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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 2003

Page

7

Panthers shine at Classic as McNulty praises depth

Elyria Catholic coach John McNulty welcomed the Division III Classic add on to the Panthers schedule at Richmond Heights. The team finished third of 30 with 154 points behind Massillon Tusian. Seniors R J Hickey Brian Bachna and Corey Shepard won individual titles as Southview placed third at Commodore Perry Dual Meet in Pennsylvania with three unbeaten wrestlers Parker Santiago and Wilson leading the charge.

Elyria Catholic John McNulty Richmond Heights Panthers Massillon Tusian McNulty R.J. Hickey Brian Bachna Corey Shepard Bacina Shepard Hickey Tuslaw Ryan Oxford Brian Sojka Jon Taylor Kurt Schnitiger Lutheran West Southview Pennsylvania Commodore Perry Saints Port Allegheny Perkiomen Valley Laurel North Star Dan Temes Bettter Romero Parker Frankie Santiago Joe Wilson Parker Santiago Wilson

Local teams compete in multi-holiday wrestling tours

Avon hosts annual Holiday Tournament with North Ridgeville seeking a fourth straight title and entries from Midview Lutheran West Brookside Elyria Edison and more. Brecksville invitational runs Dec 29 30 with 87 Ohio state qualifiers including seven champions. Medina and Vermilion also hold events with notable area teams and sponsors.

Rapsule Avon Wresting North Ridgeville Eagles Rangers Midview Lutheran West Brookside Atendance Elyria Edison U.S Breoksville Pioneer Andrew Perez Brecksville James Faught Jeremiah Fitzpatrick Pioneers Medina St. Edward North Olmsted Olmsted Falls Wellington Vermilion Quaker Steak and Lube New Philadelphia Elyria Catholic Ant Westlake Amherst Firelands Admiral King Southview Keystone Avon Lake Saints Berea Wadsworth Manon Harding

Wrestler of the Week shines in Southwestern Conference win

Senior 112-pound wrestler Blo Belford opened 8-0 this season with four pins for the Bulldogs. He defeated Anthony Macko of Padua 3-1 last week and pinned another North Olmsted foe at 2:49 in a 44-21 win over the Eagles. Belford majors in graphic design and plans two years at TrixC before transferring to the Cleveland Institute of Art. Parents Dennis and Dwana Belford.

Knights of Columbus Anthony Macko Padua Bulldogs Eagles Blo Polaris Cleveland Institute of Art Dennis and Dwana Belford

Davis brothers win OAC play­er of the week honors

Thad Davis of Baldwin Wallace was named Player of the Week, with his younger brother Tori Davis earning the honor next. Tori, a freshman, posted 31 points, 19 rebounds and 9 blocks last week helping BW beat Mount Union 71-65 in Alliance and Marietta 90-83 in Berea. Both graduated Open Door High School in Elyria.

Davis Ohio Athletic Conference Baldwin-Wallace Thad Davis Tori Yellow Jackets OAC Mount Union College Alliance Marietta Berea Open Door High School Elyria Tori Davis Mt. Union Thad

Rivers leads NC State in Tangerine Bowl rout of Kansas

Philip Rivers threw Tangerine Bowl records 475 yards and five touchdowns as NC State rolled to a 56-26 victory over Kansas. T.A. McLendon scored three times, Rivers completed 37 of 45 with 268 yards and three first-half TDs, and Amato praised his star quarterback while Kansas failed to threaten late.

Richard Washington Jerricho Cotchery McLendon Amato Rivers Kansas Mark Mangino Wolfpack Jayhawks Mangino ACC Florida State Philip Roman Gabriel Bill Whittemore Charles Gordon Clark Green NBL Chuck Amato T.A. McLendon North Carolina State

Boise State vs TCU in Fort Worth Bowl Showdown

Boise State, 12-1, faces TCU, 11-1, in Fort Worth with Boise favored by 10. Coaches Patterson and Hawkins lead the programs in a matchup marking Boise State’s high powered offense against TCU’s home dominance and injury concerns. The game features a debut bowl setting and payout details of $750,000 per school.

Worth Texas Boise State Gary Patterson Dan Hawkins TCU Colorado State Iowa State SMU Hawaii Horned Frogs Frogs Southern Miss Tye Gunn Brandon Hassell Lonta Hobbs DE Bo Schobel Chad Pugh Broncos Ryan Dinwiddie Tim Gilligan David Mikell Scripps Noward News Service

Graduation rates favor USC in bowl team study

A study by The Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport at the University of Central Florida shows USC graduates 61 percent of football players from 1993-94 to 1996-97 while LSU hits 40 percent and Oklahoma 33 percent. Northwestern leads among bowl teams with 83 percent and Boston College 79.

Orlando Fla Southern California LSU Oklahoma USC Trojans Cahoma Northwestern Boston Richard Lapchock Institute For Diversity and Ethics In Sport University of Central Florida Boston College Virginia Tulsa Oregon Sooners Bob Stoops

Jenkins Delivers Punt Return Spark in Ohio State Win

Ohio State's returner Jenkins changed the game against Iowa with a 54 yard punt return for a score as his team held off a late rally to win 19 10. He also contributed key catches this season and sets up a next year as the No 1 receiver if he returns.

Jenkins Iowa Bob Sanders Mike Klinkenberg Grant Steen Purdue Iinois Michigan Miami Buckeyes North Carolina State Penn State Tressel Hartsock Santonio Holmes Widhout Holmes

Patriots Thrive Amid Injuries With Adaptable Roster

New England relies on versatile hybrids to weather injuries with Bill Belichick praising a front seven that can play both lineman and linebacker. The team cites McGinest as a standout in a season fractured by injuries to Colvin Patten Compton Brown Law, while rookies Koppen Wilson Samuel Warren Klecke Johnson step up. Brady stayed healthy as Law’s late 65 yard pick six sealed a win over Tennessee. Denver also navigated losses to Plummer Gold Mobley Portis with Griffin and Anderson carrying a 31 17 victory over Indy and Portis likely back for playoffs.

New England Bill Belichick Willie McGinest McGinest Rosevelt Colvin David Patten Mike Compton Troy Brown Ty Law Belichick Dan Koppen Eugene Wilson Asante Samuel Ty Warren Dan Klecke Bethel Johnson Johnson Tennessee Indianapolis Roman Phifer Mike Vrabel Tom Brady Titans Law Steve McNair McNair Denver Jake Plummer Ian Gold John Mobley Broncos Clinton Portis Quentin Griffin Mike Anderson Claudis Gary Terrell Davis Anderson Gary Davis Portis Griffin Green Bay

Community Youth Sports Clinics and Camps Bulletin

Bulletin lists Spirit VBC clinics starting Jan 9 for grades 5 11 with 20 sessions over 10 weeks fee 150 registration details at spiritvbc com or Tony at 440 365 5012 Lumber Yard Major League Scouts Camp Jan 10 at Lewis University and Jan 24 at Logan College cost 125 contact Mike at 815 339 4642 or visit lumberyard basarl net CSU winter camps January 25 and four Saturdays in February 9 am to 1 pm registration Web at CSUVEGNGSCOM Charboneau baseball hitting pitching lessons for 7 18 Saturdays Sundays at North Ridgeville High Jan 10 85 per four week session contact 440 363 0569 Family Fun Days at Cuyahoga Community College Wester Campus Sundays Jan 25 Feb 23 March 28 April 25 noon to pm gym volleyball basketball pool activities contact 216 987 5456.

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