North Ridgeville Upsets Westlake In SWC Clash
North Ridgeville defeated Westlake 59 to 41 in a decisive road win. Kevin Jackson led Ridgeville with 32 points and eight rebounds after scoring 26 in the prior game, while Westlake’s Zeljko Petrovic managed just two points and drew two technical fouls. Ridgeville builds on the win ahead of a tough test at Clearview as Westlake shifts to SWC play against Amherst.
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North Ridgeville
Westlake
Demons
Zeljko Petrovic
Yugoslavia
Rangers
North Olmsted
Ridgeville
Art Daniels
Turing
Kevin Jackson
Jackson
Amherst
Dan Rademaker
Daniels
Petrovic
Ryan Sgro
Mike Diamond
Jason Zellers
Lorain County
Clearview
Fideaulin
Joe Giuliano
Giuliano
Avon Lake tops Brookside in high-scoring shootout
Avon Lake defeated Brookside 76 to 61 in a non-conference boys basketball game. Frank Balogh led Avon Lake with 20 points including the game-winning 4 he hit with 3:07 left, as Ron Kryc earned his first win as head coach after a decade as an assistant. Balogh, Strauch, Lugar and Welch provided key support while Eckenrode led Brookside with 19 points and 8 rebounds.
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Sheffield Twp
Avon Lake
Shoremen
Cardinals
Ron Kryc
Kryc
Darin Ness
Joe Eckenrode
Rob Jackman
Frank Balogh
Brookside
Udhure le Lard
Balogh
Mark Racz
Cardinal
Zckenrode
Frank
Rick Strauch
Allen Lugar
Steve Welch
Eckenrode
Bronkeife
Jackman
Baez
Shoregals
Strauch
Gene Leonard
Leonard
Black River
Rocky River
Avon
Racz
Uuzmar S
Williames
Hilla
Erkentoda
Wekth
Ness
King
Adlon
Daniels
Kvasnak
Reynola
Tuartege
Lorain Catholic topples Amherst 61 53 in opener
Lorain Catholic rallied from a 29 25 halftime deficit to beat Amherst 61 53 behind a career high 23 points from Jammy Francis. The Spartans improved shooting after intermission, with 61 percent in the second half, while Amherst cooled after the break. Francis and Jason Brown reached double figures for Lorain Catholic.
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Lorain
Lorain Catholic
Amherst
Spartans
Comets
Jammy Francis
Francis
Spartan
Jim Lawhead
Lawhead
Justin Petredis
Joe Azok
Jason Brown
Dave Zvara
Midview seeks freshman football and junior varsity soccer games
Midview seeks opponent schools for next school year athletic schedules. Athletic director Stan Hughes invites interested schools to call 748-2121 Ext 240. Also listings include Brookside wrestling and football openings, Elyria First Baptist soccer and volleyball matches, Elyria High ticket info, and other coaching vacancies.
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Midview
Stan Hughes
Hughes
Brookside
Brookade
Gary Blarly
Blarly
Cardinals
Blerty
Elyria First Baptist
Ray Cox
Elyna High
Letigue
Elyria High
Elyria West
Mike Walsh
Pioneer
Margaret Wear
Elyria
South Amherst Middle School
Firelands
Jamin Cottom
Chrstian School
Ora
Darrell Dunckel
Sallorway Middle School
Gall Athleic
Tom Lehman
Amherst High
Dick Roth
Amherst
Amherst High School
Ed Doliar
Dick Rath
Keystone
Keystone High School
Ted Gordon
Dave Dickens
River guns down Keystone in non conference win
Rocky River defeated Keystone 72 to 51 behind 22 points from Jeff Peate and four three pointers. Keystone's Scott Sooy led with 13 points, Zach Smith added 10 as Keystone falls to 0-2 in the young season.
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Rocky River
Jeff Peate
Keystone
Scott Sooy
Zach Smith
Aver Keystons
Lotew
Krivak fuels Columbia past Brook lyn in MA68 clash
Columbia Raiders win 72 25 at Brook lyn led by Jamie Krivak 25 points four three pointers Kaitlin Hagen adds 15 as team improves to 40 30 in league play Heat in early season action with Firelands Edison and Lutheran West results noted in brief along with Monroeville Lake Ridge non conference setback and upcoming games.
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Brooklyn
Columbia
Jamie Krivak
Raiders
Krivak
Melanie Hagen
Cere Ne Teen Med Aten Coadh
Henrietta Township
Rachel Bevan
Falcon
Lana Labura
Firelands
Edison
Debbie Bibb
Avon
Lorain County
Firelands Edison
Rude Edison
Gibb
Junior Yaraty
Edeon
Gates Mills
Jessica Risner
Catrine Menamee
Megan Hass
Lutheran West
Gilmour
Jacqui Nossan
West
Sweat
Elyria Beats Lincoln-West After Quick Timeouts In 1st Half
Elyria, coached by Mitch Gillam, led Lincoln-West after early timeouts as eight straight points sparked a second-half surge. Don Boddy sang the national anthem. Elyria cited minor arena maintenance needs and debated future playing time for 14 players.
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Elyria
Mitch Gillam
Lincoln-West
Charles Dancy
Gillam
Dancy
Don Boddy
Boddy
Elyna
Rick Quinn
Quinn
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Borin
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Jeit White
OC Rec Center
R. River
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Lake Ridge Academy
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Royals
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Lake Ridge
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