hit a go ahead jumper with 10.1 seconds left in OT as Shawn Marion sealed with a dunk before retirement.
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Indians beat White Sox 4 2 to end rough homestand
Cleveland earned its first win of the season at Progressive Field 4-2 over Chicago as Trevor Bauer delivered his second straight quality start. Bauer allowed two runs on four hits and four walks with eight strikeouts over six innings, boosting team morale after a rough opening. Next up, Indians at Minnesota Friday 8 10 p.m. Central.
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Hernandez Found Guilty of First-Degree Murder
Former New England Patriots star Aaron Hernandez was found guilty of first-degree murder in the slaying of Odin Lloyd. The 36 hour, seven day deliberation led to a life prison sentence plus weapon charges, with Hernandez reacting emotionally as family members cried.
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Walk-off win caps Elyria rally over Medina in softball
Elyria Pioneers overcome a five-run Medina surge to win 11-10 in Northeast Ohio Conference play. Elizabeth Ellis tossed in relief for the win, while freshman April Howser contributed two RBIs as Elyria scraped past after Medina’s eight-run fifth.
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Elyria Volleyball Standouts Sign With Cleveland State
Elyria seniors Tyra Darden and Mariah Johnson signed letters of intent to play volleyball at Cleveland State University. Darden, a 5-9 outside hitter, was a four-year Pioneer starter, while Johnson, a 5-11 middle, grew from limited experience to becoming Elyria’s leading blocker with 83 last season. Johnson praised CSU’s coaches and teammates for a welcoming fit, and Darden cited CSU as her clear top choice.
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