Open Door opens season with 54 46 win over Can ton Heritage
Open Door, led by Julie Loos with 20 and Sarah Fleming with 18, beat Canton Heritage 54 to 46 for its first win. The Patriots jumped 13 1 early but Heritage surged to force a close fourth, with Nadia Ghoughi contributing five rebounds five steals a block and an assist.
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Heritage
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Keystone's Sooy Helps Keystone Edge Columbia
Keystone's Sooy scored 15 points and grabbed six rebounds as the Wildcats beat Columbia 42-31. Sooy stayed hot after a slow start, finishing 6 of 12 from the field after missing his first three attempts. The win moved Keystone to 24 wins on the season while Columbia dropped to 24.
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Baldwin Wallace
Keystone
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Columbia
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Keystone Dominates Rebounding to Beat Columbia in Holiday Tilt
Keystone held a 44 21 rebounding edge led by Jack Radway with 16 boards while Columbia shot 23 percent and fell short 80 63. Keystone coach Greg Morgan credited rebounds and post play as keys, noting turnovers and late pressure cost the Raiders. Skor led Columbia with 12 points on 4 of 18 shooting as Verdi lamented poor practice and execution during the holidays.
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Southview Wrestlers Featured in Wrestling USA Magazine
Southview earns national exposure in Wrestling USA Magazine with an article by Bob Preusse praising Dan and Tom Ternes for building a top Ohio program since 1969. The piece names Brunswick, Brecksville, Elyria, Avon Lake and other area teams headed to major holiday tournaments across several sites.
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Wrestling USA
Bob Preusse
Dan
Tom Ternes
Saints
Ohio
Wrestlers of the Week Honor Pfaff Woods and Bockwich
The Chronicle Telegram names Nick Pfaff of Olmsted Falls Dustin Woods of Elyria Catholic and Bob Bockwich of Avon Lake as Wrestlers of the Week. Pfaff 112 pounds is 6 0 with a key 7 6 win over Fairview and a district qualifier. Woods 140 pounds is 7 1 after four falls at Massillon Jackson and was runner up at KofC Avon Lake. Bockwich 125 pounds is 7 3 with a 73 record and runner up at Buckeye and fifth at Avon Lake.
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Buckeye
Strongsville Student Dan Kletke Named NAHL Player of the Week
Dan Kletke of Strongsville High School was honored as North American Hockey League Player of the Week for the week ending December 16. The Junior A Cleveland Barons wing posted six points, scoring once with an assist in an 8-5 loss to Danville on December 14 and tallying two goals and two assists in a 6-2 win over the Detroit Freeze on December 15.
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