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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 2008
Page
13
In a dramatic standout, Whitsel flawless through nine as the Cards beat the Canes 8-3 in PAC action. Offense surged in the second inning with 12 runs, featuring Cassie Griffiths and Jen Spurs contributing multi hit efforts for Elyria and Lakewood players factoring in early offense.
Amherst pitchers and hitters dominated Westlake as the Comets improved to 10-2, 5-1 in the Southwestern Conference. Connor Weir started with a double, Ryan Rua followed with a homer, and Brett Szakats hit his fifth of the year as Amherst batted around for five first inning runs. Rua earned the win with six plus innings, while Westlake could not salvage hits beyond the early frames.
Dominic Fragapane singled home the game winning run with one out in the ninth to give North Olmsted a 6-5 win over Olmsted Falls in Southwestern Conference action. Eagles’ Chad Murphy, Christian Klinec and Bud Smith each collected two hits.
The Snelly brothers Graham Colin Sean and Alex, all on the Olmsted Falls tennis team, describe the advantages of playing together. Graham notes coaching his own kids boosts pride while Sean, a sophomore, embraces leadership as MVP.
Clayton Brehm of Oberlin, a junior making his tennis debut this year, opened 6-0 in first singles with dual-match wins over Bay Midview and Fairview. He also won the Rocky River Quad title over Pirates Twinsburg and Elyria Catholic.
Midview swept North Ridgeville 5-0 in West Shore Conference play. Sean Pincura Patrick Geyser and Mike Patty won singles. Doubles teams Brad Weaver Nic Docs and Kyle Gustafson Corey Pavitch also secured straight-set victories.
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