Middies and Comets Lead Seeded Baron Cup Openers
Amherst and Midview earned top seeds in Baron Cup II and III as action began at Brooklyn Recreation Center. Midview stunned Mayfield 4-1 to secure No 1 seed in Baron Cup III, with a 6:30 p.m. start against Western Reserve Academy and a potential Saturday 3 p.m. semifinal. Amherst, 27-2, opens versus the winner of Kenton and North Olmsted in Baron Cup II first round with a Friday 5:30 p.m. game. the winners advance to Sunday’s final.
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Amherst
Midview
Brooklyn Recreation Center
Mayfield
Western Reserve Academy
Western Reserve
WRA
Kenston
North Olmsted
Comets
Solon
Tues
Avon Lake edged Bay but misses Baron Cup bid
Avon Lake fell 2–0 to Bay as Olmsted Falls failed to beat Notre Dame Cathedral Latin. Alex Dillon led the Shoremen with a goal and an assist, while Zach Little scored and Zack Versaille assisted. Ben Sherman made 47 saves in the defeat.
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Lakewood
Avon Lake
Shoremen
Bay
Olmsted Falls
Notre Dame Cathedral Latin
Falls
Alex Dillon
Zach Little
Zack Versaille
Ben Sherman
Buckeye tops Brookside despite late rally in PAC Stars clash
Buckeye defeated Brookside 51 to 42 as Gabby Pinowar led the Cardinals with 13 points including two threes. Buckeye guards Bowles Hartley and Sekerak each hit multiple triples while Brookside trailed by 11 at halftime and faltered in the second half. Junior varsity Buckeye won 28-18.
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Sheffield
Brookside
Gabby Pinowar
Cardinals
Buckeye
Bowles
Hartley
McGee
Davison
Sekerak
Dash
Banas
McGowan
Elias
Gerding
Pinewar
Musall
Andorka
Sanchez
North Ridgeville lineman Bugala signs with Gannon University
Mitch Bugala a co captain for the Rangers signed to play at NCAA Division II Gannon University. He earned first team All Lorain County honors and helped North Ridgeville win the West Shore Conference title and reach the playoffs as a sophomore. He will major in sports management.
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North Ridgeville
Mitch Bugala
Gannon University
Bugala
Rangers
Lorain County
West Shore
Ohio area schools seek multiple coaches for spring sports
Keystone High requires a varsity volleyball coach with submissions to Principal Tom Clary and Athletic Director Don Griswold by today. Wellington High seeks a junior varsity baseball coach via call or email. Lorain County Community College invites men’s baseball players to tryouts, with eligibility checks. Valley Forge High seeks a junior varsity softball coach. Lake Ridge Academy seeks a head softball coach and a boys junior varsity tennis coach. Lorain High accepts online applications for several assistant coaching roles with resume attachments.
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Keystone High
Tom Clary
Don Griswold
Keystone High School
Liberty Street
P.O
LaGrange
Don.Griswold
Keystone
Wellington High
Wellington
Lorain County Community College
Yahoo.com
Valley Forge
Valley Forge High
Lake Ridge
Lake Ridge Academy
Lakeridgeacademy.org
Lorain High
Applitrack
Lorain
Bryan Koury
Charleston Administration Center
Polo Ave
Stanley Wins Phoenix Open After Dramatic Comeback
Kyle Stanley roared from eight behind to win his first PGA Tour title at the Phoenix Open in Scottsdale. He shot a bogey-free 65 to finish 15 under, while Spencer Levin faltered late and Ben Crane finished one back. Stanley thanked his parents amid tears of joy.
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Kyle Stanley
Stanley
Torrey Pines
San Diego
Spencer Levin
Scottsdale
Ariz
Ben Crane
Levin
Paul Lawrie
Jason Day
Peter Hanson
Lawrie
Qatar
Scot
Miguel Angel Jimenez
Stanley Seeks Payoff After Narrow PGA Lead Slip
The 24-year-old Stanley from Gig Harbor Washington birdied 13 and 14 to take a one stroke lead at 15 under while Levin faltered with a double bogey on 15 as Stanley recovered from a recent rough round. Levin topped early but finished with bogeys and slid away from win contention.
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Stanley
Clemson
Gig Harbor
Wash
Levin
Cactus
Torrey Pines
Christel Boeljon
Royal Pines
Gold Coast
Australia
So Yeon Ryu
Kim Ha-neul
South Korea
Italy
Diana Luna
Pathways and passion as Treseel describes comeback at university
Tresse l speaks about alumni pride and a plan to boost student success called the pathway for success. He recalls long days, helpful relations, and staying focused on turning around a campus culture amid scrutiny. He praises administrators like Luis and notes Akron's changing city and art museum.
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Dean Barker
Kenny MacDonald
Sid
Luis
Ohio State
Raiders
NFL
Terrelle Pryor
Maurice Clarett
Berea Education Foundation
Akron
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