College scores show wide range across divisions and venues
A chaotic list of college basketball and related scores across multiple leagues and venues. Notable results include Saint Francis NY 7 over East Era 76, Penn State Behrend 74 over Wittenberg 81, Grambling State 83 over Pawl Quinn 73, Rhode Island 103 over Pratt 76, and Oregon Tech 74 over Saint San Diego 65.
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St Francis
Spring Garden
Eastern
Bash
Penn St
Behrend
Wittenberg
Carnegie-Melion
Midwest
Case Western Reserve
Denison
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Dubuque
Wisconsin Platteville
Emporia
Western St
Cole
Joh Carrell
Heidelberg
Mount Mercy
Loras
Wis Stout
Minnesota
Souta Grambling St
Pawl Quinn
Xavier
New Oprars
Belle Montgomery
Montana
SE Missause
Albright Taystationa
Rowanglgate
Albright
Loyola (Md
Gehigh
Oklahoma
Ark -Little Fock
Grand Canyon
Point Loma
Cal Lutheran
Cail of Notre Dame
Bentley
Rhode Island Call
Pratt
Toledo
Army
Lamar
Michigan
William Carey
Montevallo
Bellevue Neb
Dana
Briar Cit
Bermanene
Santa Clara
Alaska Anchorage
Cabrillo
Stetson
Cent
Florida
Connecticut
Bryant
SE Massachusetts
Kings Pa
Oregon
Washington St
Cornell
Robert Morris
Prep basketball schedule and tournament results chaos
Todays prep slate covers boys and girls non conference games across Pittsburgh Schentey Admiral King Collinwood versus Southview AK Lorain Avon Lake Euclid Bay Berea Valley Forge Medina Strongsville Midpark Parma Huron Edison Monroeville Bettsville Brunswick Bedford Cloverleaf Wadsworth Akron Howor Clover Classic. Wrestling features Kenston Brecksville North Far West Portland St. Josephs St Thomas Aquinas and many invitational events with multiple matchups and scores across divisions and venues.
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Pittsburgh Schentey
Admiral King
Collinwood
Southview
Lorain
Avon Lake
Euclid
Bay
Prep Scores Thursday 5 Results From Various High Schools
A sprawling Thursday 5 results list shows scores from Trotwood Madison to Versailles and many others. Notable gaps include Buckeye Central over Tuscawaras Cath and Laurel Highlands over Cle Catholic, with multiple Concordia region schools and Ohio counties across the board.
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Trotwood Madison
Arcanum
Try Village
Barnesville
Beausville
Bellbrook
Fenwick
Brunswick
Bedford
Buckeye Central
Tuscawaras Cath
Buckeye
Ridgewood
Cadiz
Beaver Local
Caldwell
Newcomerstown
Canton Timken
Cle Catholic
Carhisie
Valley View
Chilcathe
Delaware
In Elder
Cin St Ignatius
Cle St Joseph
Laurel Highlands Pa
Col DeSales
Fisher Cath
Conotton Vall
Indian Valley N
Coshocton
Paver View
Day
Wilhard
Pickerington
Indian Lake
Benjamin Logan
Kenton
Elida
Keystone
Black River
Kings Mills
Washington DH
Lakewood
Westlake
Lemon Monroe
Clermont NE
Lewis County Ky
Wheelersburg
Lexington
Wooster
Licking Wall
Johnstown
Lima
Lima Cath
Lima Shawnee
Lima Bath
Marion
Local
Celina
McDonald
Badger
Milton Union
Vandalia Butler
New Bremen
Munster
Cleveland Force trade Greene for Hall in MISL swap
In MISL action the Cleveland Force trade forward Charley Greene to the Phoenix Pride for defender Bret Hall. Greene has played in six of Cleveland’s first 14 games while Hall, formerly with the Chicago Sting, has appeared in all 12 Pride contests this season with 15 blocked shots and earned a spot on last season’s East all star team.
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Richfield
Cleveland Force
Charley Greene
Phoenix Pride
Bret Hall
Greene
Cleveland
Hall
Chicago Sting
Pride
South Amherst rolls on with 69 41 win over Open Door
South Amherst Cavaliers opened with a 22-5 first quarter edge and rolled past Open Door Christian 69-41. Todd Griffith scored 19 for South Amherst, Rob Willoughby 14, Gary Adkins 10 as Tony Simboli led Open Door with 12. Keystone-Black River also won 64-48 as Gregg Morgan and Mike Clifford each had 16.
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S. Amherst
South Amherst
Open Door Christian School
Cavaliers
Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy
Todd Griffith
Rob Willoughby
Gary Adkins
Tony Simboli
Patriots
Lutheran East
Columbia
Keystone
Black River
Sullivan
Gregg Morgan
Wildcats
Mike Clifford
Pirates
Scott Peters
Chuck Butler
Morgan
Tim Channel
Black River Ledger
Avon
Plymouth
Firelands
Amherst
Griffith
Simbah
Willoughby Ins
Jones D
Werling Sweet Wright
Jones
Wimarsky Hopkins
Irvin Daley
Firestony
Ziegler
Rey
Pains
Sastre
Emapea
Westlake-Lakewood boys fall to Rangers 90 55 in non conference game
Westlake-Lakewood shot 62 percent but fell to Westlake 90-55 as Tim Kerwin led with 23 points for the Rangers. Four Demons reached double figures, including Mike Laraway and Nick Varnis, while Western Reserve's Todd Robinson starred for the Riders in a later non conference clash.
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Westlake
Lakewood
Rangers
Tim Kerwin
Mike Laraway
Mark Altstadt
Dirk Riemenschneider
Nick Varnis
Demons
New London
Crestview
Edison
Greenwich
South Central
Trojans
Western Reserve
Rough Riders
Firelands
Todd Robinson
Kevin Mahl
Greg Mullins
Tad Walker
Western
Norwalk St.Paul
Kerwin
Laraway
Petre nets five as N Olmsted crushes Brooklyn 8 1
Rob Petre scored five goals to spark North Olmsted to an 8 1 victory over Brooklyn in an ice hockey showdown.
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Garfield
Rob Petre
North Olmsted
Brooklyn
Youth ice hockey round robin sees Garfield strong start
Garfield bobbled in defense but rolled Bay 4 1 and Rocky River 11 1 while Bay beat North Olmsted 3 0 and North Olmsted edged Rocky River 3 2 in the Trinity High School Holiday Invitational at Dan Koster Recreation Center. Garfield scorers included Cassidy Mehalic Ratcliff Sitko and Hermann with multiple assists. North Olmsted pitchers Winslow capped a 14 save effort in a Bay shutout while other games featured Petre Erickson Janowick and Zele. Final rounds set with Kent Roosevelt and Lackawanna also in action.
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Garfield
Bay
North Olmsted
Brian Cassidy
Pete Mehalic
Rich Ratcliff
Paul O'Connor
Mike Jantz
Matt Eldred
Scott Trunko
Brian White
Eldred
Trunko
Karen Winslow
Trinity High School
Dan Koster
Petre
Wade Erickson
Mike Janowick
Erickson
Janowick
Joe Zele
Todd Smith
Smith
Doug Kovach
Jim Capone
Tom Jones
Eagles
Brooklyn
Jim Poorman
Gary Fordyce
Hurricanes
Jack Mitcheash
Kent Roosevelt
Lackawanna
N.Y
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Valley Forge wins girls cage roundup in decisive title game
Valley Forge presses Elyria to a 76-52 championship victory led by Becky Borrer with 19 points for Elyria. Elyria shot 19 of 56, was outrebounded 40-24 and committed 27 turnovers. Avon Lake edged Southview 48-46 with no game details available.
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Parma Heights
Valley Forge
Elyria
Patriots
Becky Borrer
Tina Lawrence
Avon Lake
Southview
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