Columbia smashes Highland 87 76 in Inland Conference clash
Columbia High School Raiders end an 18 game winless stretch with an 87 76 victory over Highland. Rick Brown Rick Bing lead with 19 points each as Columbia stormed back from a 16 point deficit in the second half.
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Chargers Rally Past Pirates In Firelands Conference Action
Edison High School stunned Black River with a 77-55 basketball win led by Brian Czaplicki 20 points. Jeff Kernell 17 and Dave Welfle 15 provided strong support as Edison built a 42-24 halftime lead and pulled away for the victory.
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Commodores fall in double overtime to Allegheny CC South
Elyria's Lorain County Community College suffers a 118-115 defeat to Allegheny Community College South in two overtime periods after a 94-94 regulation tie. Jerry Rowland leads LCCC with 31 points while Ed Mims adds 18 and Robinson 13 as team shoots 48 of 108 from the floor.
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Marion Harding Presidents Top Admiral King 60 41
Merchant scores 30 points for Marion Harding as the Presidents pull away in Buckeye Conference play. Admiral King trailed early, kept within reach through three periods, but Marion outscored 23-11 in the final stanza to win. Harold Taylor led King with 11, while King attempted just eight free throws.
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Pioneers seek rebound in crucial Buckeye clash at Sandusky
Elyria High basketball aims to recover after a 67-65 loss to Mansfield as junior‑heavy lineup faces Sandusky in a key Buckeye Conference game. Last night Mansfield edged Elyria 32-31 on the boards, exposing youth and late turnovers that cost a potential four‑point lead.
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Elyria jayvees win to stay 5-1 in tough Mansfield clash
Elyria junior varsity beat Mansfield 49 to 40 as Chip Gross sealed the win with late free throws. Elyria powered by a 9-0 third quarter run to take a 48-46 lead before Mansfield pulled away with clutch shooting.
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Sandusky tops Findlay 52 48 in Buckeye Conference thriller
Tony Hosfeld and John Farris led Sandusky Blue Streaks with 16 and 14 points as they outlasted Findlay 52 to 48. The game stayed close with a 32 32 tie before Sandusky pulled away, improving to 2 1 in conference play while Findlay fell to 1 2.
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Mental miscues sting Elyria in defeat at Mansfield
Elyria High coach Ben Heisman blamed mental mistakes after a loss, noting a young team must learn from the defeat. Mansfield coach Jim Burkett praised his squad’s defense and cited a late key free throw by Mark Smith that sealed the game.
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Parker Wilmington spark Lorain in Buckeye clash
Parker and Wilmington combined for 37 points as the Lorain Steelers defeated Fremont 58 to 38 in Buckeye Conference play. Parker scored 19 and Wilmington added 18 as Wilmington sparked steals and fast breaks to build a 16 point first quarter lead.
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Avon Eagles Roll Over Inland Conference For South Amherst
Avon Eagles beat Inland Conference for South Amherst 76 to 40 to extend their league win streak to 45 and their regular season run. Wagar led Avon with 15 rebounds as the team held a 68 to 21 rebounding edge and shot 24 of 78 from the field.
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