Lorain Raceway Park honors Hall of Fame figures this weekend
Racing events at Lorain Raceway Park highlight Go-Karts and Quarter Midgets with gate times from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. The Hall of Fame induction occurs during intermission tonight for the Lorain County Speedway classes of 2004 2005 and 2009. Details include track action from Modifieds to Buckeye Buggy Series and a cornhole drawing.
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Terry Stineman
Bob Frey
John Shima
Avon Lake player helps Jags win tennis opener
Saint Joseph Academy defeats Aurora 3-2 at Cleveland State with Rafi Catacutan winning second singles 6-2 7-5. First singles Melanie Statsevych won 6-0 6-1. Doubles results include Cifani-Logan Archibald and Butler-En Snow victorious.
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Isa Iditaiu
Anna Losey
Agnes Butler
En Snow
Ashley Kohl
Eliza Cunningham
Margaretta Wins Vermilion Sandusky Bay Conference Shootout
Ellyse Schaefer led Margaretta to the team title with a tournament-best 41 while Vermilion finished third place at Willow Creek in the six-team event. Vermilion’s Allison Traut shot 53 to lead Vermilion, and final team scores were Margaretta 200, Huron 211, Vermilion 234, Willard 243, Edison 250, Port Clinton 281.
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Golfers Ace 165 and 145 Yard Creekwood Holes
Katherine Howe of North Ridgeville hit an ace on the 145 yard fourth hole with a driver at Creekwood Golf Course witnessed by Jason Hendrix Lexi Howe and Nick Warner. William A Ashworth of Medina used a 3 hybrid for the 165 yard twelfth hole on July 8 with Mark Zickefoose as witness. John Ginty of Olmsted Two used a 7 iron for the same 165 yard twelfth hole on July 8 with Thomas Mahall watching. Reynold Dechant of North Ridgeville also aced the 165 yard twelfth hole on June 30 with a 7 iron.
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Jason Hendrix
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Mark Zickefoose
John Ginty
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Thomas Mahall
Reynold Dechant
Crushers Beat Boomers In Low-Scoring Playoff Oust
Crushers top Boomers in a tense game to strengthen their hold on the final West Division playoff spot. Jack Eisenbarger pitched seven plus shutout innings on 108 pitches with five strikeouts, and Jake Guenther robbed Paxton Wallace of a home run in the sixth for the decisive play. Cole Cook matched him with 127 pitches over eight innings, but Lake Erie pushed across the winner with late chances stifled by Lake Erie reliever Sammy Tavarez.
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Jack Eisenbarger
Jake Guenther
Paxton Wallace
Eisenbarger
Andrew Sojka
Christian Scafidi
Christian Fedko
Chase Dawson
Schaumburg
Cole Cook
Lake Erie
Alberti Chavez
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Guenther
Jason Agresti
Ron Washington
Jarrod Watkins
Sam Franco
Jack Harris
Washington
John Tuccillo
Sammy Tavarez
Lemieux
Avon golf team repeats invitational win on home course
Avon riders edged Shoremen and North Ridgeville in a 304 to 316 battle at Avon Lake. Wyatt Austin led Avon with 74 as Tim Mai shot 76 and Tommy Urbancic 77 amid a busy Friday tuneup before league previews. Medalist Karlin Nilson of Avon Lake paced the field with 73.
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Christian Lee
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Grady Pellegrini
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Chase Cartwright
Kooper Nilson
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Rangers
Kyle Urban
Michael Schulte
Joshua Behlke
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Midview
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Keystone
Elyria Catholic
Columbia
Open Door
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Karlin Nilson
Wyatt Austin
Zack Synder
Tim Ma Avon
Mark Behrend
Will Schnabel
Ethan Crevda
Nick Forristal
Jakob Holland
Ryan Kemner
Wyatt Frank
Sam McCulley
Jon Klooz
Ethan Taylor
Chase Harper
Jaxson Yoder
London Wolf
Jordan Miller
Ben Taylor
Camden Simo
Devin Juristy
Julian Hamman
Noah Penton
Anthony Ozman
Severin Kretchmar
Will Matheson
Adam Gerber
Ryan Younglas
Brody O’boyle
Austin Duta
Brady Schacht
Liam Goran
Reec Grams
North Ridge
Alex Henry
Avery Goodman
Kohl Colorito
Evan Reed
Will Giesbrecht
Titus Soay
Abigail Hopkins
Timothy Soay
Jackson Cikalo
Chris Hanmer
Reed Emerich
Colbey Wnoroski
Dayton Major
Liam Steggall
Max Blewett
LeBron James Dominates as USA Seeks Olympic Victory
US coach Steve Kerr hails LeBron James as a crazy, brilliant force at 39. James motivates teammates, recruited players after a strong World Cup run, and just posted a second Olympic triple double in a comeback win over Serbia. With LA 2028 looming, he hints at future appearances while chasing a 47th consecutive international win.
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Bronny James
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Sean Ford
Stephen Curry
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Joel Embiid
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