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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1995
Page
7
Avon Lake 2-0 after opening season with Elyria Catholic win and 56 40 victory over Brookside. Nate Port 19 and Brian Jicha 13 led the Shoremen while Brookside’s Jon Wright was held to 10. Coach Dick Deasy praised effort and all-play roster.
Parma team Crossroads defeated Elyria First Baptist after Tim Stedman scored 19 of his 27 in the fourth quarter but could not overtake the hosts. John Stone led Crossroads with 30 points as they evened their season at 2-2. First Baptist hit 11 threes but dropped to 0-? with the loss.
Open Door opened its boys season with a commanding 86 to 60 victory at Orange. Tim Turnick led with 25 points, while Joe Nevek and Jeremy Walls added 15 each. The team started strong with 25 first quarter points and pulled away early.
Mitch Gillam reinforces discipline with a no-nonsense style as Elyria West opens the season. He subtly corrects a player during a game, while the new gym sound system performs and ESPN Jock Rock tunes fill timeouts.
Keilen Dixon scored 18 and R C Clapham added 12 as Elyria Catholic beat Cleveland Central Catholic 67 to 23 in the freshman basketball season opener. Gerry Conroy scored eight and Dominic Doma seven for coach Mark Kirsch's Panthers who had 11 in the scoring column. EC travels to Lake Catholic on Thursday.
Rec volleyball sees Pont Break drop 5-0 as Uno's four two and Win One 04 slip past Sis Out Bat in tight scoring. Noth collects key points in late clash.
Elyria Catholic moved to 2-3 on the season after a 93-? victory over Mentor Lake Catholic Tuesday night. Panthers relied on goals from Jim McClain and Gaale with Capote and Garlson also contributing, while Basinger Keezay and others added offense in a low scoring clash.
Olmsted Falls beat Bay Village 67 to 51 as West posted 14 16 18 and 21 point quarters. Coach Donahue praised his defense and emphasized improving free throw shooting while noting Bay Village’s late turnover and Elynn West’s remaining threats for their upcoming tournament.
Elyria High honored Lindsay and Jeremy Dreger as Most Valuable Runners at an awards night, with Ryan Woodruff Becca Hammer and Kelly McQuown cited for various honors. Susie Gonsiorowski Woodruff and Kari Shafer earned the first varsity E letters, while special commendations went to Robert Bailey and Laura Siegmund.
Olmsted Falls coach Pat Donahue lauded Jerome Moore for locking down Elynn West’s Nate Crutcher, limiting the high scorer to five points as Moore embraced a coachable, defensive mindset and dedication.
The score sheet lists teams and results including Oysters 714, Lobsters 813, Seahorses 1010, Ships 101, Stata ve 112, Shes 818, 875. Cort Teas and Te Bono's Pizza appear with 61 81 and 60 52. Individual leaders include Darrell Maddock 752, Lou Charton 739, Dave Auckar 719, Rich Barnes 717, Bil Haar 705, Frank Butler 888, Dan Fet erabend 661, Scott 653, Dan Skidmore 652, Dar Feterabend 653.
Elyria’s 11 players appeared in the scoring column as the Lady Pioneers defeated Lincoln West 71 to 80. Tyshekwa Madison led with 15 points, Tammy Yount 14, Monica Bush 11 with 12 rebounds, and Yount handed out seven assists as Elyria moved to 2-1 ahead of the Erie Shore Conference opener versus North Ridgeville.
Elyria High topped South 89-79 in a season opener as Ba ner led with 37 points on 16 of 26 shooting. Elyria outrebounded 44-28, with Dan Martin grabbing 11 boards and Jeff Cornute eight. The Pioneers climbed from early deficit, took a late lead, and sealed the win with 11 straight points and perfect free throws.
Elyria West surged with 28 rebounds and 23 of 43 shooting from the field as Mitch Crutcher erupted for 35 points. Nate Bay paced Bay with 21, while Daimion Mahone contributed 10 for West and Bay’s Bob Miller and Mat Murphy added 14 and 12. West coach Dick Scott lamented foul trouble for Bay’s bigs and vowed adjustments. Bay’s juniors won 48-47 earlier, with Matt Snyder pouring in 19 for the Wolverines. Bay heads to Southwestern play Friday against Rocky River. West hosts Westlake Tuesday in a non conference tilt.
Elyria youth basketball mini-camp for grades 4 6 at East Park Recreation Center runs Saturdays December 9 and 16 from 9 to 11 am, coached by Elyna High’s Mike Walsh. Fee 9 dollars. Also Elyna Parks and Recreation Mens League starts December 13 with prior two weeks of scouting nights. fee 29 dollars. North Ridgeville Men's Open Gym Wednesdays 9 to 10 30 pm, fee 2 dollars per game, register at North Ridgeville Senior High School gym. AAU Baseball accepts teams ages 18 and under and 16 and under. contact Brook Smith at 229 9535 or 229 3456 for Sam to 5 pm applications.
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