Lorain tops Vermilion 45-38 for first Erie Shore loss
Lorain defeated Vermilion 45-38 in Erie Shore Conference action. Chris Nagy led Lorain with 14 points, Kyle Lathwell added 13, while Renee Myers had 14 for Vermilion and Karri Bachman 12. Lorain improves to 4-8, 2-2. Vermilion drops to 6-2, 3-1.
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Sailors
Chris Nagy
Kyle Lathwell
Renee Myers
Karri Bachman
AVON
Oberlin
Lorain County
Dessa Deubak
Cathy Corriveau
Rosie Schneider
Stephanie Jones
Heather Spiegelberg
Frosh Fall to Medina In Regional Prep Clash
Medina Elyria Catholic Frosh suffer fourth straight defeat, 48 to 31, as Medina improves to 5-0 behind Todd Wingard 14, Bradley Davy 10, and Shawn Smiley 8. EC’s 31 points were led by Billy Masters 12 Eric Cowen 7 and Jim Wachs 6. Bees dominate first half, Panthers rally to within eight in third before costly misses.
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Medina
Elyria Catholic
Panther Frosh
Billy Masters
Eric Cowen
Jim Wachs
Todd Wingard
Bradley Davy
Shawn Smiley
Bees
Panthers
North Olmsted Eagles rebound to beat Amherst for first
North Olmsted girls pull away despite 28 turnovers to earn a 40-34 Southwestern Conference victory over Amherst. The Eagles control the boards 35-20, improve to 5-1 overall and 3-0 in league, while Amherst drops to 5-1 and 2-1.
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Jeff Mohrman
C-T
North Olmsted
Amherst
Eagles
Comets
Jenny Boehm
Traci Hart
Beth Scott
Eagle
Ken Vassily
Prep schedule highlights for today’s boys basketball slate
A dense list of tonight’s games across multiple schools including Erie Shore at Sandusky at Elyria Southview at Vermmbhon North Ridgeville at Medview Lorain at Admiral King and more. Several non conference and tournament matchups appear with schools like Wellington Clearview Independence Akron Hoban and St Peter ween Door among others.
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Erie Shore Sandusky
Elyria
Southview
Vermmbhon
North Ridgeville
Medview
Lorain
Admiral King Lorain
Canery Firelands
Keystone
Brooksite
Oberlin
Avon
Alyna West
Wellington
Clearview
Inta Ruckovnay
Akron Hoban
Catholic Plymouth
Manshold
St Peter Ween Door
Medina
Bay Area
Christan
Elyna
First Baptist
Bay
Valley Pone Shaker Heights
Erie Shore Admiral King
Southgrewe
Rentiseterat Bay
Westlake
Pies Meer Brecksville
Strongsville
Sylvania Southview
Amherst Cap Puts Away North Olmsted On Junior High Mat
Amherst cap tured nine of 15 matches to beat Southwestern Conference rival North Olmsted 42-30. Dick Parker at 115 pinned his Eagle in the third period and Dave Damron pinned in 22 seconds at heavyweight. The Comets improved to 2-0 in SWC duals and 2-1 overall while North Olmsted stands 1-1 in league duals and 1-1 overall.
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Grafton
Midview
Middies
Erie Shore
Admiral King
Admirals
Lynnne Jurczynski
Jurcyznski
Amy Plas
Westlake
Avon Lake
Demons
Olmsted Falls
North Olmsted
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Beth Thomas
Eagles
Hart
Dick Parker
Dave Damron
Comets
Brookside dominates Firelands wrestling in 53 12 win
Brookside overwhelmed Firelands 53 12 on its home mats. Brookside opened with pins from Jerry Marchant and Scott Hernandez and built a big lead with a technical fall by Mark Crow and multiple decisions and falls through the lineup. Firelands coach Jim Solomon cited missed chances and solid Brookside performance, while Brookside coach Doug Hull praised his team’s effort and predicted a different look by the conference meet.
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Sheffield
Firelands
Jim Solomon
Brookside
Lorain County
Solomon
Jerry Marchant
Scott Hernandez
Mark Crow
Falcons
Bob Alexander
Kevin Wacker
Bob Dugan
Doug Behringer
Lee
Doug Hull
Carrs 571 leads area women bowling results
Carrs 571 tops women as Reta Carr shoots a 571 at Center Ridge to lead all area women. Dot Crawley adds 567 with Lake Erie Ladies, Marilyn Dewey posts 563 in B C Mix, Donna Jones 205, Ann Knipper 556, Sandi Pressier 256 top singles, and Helen Rogers reaches 553 in A M Ladies for the day.
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Center Ridge
Dot Crawley
Lake Erie
Marilyn Dewey
B.C
Donna Jones
Ann Knipper
Helen Rogers
A.M. Ladies
Grafton
Beta Carr
Ann Kmipper
Two bowlers roll 700 series in league night
Defending Bowler of the Year Mike Vitovitz earned a fifth 700 series this season with a 737 in the Sam's Midnight league at Center Ridge, after an opening 195 and strong 276 and 266. Teammate Al Capers added a 709 with 236 217 256 for the Thursday Nite Men. Wally Karby led the 600 Club with a 693 at Stoneys Rainbow Industrial.
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al Capers
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Capers
Center Ridge
Wally Karby
Rainbow Industrial
Stoneys
Jeff Smith
Lou Charlton
John Shreve Sr
Robert Crawley
Jeff Foss
Terry Norman
Ernie Bowie
Rick Logue
Brent Heine
Erick Oliv
Cecil Haymond
Dave Rucker
Don Gaydosh
Cary Squires
Mark Newschaefer
Dave Boscarche
Drew Lindsley
Rob Loescher
Mike Hystory
Brian Pullen
Rick Page
Bob Groner
Mark Harris
Terry Squire
Bloc Snyder
Jim Lively
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