Elyria Catholic Grabs Top Seed In AA Sectional Tourney
Elyria Catholic's Bob Guinta attended the Class AA Sectional Tournament drawing at Elyria High and earned the top seed. Second-seeded Olmsted Falls and third-seeded Brookside also drew strong positions as the field for the tourney grew, with nine teams holding winning records and another at break-even. The event moved to Elyria after two years at Baldwin-Wallace, marking the strongest field in three years.
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Elyria Catholic Draws Tough Path in AA Basketball Tourney
Elyria Catholic coach Bob Guinta weighs bracket choices as the top seed faces Avon in the Feb 20 opener. He notes Brooklyn Firelands and Oberlin as strong threats, preferring one game to adjust before the three-game sectional trek. The Panthers, 14-1, seek a third straight sectional title entering a loaded Baldwin Wallace District field.
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Evading the Draw Avon, Elyria Catholic stake seeds in sectional
In Elyria High last night coaches faced a tough draw for the Class AA sectional. Firelands’ Keith Sooy and Avon’s Don Burkin, plus Brookside’s Len Volbert, picked positions as seedings shaped matchups. Avon faces either Brooklyn or Brookside on Feb 23, with Burkin lone unseeded veteran to pick last. Former pro Bill Hosket visited Elyria ahead of tournament play.
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Clearview 7th in A ratings. Admiral King 9th in AAA
Admiral King ranked ninth in the large school AAA category by United Press International. Mansfield placed fourth in the Buckeye Conference, Elyria 17th in large schools. In small school class A, Clearview was seventh just behind a Firelands Conference foe. South Central led middle-school A. Elyria Catholic rated second despite only one loss.
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Elyria Flyers Fall Again in Hockey Loss to Garfield Heights
The Elyria Flyers were shut out by Garfield Heights, suffering their fourth defeat in the Greater Cleveland High School Hockey League. The article details goaltending and breaks, mentions other regional teams and rankings, including Columbia being 15th in Class A.
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South Amherst Tops Avon In Conference Girls Basketball
South Amherst defeated Avon 36 to 25 in Avon with Donna Palmer scoring 11 and Sharon Griffith 18 for South Amherst. Judy Sahl led Avon with 12 points as South Amherst improves to 3-1 in conference play. next at home against Firelands.
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LCCC Tops Malone Five In Narrow Victory
Lorain County Community College women beat Malone 49 to 41, building an early lead and maintaining it. Pat McGill poured in 18 points with 14 rebounds, Judy Groner added 18 points and 10 boards, while Mar DeVinitz posted nine points and 11 rebounds as Malone fell to 0-3 ahead of a Thiel game in Greenvale, Pa.
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Wilkens shines as Cavaliers edge Celtics 110 115
Cleveland star Lenny Wilkens, despite a painful left foot and early ankle turn, scored 31 points with 11 assists and nine rebounds to lift the Cavaliers over the Boston Celtics 110 to 115. Coach Bill Fitch praised Wilkens after the injury plagued performance as Cleveland built a late lead and held off Boston’s rally. Austin Carr added 28 points as Cleveland endured without John Havlicek.
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