LCCC Rout Kellogg Behind Bench Sparks 107 59 Win
Lorain County Community College bench sparks a 107 to 59 basketball victory over Kellogg Community, turning a slow start into a dominant run. Williams leads with nine rebounds as Constant Frost and Cossey post double figures. Bench depth fuels 92 64 rebounding edge and 53 percent shooting.
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Cavaliers edge Eagles 48 47 in Inland Conference clash
South Amherst Cavaliers hand Avon Eagles their second straight one point loss 48 to 47 in a tight Inland Conference battle. Meyers and Hiller led with 14 each as South Amherst shot 37 percent to Avon 27 percent. Eagles turnover woes and a late press sealed the game. both teams meet next in conference play with Columbia looming for the Cavaliers.
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Lutheran West pummels Keystone in Inland Conference clash
Lutheran West rolled to a 74 39 victory over Keystone as Chris Hass and George Blegna led the Longhorns with 8 and 15 points while Keystone struggled to find double figures. Keystone coach Doug Howdreshell shuffled lineups as Lutheran West opened up a 20 4 first quarter lead and never relented. Tim Banks and Rick McCullough led Keystone in a late surge, but the Longhorns answered with 22 points in the final period to seal the win.
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Lorain Catholic Coast to 74 48 Win Over Amherst
Lorain Catholic used a strong second quarter and a dominant third to coast past Amherst 74 to 48 in a boys basketball game on Amherst’s floor. Mark Baum Alex Prosak and Jeff Jeska keyed the rebounding while Lorain’s full court press stymied the Comets as Lorain Catholic improved to 1-1 while Amherst slipped to 0-2.
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Lorain Catholic beats Amherst 73 to 48 in tough matchup
Lorain Catholic dominated Amherst, with Baum and Prosak leads and strong defense. Jenkins Haponek and Pella contributed stolen balls and scoring as Amherst committed 28 turnovers and shot 30 percent from the floor. Christie criticized by Lorain Catholic press as Amherst adjusted poorly.
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Mapleton routs New London in Firelands clash
Mapleton defeated New London 82 to 16 with Ron Ross scoring 16 points to lead Mapleton. Phil Biddingerla Ted Teeman and Ken Myers each added one point amid a dominant home performance. New London struggled throughout the Firelands Conference contest.
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Firelands Hornets Blow Lead, Lose 61 58 to Highland
Keith Spoy’s Firelands debut season saw a 15 point fourth quarter collapse as Highland rallied to win 61 58. Pat Napier hit the decisive basket with no seconds left after Spurs and Art Daniels had fueled the comeback. Highland, expected title contender, snapped Firelands’ early season momentum in Inland Conference action.
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Black River Edges Norwalk St. Paul In Season Opener
Black River opened its Firelinds Conference basketball season with a 651 victory over Norwalk St. Paul. The Pirates led by double digits after a strong third quarter, with Phebel scoring 21 and Greates adding 20 to erase a 27-24 half-time deficit. The Flyers shot 24 of 97 from the field while converting eight free throws and struggled to contain Black River throughout the game.
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