Avon claims Division I title at Early Season Invitational
Avon girls cross country, led by Kaitlyn Reese who won in 18 00.05, captured the Division I team title at the Ohio High School Athletic Association Early Season Invitational in Fortress Obetz amid a 147 point win over Perrysburg. Amherst and Elyria Catholic posted notable showings in a 33 team field.
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Kaitlyn Reese
Eagles
Ohio High School Athletic Association
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Reese
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Elyria tops Vermilion in season opener volleyball thriller
Elyria drills Vermilion in three sets as Eldemire and Sauer power kills, Manuel serves up 11 straight points, and Bartlome Habermehl pace the Sailors. Vermilion fights back late in each set, but Elyria holds to clinch match as Sauer and Kelley finish with key shots.
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Eldemire
Sauer
Jenae Manuel
Elyria
Claire Bartlome
Sophie Habermeh
Paige Pileski
Jenne
Habermehl
Sailors
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Kelley
Maddie Nader
Form From C1 Heberling Embraces Midfoot Running Change
Heberling details a shift from heel strike to midfoot running to reduce injuries and improve efficiency. He trained to land under the centerline, increased cadence, and eliminated orthotics after biomechanical analysis with Amherst coach Rob Glatz.
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Michael
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Matt
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Dick) Cooley
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From athlete to coach Paul Heyse on gait analysis
Paul Heyse discusses biomechanics for runners, using smartphone video and software to analyze gait. He notes preventative training benefits, addresses running economy, and shares his own: IT band injury led to pool running therapy and mental resilience. He seeks to help others optimize performance and reduce injuries.
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Heberling
Two golfers card separate holes-in-one on Aug 8
Jim Wasowski, 76, used an 8 iron for a 128 yard ace on the fifth at Grey Hawk Golf Course, witnessed by Tim Maggett and Ken Schley. Larry Rotuno, of North Ridgeville, holed out on the seventh at Creekwood Golf Course with a 5 hybrid, witnessed by Jack Doyle, Joe Whitmer and Tim King.
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Tim Maggett
Ken Schley
Larry Rotuno
North Ridgeville
Creekwood Golf Course
Jack Doyle
Joe Whitmer
Tim King
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