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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 2024
Page
11
Cleveland improves to 11 5 overall and 8 2 on the road after a 6 0 win over the Red Sox in Patriots Day action at Fenway Park. Xavion Curry returns from illness for five innings of two hit ball, delivering a strong day game debut.
The Cavaliers aim to harden up after last season's playoffs with new veterans Tristan Thompson Markus Morris Sr Georges Niang and Max Strus. Donovan Mitchell notes leadership on bench while coach J B Bickerstaff emphasizes toughness and on court chatter to spark defense. Niang shows a chip on his shoulder after a recent technical foul.
Keystone junior Tristin Greene, a standout grappler who won state titles as a junior and medaled through his high school career, has committed to wrestle at Bellarmine University. Greene cited strong interest from head coach Ned Shuck and prior meetings at Super 32 as pivotal to his decision.
Elyria and Avon dominated the 79th Lorain County Track and Field Invitational held at Elyria. Senior Mateo Medina of Elyria beat Evan Hudson of Oberlin in the 400 and 200 with meet records, and won the 100 in a meet-record 10.64. Hudson, the defending 400 and 200 champion, also performed strongly. Avon crews extended winning streaks in multiple events as nine boys meet records fell, two girls records, and one tie. The meet was moved to Monday due to prior heavy rain and wind, producing unusually good conditions and a first-ever Elyria-hosted event.
Keystone senior Brock Miller pitched a gem allowing three hits and one walk while fanning 14 to push Keystone to 5-4 and 2-0 in the Lorain County League. Columbia drops to 7-1, 4-1 as Miller used speeds and outside corner to dominate.
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