Avon rallies past Raiders 74 to 69 behind Forbes 33
Avon Eagles overcome a 17 point third period deficit to defeat Columbia Raiders 74 69 in an Inland Conference opener. Tim Forbes scores 33 including 20 in the second half as Columbia fouls and Hagins foul out spark Avon’s late surge.
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South Amherst Cavaliers rout Highland Hornets in league win
South Amherst rolled past Highland 68 38 in Inland Conference play. Coach Wayne Smith praised zone defense as five Cavaliers shared scoring and the team extended its season mark with a third win. Highland struggled with foul trouble and cold shooting, finishing the game behind from the third quarter.
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Monroeville Defeats Mapleton in Firelands Clash
Monroeville rolled past Mapleton 79 to 54 as Dick Winslow led with 20 points and Steve Ringler scored 13 for Mapleton. Jim Barron led Monroeville with 17 while Cavaliers coach Smith said steady improvement comes from fewer turnovers and better scoring chances.
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Firelands survives Buckeye in Inland showdown 56 50
Firelands holds off Buckeye 56 50 as Dennis Green scores 18 and Duane Miller adds 10. Dick Stalnaker nets 16 for Buckeye, with Al Kiene 12 and Vic Feist 1. Falcons lead 15-9, 30-17 at halftime, then Buckeye narrows gap in third. Firelands ends with 29 percent shooting. Bucks 28 percent.
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St Louis Eyes Eighth NCAA Soccer Title
Defending champion St Louis University aims for its eighth NCAA soccer title in 12 years as top ranked Billikens face UCLA in the final. They beat Hartwick 1-0 in the semifinal at Edwardsville after UCLA advanced with a 4-3 win over Howard before the St Louis match.
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Medina rallies to defeat North Olmsted in key conference game
Medina beat North Olmsted 55 to 46 after trailing at halftime. Jim Vanderberg scored 20 and Chuck Inman 19 for Medina as they pulled away with 14 straight points in the final period. Rusty Bracho led North Olmsted with 15 and Doug Proctor added double figures. Medina shot 38 percent, Olmsted 30 percent from the floor.
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Lutheran West Routs Keystone In Inland Conf Clash
Lutheran West through height and hot first half shooting defeated Keystone 83 to 47. Mark Radke scored a West school record 37 points despite a bandaged hand, while Keystone faced pneumonia and a shoulder injury among its top players.
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Demons edge Avon Lake in tight Western Reserve clash
Westlake High overcome a 14 point deficit to beat visiting Avon Lake 72 to 71 in a Southwestern Conference thriller. Denny Wakefield and Lynn Schwendeman scored 27 each for Avon Lake but Westlake’s Dick Frye Doug Fisner Craig Wick and Joe Konchar all hit double figures with Frye totaling 14 to pace the Demons.
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