Brookside Upsets Middies 65 64 In Lakeland Clash
Brookside shocks inconsistent Midview 65-64 in Lakeland Conference action. Brookside leads early then holds on as Midview makes a late rally, with Brookside’s Bill Rauscher and Tim Baum key in the fourth, final at 65-64. Midview, 2-12 overall, had five more baskets but Brookside pushed through 17 free throws for a 77% mark.
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Buckeye Hands Columbia Narrow Loss in Inland Hustle
Buckeye toppled Columbia 56 53 to break a Inland Conference first place tie. Rich Stalnaker scored 26, boosting an eight point first quarter edge, Dale Schnurr and Dan Hagen led late dramatics as Columbia missed a tying shot at the buzzer.
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Lutheran West blasts Cavaliers in big conference win
Lutheran West Longhorns beat South Amherst 93 67 to move into a three way tie for second in the Inland Conference. Mark Radke scored 37 points while the Cavs had four players in double figures. South Amherst shot 41 percent. Lutheran West stands 8 3 in conference and faces Highland next.
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Panthers and Middies face off in rematch on Middies floor
Elyria Catholic plays Midview for the second time this season on the Middies home floor tonight. Elyria Catholic won 84-55 in the earlier meeting. The Panthers will be without forwards Dave Tomko and Ray Korona. WEOL will broadcast the game.
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Vermilion Upsets North Ridgeville in Lakeland Clash
Vermilion defeats North Ridgeville 68 to 60 led by Gary Jones and Jack Krill who combined for 18 points in the final quarter. The Sailors shot 53 percent to the Rangers 43 percent as Vermilion moved to 5 6 in conference play while North Ridgeville falls to 8 3 in league standings.
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Borromeo Routs Lake Ridge 74 to 43 in Basketball Showdown
Borromeo toppled Lake Ridge Academy 74-43 as Steve Hill led with 31 points and Dennis Hill added 16. Dan Adair paced Lake Ridge with 23 points while Borromeo shot 57 percent from the floor and 16 of 24 at the line. Lake Ridge hit 31 percent and 13 of 18 from the free throw line.
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Avon regains Inland lead with fourth quarter blitz
Avon defeats Keystone 71 to 53 to seize the Inland Conference lead by a game over Columbia. Avon dominant in the fourth, outrebounding 47-37 and finishing 59 percent from the line while Keystone shot 33 percent. Keystone drops to 9-2 in conference. Avon hosts Buckeye next.
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Black River dominates Mapleton in Firelands basketball
Polk Black River rolled Mapleton 88 to 69 as Black River shot 32 of 74 from the field and 24 of 37 at the line. Mapleton finished 23 of 69 from the floor and 23 of 39 at the charity stripe. Black River improves to 4 9 overall and 3 8 in conference play while Mapleton falls to 1 12 and 1 9 in league games.
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