Keystone miscues end Cavaliers skid at Keystone
South Amherst snapped a four game losing streak with a 66 to 58 win at Keystone. Tim Allsop scored 19 points as the Wildcats forced 34 turnovers and dominated rebounding while coach Dave Gibson praised defense and poise.
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Firelands Inside Outside Combo Beats Lutheran West
Firelands roared past Lutheran West 73 46 as inside fire by Vincer 25 and outside by Dodd 21 propelled the Falcons to a 10-1 Inland Conference mark and 14-1 overall while Lutheran West dropped to 5-6 in conference and 6-8 overall. Vincer led rebound effort with 14 as Firelands dominated boards 35 22.
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Avon Wins Controversial 64-63 Overtime Clash
In a tense Inland Conference game Avon tops Buckeye 64-63 after a disputed final two seconds. Avon’s Seles-Stak nets a five-foot jumper with 11 seconds left in overtime, while Buckeye’s Morlock scores a last-baseline shot erased by a lane violation call.
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Avon Eagles Edge Buckeye On Last-Second Call
Avon outlasted Buckeye 1 point as a disputed three-second call erased Buckeye’s final winning bucket. Morlock led Buckeye with 17 first half points while Hawley sparked a late Buckeye surge. Avon rallied to force overtime and tie the game at regulation’s end in a tight nonconference clash.
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Raiders overpower Hornets in rebounding rich win
Columbia Station used a height edge to outrebound Highland 54-28 and beat the Hornets 55-44. Dave Hagen led with 14 boards while Mark Garland added 11 as Columbia improved to 9-1 in league play and 10-4 overall. Highland drops to 1-10 in conference.
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West River Hardware League seeks two girls bowlers
The West River Hardware League seeks two women to join a mixed couples league on Wednesdays at 9 p.m. at Stoneys. Interested players should contact Marilyn Dunfee after 5 p.m. at 323 4871 for details and enrollment.
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